Bayo

Director: Mark Brown

Year: 2015

A Naughty Thing Called Life "The Papa Spyk Story" is a visual depiction of a newly released, and incredibly well received, autobiography from Author, Edouard "Spyk" Gheur. The author tells us in his book of his rise to fame and riches as a well endorsed professional rugby player and successful model/television actor and how his addiction to steroids and cocaine brought everything he had worked for crashing down around him. In his early 30's his aorta, which acts as the main artery supplying the heart, exploded into pieces as a result of the intense and prolonged use of chemical enhancements and recreational drugs. <br /> <br /> Spyk lived to tell the story of his agony and the journey of recovery he has been on since. Once told he would never be able to father a child, he now has a beautiful young daughter to be thankful for but problems still continue to arise in Spyk's life and the persistent struggle reveals the amount of fight one man can carry within himself.

Director: Mark Brown

Year: 2013

A documentary revealing an observation on three barber shops throughout the course of one summer's day in the city of London - Hackney, Herne Hill and Catford..<br /> No other city in the country expresses the thriving atmosphere of social, urban community like the city of London. Documentary film Director Mark Brown relates the audience to the events within the community, through the doors of shops in different parts of the city, giving a detailed interpretation of the diversity within the same culture.

Director: Mark Brown

Year: 2015

Documentary film-maker Mark Brown creates a visual debate detailing the dramatic changes and ethical differences caused by the ever growing illegal immigrant community within the Northern French Town of Calais. The feature length observation delves into the argument of the head-line grabbing issue from the Summer of 2015, unfolding a topical insight, on the ground, from one of the most effected areas in Europe.