Projects with status: Post-production, Pre-production

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Biopic feature biopic about the rivalry between celebrated UK boxers Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank, charting the former world champion fighters' journeys and maverick personalities and the intense rivalry that culminated in two highly anticipated fights in the early 1990s.

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A private contractor escorts one of the world’s most wanted terrorists over hostile terrain.

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Based on Virginia Woolf's 'Flush', tracing the life of Flush, a Cocker Spaniel from his carefree existence in the country, to his adoption by the poet Elizabeth Barrett, his travails in London, his owner's elopement and to his final days in a bucolic Italy.
Elizabeth Barrett, who is mourning the death of her brother, is given a puppy called Flush, who restores her spirits and helps her resume her poetry. She is trapped in her “ivory tower” by a possessive, domineering father. Another young poet, Robert Browning, has fallen in love with Elizabeth’s poetry and is always begging to meet her in person. When a trembling Elizabeth finally agrees, the sparks of passion ignite a secret romance, much to the annoyance of her beloved companion- Flush. Knowing her father will never let her go, Elizabeth and Robert elope and escape to beautiful sunny Italy. Meanwhile, a jealous Flush plots furiously against the man who has stolen Elizabeth’s heart.

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Russia 1988. Telepathic twin brothers are chosen for a secret experiment to test ESP. Peter is isolated in a remote military station whilst Viktor is launched into space. The twins become mentally and emotionally close, until Peter intuits a dark secret his brother has kept from him. He abandons the mission. Alone, Viktor faces death in deepest space. Peter races back to save his brother. As Viktor drifts further into space, with light years between them, the brothers heal their bitterness and again become one.

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When his grandfather falls ill, a wild adopted boy leads his family on a hunt for a magical pearl unaware it is guarded by dangerous mythological beings.

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Patrick Kelly is a hard man. His one soft spot is his daughter and when she falls victim to a vicious and sexual depraved serial killer, Kelly wants revenge. The detective in charge of the case is Kate Burrows. She feels for Kelly but her growing involvement with a known villian is putting her career at risk. As the forces of law and order and London's underworld converge in a huge manhunt, Kate fears she'll lose everything she's ever cared about...to the ladykiller.

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Drama set in the Syrian crisis zones based on true stories about female freedom fighters of Kurdish and Western descent who joined forces to battle against ISIS in an effort to reclaim Raqqa and restore stability to one of the most dangerous places on earth.

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Damascus as a neo art form.
A thirst for abstraction at a time when immediacy and simultaneity – culminating in the multiple strand captioning of TV news screens, or the instant feedback of Twitter, tyrannical demands, forcing aesthetic sensibilities to seek new ways of slowing down.
As they float through a plastic representation of time-space (blank as Richard Hell) we need a way to associate their blankness to action as it eases us to a pseudo-understanding of a mindless state we only observe.
Damascus as an end to mindwash religion, nowhere politics and bogus philosophy.
The first film is the visual film. A waltz through the night of city that transcends itself. Three principals enacting the dance to death of relationships, plurality and urban living. The visual element of the project flows through time and arches through experience that answers nobodies' questions. It is disorientating: both musically and formally. Experience is placed front and centre, whether that be disconnection or sexual release. Best invoked by the term Psychogeography/ Which was defined in 1955 by Guy Debord as "the study of the precise laws and specific effects of the geographical environment, consciously organized or not, on the emotions and behavior of individuals."

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'Unwell' chronicles the descent into madness of award-winning BBC foreign correspondent Malcolm Brabant after he receives a routine yellow fever vaccine required for an assignment in Africa.
After enduring a near fatal fever, he begins hallucinating and starts to believe he is the new Messiah. During this Jesus complex, he believes he is being directed by the ghosts of dead friends who, like him, covered the siege of Sarajevo. The psychosis disappears after six weeks, but Brabant suffers several relapses. The most significant one is captured on camera by Brabant himself as he is convinced the Second Coming has to be on television.
This unique footage is supplemented by video diaries recorded by Brabant's Danish wife Trine Villemann, in order to document his transformation. Brabant's condition deteriorates and he spends months locked up in secure wards.
The film is a paean to love and family bonds and contains an unexpected Hollywood ending.

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A teenage British Kashmiri, Noor, retraces her roots in search of her father. She is joined by Majid, a local Kashmiri boy. Unwittingly they become involved in a 70 year old Kashmir conflict in one of the most deadliest parts of the world. Set against the spectacular backdrop of Kashmir, this epic tragedy unravels through the playful eyes of love-struck teenagers who, in their search, uncover the hidden secrets of the lost fathers of Kashmir.

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Summertime, 1994. In a quiet mining village just outside Doncaster, a rumour stirs about the legend of a giant carp in the nearby decoy ponds. Trevor takes watch one night at the water’s edge. The following night, he decides to lead a brigade of young friends and neighbours on a fishing expedition. In a world of broken families, cassette tapes and rumbling political fever, these friends, each with their own struggles to bear, share a moment of harmony as they witness the carp for themselves that they will never forget.

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10,000 people from all corners of a shattered World. Afghans and Sudanese dominate with Syrians, Eritreans, Iraqis and more. The Jungle is unique. Rich in cultural diversity, religion and language, yet fiscally impoverished. A magnet for thousands of British volunteers wanting to help. It is the shore on which the waves of our own foreign policy wash up and an icon for fears about mass immigration.
We filmed migrants and refugees here for two years, trying to survive this shanty-town in the heart of Europe. Through floods, fires and evictions, right up to the bitter end: Human stories that echo the biggest question of our time.