Projects with status: Complete

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During an investigation into arguments i found myself needing to argue, but with whom?

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A bunch of friends gather together in London to discuss the 'Writings on The Walls'.

The 'Writings on The Walls' is a series of graffiti depicting the life of Paul X,  a young man lost between himself and his ego, and Jane D'Arbanville, a New Yorker in exile, who thought she killed a man whom she thought murdered her boyfriend. The pair are living the lives of two desperados in search of sex and entertainment.

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Film Icons burst through lost layers of yesterday's emulsion in this gripping second instalment of Parker's contemporary noir trilogy. Re-assembled into a surreal city the conflicting story of Frank and Charlie is told as a romance with unexpected plot twists as they sacrifice their morals to find more than what they bargained for when their two worlds of animation and live action collide surrounding the ultimate kiss off letter. 
British Animation Awards (BAA) 2008 – Winner - Best Animated Short
BAFTA Film Awards 2006 - Nomination - Best British Short Animation

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Zohra is a coming of age short film about family independence and growing up. Based on a real event – in 1960 it follows the an 18 year girl, Zohra, from Karachi to London. Under pressure from her brothers, looking for “a better life at her Majesty’s invitation” Zohra arrives in Britain. She soon realises the chasm of culture between and the England and the rest of the world and how it can be bridged. The film is based on the true experiences of young settler, Zohra Naseem Akhtar Bem, in sixties London who was a leading figure for race relations in the seventies.

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Zonad is a comedy about an escapee from a rehab facility who hides out in a village in rural Ireland and fools the locals by pretending to be a visitor from outer space.

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This film documentary is a story about Sarajevo, ten years after the Bosnian conflict; a lyrical, poignant study of this unique city, and a reflection on conflict and regeneration - seen through the eyes of those with a powerful, emotional connection to the city.

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Crafted entirely from card, Better to Have Loved is a film about death, escape and reality.

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Revealing intricate social relationships that operate in a community of workers with learning disabilities making a variety of organic breads for daily delivery to shops in Edinburgh. In what can seem a chaotic workplace, there is a mix of sounds approaching white noise amidst the carefully structured everyday process of bread production.

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The climate change story is ongoing. While we can't stop the effects of what we've done in the past, we can influence the future. Tackling climate change starts with understanding why we need to.

This documentary is about climate change. It explores with facts, arguments and interviews how pollution 'hides' global warming.

While for most of the world the main issues at present times have been global warming and other environmental problems, the same cannot be said for a few small countries, including a few in South-Eastern Europe, where money making businesses do not worry about the environment they are destroying. Main participants are from environment institutions and scientific community from both countries UK and Albania.

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Is poverty caused by thieving politicians, third world gangsters and a global crimewave? No, but our obsession with corruption in Africa is endemic. So say Brendon and Yolanda, two young South Africans who are sick of the finger pointing. This powerful documentary suggests it is time to ditch the corruptababble.

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In 1962, a U.S. soldier sent to guard the peace in South Korea deserted his unit, walked across the most heavily fortified area on earth and defected to the Cold War enemy, the communist state of North Korea. He became a coveted star of the North Korean propaganda machine, but then disappeared from the face of the known world. He later found fame acting in North Korean films, typecast as the evil American. He uses Korean as his daily language. He has three sons from two wives. He has lived in North Korea twice as long as he has in America. At one time, there were four Americans living in North Korea. Today, just one remains. Now, after 45 years, the story of Comrade Joe, the last American defector in North Korea, is told for the first time.

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A short documentary following the exploits of Sunday league football team - FC 1811 Witchery - as they prepare and play a match against local rivals - The Medics.

The film includes Rare interviews with some of the FC 1811 players.