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A social research on the purpose of laundrettes in the 21st century. It is estimated that three quarters of laundrettes in the UK have closed down in the last 25 years. The first UK laundrette opened in 1949 in London and since then these washeries have provided fast and economical service to millions, have inspired films such as My Beautiful Laundrette and have featured in long running soap-operas such as Dot and Paulines laundrette in Eastenders. But most importantly, they have offered a community service as social centres for an increasingly individualistic and virtual society. Inspired by Fotonows The Launderette Residencies photographic exhibition The Laundrette Sessions was filmed in various laundrettes across Devon and Cornwall from May to September 2011

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Prodigy detective Mitsuko Unagi is on the hunt for a notorious serial killer known only as "Eleven". 10 years earlier, on February 29th 2006, a series of murders began, involving 11 randomly selected victims killed simultaneously in various parts of Tokyo. The killings continue over the next decade, leaving the police with no evidence, no witnesses, and the killer always one step ahead. But now something has changed, and the killer has changed his pattern, giving Detective Unagi the one chance to finally get closer to solving the mystery of the Random 11

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If you think you know how a General Election is run by watching mainstream media or a shiny floored leaders' debate, then think again. When Labour voter and award-winning filmmaker, John Walsh switched sides and became a Conservative candidate he lifted the lid on the real-life world of political campaigning. With unprecedented access and never-before-seen footage of a candidate’s campaign from the inside. Controversial feature film ToryBoy The Movie made explosive discoveries about the now disgraced former Labour MP Sir Stuart Bell, outed as “Britain’s Laziest MP” but that was just the start…… This acclaimed film received award nominations and great reviews from across the political spectrum when it hit cinemas.

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Eileen is a mother of two children, who are both about to fly the nest. Summer stretches out in front of the family who, except for Eileen, have plans to go abroad, to a festival, to their dad's wedding. A new relationship suddenly comes into her life, and briefly she blooms. However Bill the new boyfriend, a pot smoking ex-cricketer has his own problems. Their fling opens the door to insecurity and paranoia for Eileen, and one day under the guise of celebrating her new 'love' she has a drink. Once she starts she doesn't stop. The film treads a constant line between darkness and humour as it moves from its beginning in a sedate suburban cricket club to its conclusion at a music festival.

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A Rock 'n' Roll Super Size Me - with the Music Industry as it's target. My Film questions why despite its millions of passionate and loyal fans is real music always an afterthought by industry professionals? Where have all the good tunes gone? Why is mainstream music now so tepid? Where's the new raw power, fire, passion and talent? Where is the Next Generation of Stadium Fillers & Musical Revolutionaries going to come From? I have created a dialogue with the labels, the bands and the fans. Guitar based Rock dominated the airwaves from its inception in the 50's to the mid 90's. What went wrong? Is it really just down to downloading or is conservative corporatisation killing music? So am I right or am I just an impassioned fan who's lost the plot?

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Frank and Danny have pulled an ingenious robbery worth a cool £2 million in cash. They hook up with Kristina and Alice on a night out to celebrate. Kristina finds out about the money and plots to steal it for herself.

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A young couple move into their first pub, unexplained events start to happen, but is it all in their heads or is it something dark, something evil?

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The Parking Place takes parking of cars to the next level in a form of a riotous situation Comedy about two men, Dr George and Peter, who quarrel over a parking space! The men, from opposite end of the social spectrum, end up in the same predicament with hilarious and dramatic consequences.

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The film is part of 'CINE OPERA', a series over 50 videoworks and cinematographic records shot in various part of the world by Michael Nyman during the last fifteen years. In Moscow 11:19.31, the camera observes, somewhat objectively, from the view point of Michael Nyman, the interviewee and celebrity, the proceeding of an interview in a Moscow radio station. His answers, always triggered by some sort of hesitation, are replaced by his own music: 'La Debarcadère' from 'La Traversee de Paris' (1989).

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London, present day. A violent, desperate man breaks into an inner city church. With him he brings the anxiety and anger of contemporary society. Once inside the church he faces his greatest opponent, a world weary priest. The fighter challenges the priest on the fundamental fabric of life, faith and death, belief and passion. The scene is set, in the fight for truth, redemption and forgiveness as the two men come to terms with their various demons over the course of the night.

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Electric was made in Brixton over the Summer of 2010. Over two weeks of drama workshops, the untrained cast used their lives as source material to create the story. The film was shot the following week.

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Chasmogamy explores the unspoken fears and apprehensions that we may harbour about each other. Set in multi-cultural London, the film takes the viewer on a journey that is essentially a stream of consciousness, following various characters as they go through the daily grind of a rush-hour bus ride.