At Limited100, we're dedicated to classic cars and the passionate people behind them, which is why we’re proud to shine a spotlight on our long-time partners, Bridge Classic Cars, and celebrate a remarkable achievement by their in-house photographer and videographer, Nick Skinner.
Nick has just been awarded the Grand Prize at the 2025 International Auto Film Festa in Tokyo, Japan, for his short film Memory Lane - A Love Letter to the Jaguar E-Type. The poignant and visually stunning film pays tribute to the legacy of the iconic Jaguar E-Type through the story of Rose, an elderly woman fondly remembering her younger days with the classic British sports car.
Shot with elegance and emotional depth, Memory Lane is not just a tribute to the E-Type, often called the most beautiful car ever made, but also a reminder of the deep connections people form with their vehicles. The film is a touching celebration of automotive nostalgia and craftsmanship.
The award is an outstanding personal milestone for Nick, a self-taught filmmaker whose storytelling and visual style are now being recognised on the global stage. The team at Bridge Classic Cars, based in Suffolk, UK, expressed immense pride in Nick’s achievement, which also highlights the creativity and talent within the classic car community.
Bridge Classic Cars is no stranger to accolades; the company is widely known for its exceptional restorations and commitment to keeping classic motoring alive through sustainable innovation and a deep respect for automotive heritage. Their restorations and classic car competitions have captured the attention of enthusiasts worldwide.
From everyone at Limited100, congratulations to Nick Skinner and the entire team at Bridge Classic Cars on this well-deserved recognition!