Projects in categories: Fiction

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An unusual documentary about London: sounds from interiors of locations heard over images of exteriors.

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Paradise Grove is the first film by award-winning TV and theatre director Charles Harris. A new British Independent movie, a bittersweet coming-of-age story set in a Jewish old age home in North London, it is also, remarkably, the first contemporary Jewish movie to be made in the UK for ten years. Paradise Grove is a film with a distinctive and unusual voice. Starting with deceptively gentle comedy, it woos us with a colourful parade of sharply observed characters, each with their own quirks and eccentricities, before building to a moving climax with a strong emotional punch.

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Paris Skylight is an offbeat romantic drama about five friends, ordinary people leading a bohemian lifestyle over a hectic week in modern day Paris, and the way their lives are touched and changed forever by Shuko, a tourist visiting from Japan.

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One man's obsession with a woman forces him to break into her apartment. There he learns the truth about her, and himself.

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Peeping Tim is an intimate and detailed view of a voyeur who prides himself on his skills and anonymity. But his world comes unstuck when confronted by a lady with nothing to hide.

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Four children leave the sanctuary of human abode to journey into a dark forest. They discover the remains of a long dead soldier. They loot the grave and display the skeleton to the elements. The kids retrace their steps taking with them the unstable armaments and belongings they have found.

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Pencil and Rubber play cat and mouse in this 3D animated short from Griffilms.

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A 3D animated short from Griffilms where a normal rubber turns psycho in this macabre look into the world of Pencils and Rubbers.

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A quirky and darkly comic fable in which a newly redundant estate agent takes his revenge on the world in a most unexpected way. The charismatic anti-hero Mark is cursed with a sense of his own extraordinary destiny, but as a result he has lost touch with the banal reality in which he is forced to live.

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Writer-director Chris Steele’s second ‘music film’ accompanies The Honourable Whores’ sensual mantra Perfect Eyes. 'The song means whatever you personally want it to mean. The film means whatever you personally want it to mean. With Love from Chris'.

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Nowadays. The day before his retirement Judge Saracini (Donald Sutherland) under the threat of a gun receives an envelope with an old 8mm film. The film shows the cold blooded killing of five men and the abduction of another. It is previously unknown footage of the kidnapping of the President of the Italian Christian Democratic party Aldo Moro and the brutal murder of his escort in Rome on March 16th, 1978. With the help of his ex pupil Fernanda Doni (Stefania Rocca), now a judge herself, and Branco (Giancarlo Giannini), his old time friend and personal escort, Saracini starts a personal investigation that takes him and his friends into a conspiracy that goes up to the highest levels of Italian and International political powers. High risks are taken and dangerous grounds are walked upon. The peril reaches its peak with the accident that kills Judge Doni's husband. Now eventually caught in that web of power, Judge Saracini receives an invitation he cannot refuse. The summons will end the private enquiry and leave the public enigma still a mystery.

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'Maude, with a voracious appetite, swiftly polishes off her packed lunch and is still hungry. But there is no more food. So what will Maude eat next to satisfy her hunger?'