Projects in genres: Comedy

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Seeing Smoke is a cautionary tale about a man falsely accused of child molestation, and the effect this has on his life and those around him.

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A demanding cat goes to great lengths in order to warm up and become the centre of attention.

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Told through a single stand up comedy routine, John J Jones performs to an unforgiving audience. As he loses their interest, his body rebels against him, and the truth behind the one-liners leaks through the cracks. This is car-crash comedy at its most compulsive.

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Two disabled drivers fight over a disabled parking bay - with drastic consequences.

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Supramanya (Supraman) is a young Indian boy whose blind mother is struggling to make ends meet. When she gives up on taking care of him, Supraman takes matters into his own hands.

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In the back of a London Taxi, the driver bears witness to four separate encounters. A couple discuss their chess moves on the way to the hospital. A woman leaves her husband for her lover. A man debates his life with his inner woman. And a spotty teen boy waits to take his girlfriend to Prom night. Ordinary people, ordinary lives. He's not here to judge them, he’s just here to drive.

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A real estate agent's top ten tips for success are challenged by an unusually disgruntled tenant.

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A policeman chases a purse snatcher into an abandoned maze. He catches him but then they can't find their way out and must live off the contents of the stolen hand bag.

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A swashbuckling adventure that pits plucky cabin girl Jill Hopkins against the tyrannical Captain Scabb in pursuit of the legendary treasure of Skull Rock.

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Two shadowy figures meet on a shadowy evening in a shadowy car park. There is an illicit deal to be struck but even the most carefully orchestrated plans can come undone at the seams!

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A girl blows an ill-fated kiss to her departing boyfriend.

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Set during the Cannes Film Festival, The Making of Plus One packs a punch and pokes more than a little fun at the celebrity obsession fuelling the modern day film industry, full of fads, festival red carpets, creatively incongruous commerciality and artistic dispensability in the far from glamorous reality that is independent feature filmmaking.