A series of short films from this week’s LOCO London Comedy Festival are currently available to view on their website.

The festival, which screened a wide range of comic films, short and long, has put a large batch of the former up for public viewing on their website, and a smattering of them feature TVO regulars. Some of these were already available on Vimeo or YouTube, but this handy curated collection puts them all in one place.

For the full collection, including a hilarious but poignant short called Don’t Fear Death (featuring the voice of Rik Mayall), and Open Wide – a macabre short starring friend of TVO, Tom Golding, click here. However, we’ve rounded up some of the ones we really have to shout about for you to watch below:

The long awaited Not Sophie’s Choice – directed by Matt Holt (David’s Fine, Social Stew, Nasty Habbits, FM) – stars Catherine Tate and Alex MacQueen, and is a soft and sincere short story of a troubled middle class couple and their attempt to break some very sad news to their 10 year old daughter, Sophie (the brilliant Skye Degruttola).

Filmed and released five years ago, the awarding winning Tooty’s Wedding is written by and stars Ben Willbond and Laura Salon, with whom Ben collaborated on little seen sketch show Laura, Ben & Him for ITV2 back in 2008 (the ‘Him’ being Marek Larwood).

Also featuring Daisy Haggard (Psychoville) and Matt Baynton, the short sees a young couple’s marriage hilariously hits the rocks during a weekend wedding in the country.

On a completely different tangent is animated short All Consuming Love from Louis Hudson and Ian Ravenscroft (who made Gregory is a Dancer which is also part of LOCO’s collection). The one-line remit of this one says all you need to know to at least give it a curious watch: A tiny man living inside a cat gets into a sticky love-triangle.

If that’s not enough (what’s wrong with you?), then the voice of Kevin Eldon alongside fellow comics Josie Long and Isabel Fay should persuade you…

Finally, it’s another excuse to remind you of Ben Mallaby and Rachel Stubbings sublime short One Tw*t which was also screened at the festival, alongside Mallaby’s previous short Time Holes. We told you all about this one, co-starring Mike Wozniak and Tom Meeten, recently, but do give it a whirl one more time anyway…

Stay peeled for a review of LOCO’s big feature-length draw – Set the Thames on Fire starring Noel Fielding – very soon…