Projects in categories: Fiction

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A lonely adolescent girl, living on an isolated farm, creates her own friends to make a magical world to retreat from her violent father and mentally ill mother.

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The narrative centres around the fated encounter between Lydie Bastien and Rene Hardy in Lyon 1943 which allegedly led to the arrest and torture of Jean Moulin at the hands of the Gestapo.

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A five-year-old boy announces that a giant has been washed up in a local cave. While the men of the village are out fishing the women head for the cave. Who or what is inside? Only Maisie seems to know...

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Sam and Dan decide to produce a movie which is certain to make their fortune. The only obstacle in their path to glory is their chosen genre...

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A humourous film seen through the eyes of two children on the seemingly endless journey to their grandmother's house.

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Marcie's Dowry is an explosive black comedy.



  



Gus and Molly have spent all their money on their only daughter Marcie. Now she's getting married and somebody's going to have to pay . . .

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A small girl, who doesn't believe in fairytales, meets an old woman who claims that she is a mermaid.

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Max and Alice go to a party. Max becomes interested in another woman and the next day wakes up with a black eye. Alice has gone so how did Max get his black eye?

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A film based on the Mayan Creation Story.

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Bethan is drug-dependent and in prison awaiting trial for a murder she thinks her daughter has committed. We learn of the guilt that underlies their relationship as she explores her most precious bond.

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'All the world's a stage, and all the men and woman are merely players; they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven.' William Shakespeare.





Merely Playing marries Shakespeare with Modern Britain and defines age through the family. With music from The Waterboys and Naomi.

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A young boy is torn from his American roots and comes to live in a strange world where modern science is being used to free ancient foes, renewing a titanic struggle for dominion over the earth.





In ancient times the vast army of the evil sorcerer Mordred (Craig Sheffer) brought the legendary King Arthur Pendragon (Patrick Bergin) and his knights of the Round Table to their knees. In desperation, Merlin, the Wizard (Rik Mayall) used the immense power of Stonehenge to banish Mordred to the Netherworld and consigned Arthur and his knights to a long, dark sleep, promising future generations that Arthur would be on-hand to save the world should Mordred ever escape to threaten it again.





Fifteen hundred years later, Merlin's spell is the subject of legend - and is weakening. Scientist Joan Maxwell (Tia Carrere) is experimenting with the magnetic flows of the Earth, the precise source of Merlin's magic. She has made contact with Mordred and in return for his promise of power and freedom from the ethics that constrain modern science, is using her knowledge to free the sorcerer from his prison.





American teenager, Ritchie Gould is plunged into the ages-old battle when his father dies and Ritchie's mother moves them to her former home in England. When Ritchie arrives, Merlin's spell is already all but destroyed by Maxwell's meddling. Arthur and his knights are aware, fifteen hundred years out of place, and Mordred is preparing to forge a dimensional gate to freedom. The only thing standing between Mordred and success are the ragged loyalties of Lancelot (Adrian Paul) and Guinevere whom Merlin banished along with him.





In a tale of myth, mythology, demons and duels spanning fifteen centuries, the forces of good and evil once more do battle. And at stake is the world as we know it.