ARTICLES
Screen Daily - YESTERDAY TOMORROW TODAY feature script comes 3rd on the Brit List 2018
Variety - Brit List 2018 is announced, featuring YESTERDAY TOMORROW TODAY
Huffington Post - “Offline Dating by Samuel Abrahams is the short film taking the digital world by storm”
Guardian - “Offline dating gives us a buzz Tinder can never match”
Evening Standard - “a six minute short film that has struck a note with lonely Londoners”
InStyle - “Offline Dating simply reminds us that humans are sexual, social beings, capable of relating to one another in the flesh world.”
MailOnline - “BAFTA nominated Samuel Abrahams directs this brilliant short film called "OFFLINE DATING"
Irish Examiner - “left us with butterflies in our stomachs – perhaps romance is making a comeback after all.”
Metro - “Just watching Offline Dating made me want to invent a time machine so I could go back to a time when dating wasn’t like doing a round of emotional Wipe Out.”
Glamour - “really opened our eyes here at GLAMOUR about the realities of modern dating.”
Cosmopolitan - “Offline Dating is dividing opinion”
Metro - “No, we don’t want to try ‘offline dating’. The internet is fine. Now leave us the f*** alone”
Timeout - “Here's everything that's wrong with that viral 'offline' dating video”
The London Egotist - “charming, awkward, intimate, voyeuristic and liberating.”
Bustle “... it is a beautiful hot mess”
Fast Company Create - “...is more than a bit cringe-inducing...”
Davids Reviews - “Whatever it is and how ever it was made, it's quite superbly done and it's a thoroughly compelling short film.”
Huffington Post UK Blog - “Tom is quite adorable and utterly cute and he still gets rejected by lots of girls, because of his straightforward face-to-face approach.”
BFI - "one of the most delightfully unexpected moments in recent British Cinema."
INTERVIEWS
Campaign Magazine - Why we’re loving Samuel Abrahams
David Reviews - “Samuel Abrahams has scored a huge hit with his short Offline Dating.”
Directors Notes - “... a beautifully observed and shot documentary, that also raises questions of ‘staging.”
Short Of The Week - “so simple and so relevant,”
One Small Window - “...cool and timely in equal measure.”
Cafe Babel - “makes you wish social media had never existed.”
A Plus - “you have to admit that "swiped right" is not the grandiose love story you'd like to tell your kids.”
Buzzfeed - “Was it sweet? Or creepy? Now that everyone is talking about the Tinder “dating apocalypse”, I decided to quiz the men behind the project.”
Sunrise Breakfast Show Channel 7, (Aus TV), LIVE TV interview