Projects with status: Complete

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Do I Love You? is a feature about life and all the questions that throws up at you. Wait, it's more about all the labels in life that get thrown at us: age, job, sexuality, boy-girl etc. It's a comedy with thinking time. Set in London and shot on DV with a miniscule budget, a stellar cast and crew - this is a film for the person who likes to ask questions.

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Tommy is a seven-year-old boy without a Dad who fills in the emotional gaps in his life by believing he is 'Jesus Christ'.

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Rogue secret agent Dave Kelsey has proof that UFO's are hiding out on earth, but someone - or something - is trying to stop him telling the world.

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'Miss King's been taken ill, unfortunately, so you've got me, that's the bad news. The good news is we're going to have a film so you won't need your books - it's about the birds and the bees'.

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An interpreter in a therapy session realises he needs therapy too.

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Three young girls are buying ice lollies on a south Wales housing estate. When Omeed, a young Muslim refugee girl, tries to do the same with a food token, the shopkeeper is angry at her lack of comprehension. Humiliated in front of the other girls, Omeed makes a desperate gesture that might just gain her the acceptance she desires.

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Ismail and Muhuit are standing as independent candidates in the local council election, fighting on the issue of providing detox centres for the crack and heroin addicts on the streets in and around Brick Lane, Banglatown, London E1.
 
In and around these same streets, tour guides peddle gory tales of Jack the Ripper and trivia about the local gangsters, the Krays. Tourists cling to this tabloid version of remembrance of things past.  Is everyone oblivious to the Bengali community and their history?
 
Delwas has lived in E1 for more than 15 years and takes us on an alternative tour of the area. We find it is rich in history, art and politics and discover the only museum of immigration in Europe.

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Earthquake! Run for the hills you fools, run for the hills! Aaaaaaaaargh!
 
Terror hits the West Coast as a violent quake shakes the marrow out of every bone in this festival favourite and Sundance award winner.

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Three Midlanders, pretentious Greg, unreliable Stan and ex-forces waster Ant, set themselves up in an East London flat share. As their alcohol fuelled lifestyles swing into action and personalities start to grate on each other, the cloud imposed by Stan's down-to-earth common sense girlfriend Judy, starts to loom menacingly, particularly for the zealously misanthropic Ant. Will Stan be able to have his cake and eat it too?

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A poetic and compelling 16mm film shot in London, Karachi and Lahore which encompasses five stories relating to the times of day for Muslim prayer. The work explores overlaps between time, memory and location. Connecting different places and people through images and sounds, Eating Grass contains documentary footage accompanied by a voiceover in both Urdu and English. The textures of individual voices continually slip from one language to another, creating and repeating rhythms. Meaning is not only conveyed by what is said but also by building tonal rhythmical cadences, similar musical structures to those found in jazz or Indian classical music.

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Eddie Smallcock has a problem of a supernatural nature.
 
Can the bizarre Dr Ivor Steamchugger and the beautiful ex bomb Mr Linda Heliotrope help?

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Emotions is a short experimental film , filmed with different coloured lenses, to portray how a person experiencing various emotions sees his surroundings.