Projects with status: Post-production

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Charting the epic journey of one of the most influential luminaries of our time from 1960s feminist pioneer to the present day - Dr Warren Farrell is a rare breed - he is the only man in history elected three times to the board of The National Organisation for Women in New York City. The past decades have seen him go from being the world's most celebrated male-feminist, to shunning men's and women's "rigid roles of the past". From authoring 'The Liberated Man' and speaking on women’s rights the world over, to highlighting the global boy crisis and the impact of dad deprivation on girls, boys, women, men and society. Enthralling both ends of the political spectrum he has appeared on over 1000 TV shows - from CNN, Oprah Winfrey, Good Morning America, Donahue, Barbara Walters, Vaush and the BBC, to FOX, Jordan Peterson, Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson. Chosen by the Financial Times as one of the world's top 100 thought leaders, lifelong feminist Farrell has changed the course of history with his groundbreaking books. The documentary charts Farrell's trailblazing journey and features original interviews, including John Gray ('Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus') and Professor Nicola Graham Kevan, and a reading made specially for the film by the legendary Thomas Sowell about the destruction of the black family. An epic journey into the maverick trailblazer's evolution, reflecting society's profound transformation over the past six decades. A brave and deeply thought-out insight into society today with Farrell's very personal take on what Gloria Steinem was really like, why Robert Redford and his wife came to his house for dinner, and why John Lennon thanked Farrell for helping him make "the best decision of his life" and "discovering the true meaning of love?" "You have to be pro-female and pro-male if you want to be pro-human" argues dialogue-advocating Farrell, "we are all in the same family boat - when one sex wins, both sexes lose."

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Former airline Captain Tristan Loraine has spent over 20 years investigating an issue few airline passengers know anything about - Where does the air you breathe on a plane come from? What does the aerospace industry know about the breathing air supply being contaminated with hazardous chemicals, the impact on public health and flight safety. What some call aviation's darkest secret.

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An insecure personal trainer begins to spiral when a fitness influencer joins his gym. Desperate to compete, he decides to max out his gains with promising new protein shake MEATMYLK, only to discover that hitting beast mode has its growing pains.

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A film that hovers above the make-believe world of hope. Eden Kotting, dressed as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz takes us on a journey from The Factory to The Silent Valley. Accompanied by a gaggle of folkloricists and workers in white coats the journey ends in The Toilet of Hope.

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It’s 2005. Grace is 12, born of dual heritage, Jamaican and British, her 16 year old brother Curtis too. They live in a town in the Midlands with their Jamaican father David and British mother Esther. David and Curtis’ polar opposite ideals become the catalyst of ongoing friction between themselves and the entire family.

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A troubled young man returns home and descends into a spiral of delusions and paranoia claiming to have been abducted by extra-terrestrials. In a desperate race against time, his mother must confront her own traditional beliefs and fight to save her son before he slips further into the dark side of his mind.

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A music executive ambushes his favourite but most difficult band, determined to force their hand and finally uncover why their long overdue album remains unfinished.

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In 1991, having just given birth, Farida struggles to cope without knowing if her family in Iraq is dead or alive after the gulf war breaks out. Though physically in Newport, her mind is at war... far away.

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After getting lost driving in the countryside, Jack and Caity take shelter at a pub where strange visions make Jack question his reality - visions linked to the pub, it's landlord and the pendant around Jack's neck. Can Jack and Caity work out what's happening before he unravels completely?

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Take Charles Dickens’ Classic ‘CHRISTMAS CAROL’, add the best of contemporary British musical and acting talent, sprinkle with the themes of poverty, prejudice and transformation, and you have a modern, affectionate film set in vibrant, diverse London: CHRISTMAS KARMA - in the same joyous spirit as Gurinder Chadha’s BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM.

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Kate is feeling frustrated with her life, her mental health is also not helping as she keep getting seizures and visions of someone who looks just like her. Her double’s name is Hannah and she is all that Kate has ever aspired to be: a successful executive in a huge pharmaceutical company. One night, Kate is overcome by dizziness and she wakes up on Hannah’s floor. Hannah’s brother Jack arrives, Kate tries to explain that she is not Hannah, but Jack is convinced that his sister is having one of her psychotic episodes. Later that night she encounters a scientist called Doctor Solomon, who explains to her that in a mysterious way Hannah managed to switch their dimension to save herself from an attempt murder. He promises Kate her that if she finds out who tried to murder Hannah he will be able to return them both to their own worlds. Kate assumes Hannah’s identity so that she can catch the murderer. It dawns on her that she has several strong suspects: an addicted brother, an abusive boyfriend and a harasser boss.

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How can you be accepted when you're hiding behind a mask? The film represents a journey of a woman overcoming fear of not being accepted: starting from her desire to correspond to societal female standards, through admitting that she always felt as a weirdo and looking for an outside validation, to understanding that she does not need people who do not love her as she is and finally to accepting that she is ‘not normal’ and that the only acceptance she needs is the self-acceptance.