The Indian Army in the First World War: An Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Perspective

Director: Sharon Woodward

Year: 2018

Film about the creators of the ‘Skinhead Moonstomp’ album. The British Jamaican Ska band that engaged a generation of working class teenagers.

Director: Sharon Woodward

Year: 2009

Thank You Skinhead Girl is a documentary which explores the filmmakers experience of being in care and becoming a skinhead girl during the late 70’s early 80’s.<br /> <br /> It gives insight into a sub-youth culture that has been one of the most misunderstood, of all the youth groups. The film shows the historical rise of the skinhead movement, the fashion, music and the gang structure in Oxfordshire UK at the time.<br /> <br /> Through the voice of the filmmaker we are taken into the personal reflections of that time, which shows a working class girl finding refuge within the skinhead movement. A place where she grew, survived, thrived and eventually learnt a very hard, uncomfortable lesson through violence. <br /> <br /> The film features music from Reggae legends the ‘Symarip’, Oxford Ska band The Inflatables and Welsh Oi! band The Oppressed.<br /> <br /> This film has been enabled by Screen South Community Projects Fund and OFVM – Film Oxford Production Equipment Award. <br />  <br /> 'Best Documentary' 8th International Short Film Festival Balchik, Bulgaria 2010, nominated 'Best Film' Portobello Film Festival 2009.

Director: Sharon Woodward

Year: 2008

The Anniversary is a short romantic comedy. <br /> <br /> Hippy student Sarah consoles her housemate Jake with Tequila, when she discovers he is missing his long-term girlfriend on their anniversary. Only things go wrong when she decides to drag him out clubbing.