Projects with status: Complete

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Ordinary Magic consists of a series of interviews with six Londoners in their 70s and 80s, each of them offering intimate observations on their lifelong quest for meaning and knowledge.

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Whilst on a Rockefeller Foundation residency in Bellagio, Italy the artist meticulously recorded her experience through photography, text and video to create an installation that takes us on a disembodied journey through the labyrinthine gardens and ruins overlooking Lake Como. The passage of time, light, and people is central to this work where location and landscape become devices to explore enclosure and isolation - both physical and psychological states. Intersecting paths open out into seemingly impossible locations, mysterious doors set into the rock reveal secret passageways, and as the cicadas call, a sense of languor gives way to obsession and an unravelling of sanity. In collaboration with Robert Arnold. Available as a single split-screen film or a 2 channel installation.

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A Documentary on Women’s experience of Punk. The present media interest in the 70’s is a pre punk; US dominated vision of the era. The UK experience was of a decadent hippie movement and the apolitical skinhead movement being swept aside by punk. This programme reassesses from a punk women’s perspective, women’s role in this dynamic movement that irreversibly changed the face of society, politics art and music. Director Zillah Minx – Lead singer with punk band rubella ballet since 1976.

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The opening and end credit sequence from the Working Title / Universal picture 'Smokin' Aces'.

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A tale of two down at heel friends, killing time bickering, playing games and trying to become rich and famous with a brain reading machine.

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At the beginning of the last century, Romanian peasants discovered the solemn music of the military bands when they went into the cities. They were so impressed by these that they wanted to have brass bands in their villages as well. With the arrival of the communists, these popular country marching brass bands were invited to participate at official events. The regime confiscated their land, built immense industrial complexes and many of the farm-workers became factory workers. The brass bands then became a symbol of the people’s well-being and the brotherhood between the farm and factory workers. With the fall of the Communist regime, many factories closed down.

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As clever and cunning as he may be, the Dog loses his ill-gotten meal when greed gets the better of him. Based on the fable by Aesop.

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Shot on HD, over four weeks, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), this powerful and harrowing documentary focuses on the plight of the children, who we find to be commonly involved in witchcraft, cannibalism and as child soldiers.

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Many legends surround the Arbroath Smokie, which alongside the town's Abbey ensure that Arbroath remains a draw for thousands of tourists every year. The History of the Smokie is a beautifully shot and scored insight into one of Scotland most ancient delicacies.  

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The separatist war in Sri Lanka is responsible for over 60,000 deaths. In that same period of time almost twice as many people committed suicide in Sri Lanka. This documentary describes the high rate of suicides in rural Sri Lanka and shows that often people harm themselves to communicate their feelings. It looks into the social cultural and religious reasons for this act of self harm.

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For the past 80 years, the infamous Borley Rectory has been known as the most haunted house in England. But was it?

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A story of love, betrayal, bravery and sacrifice comes to life for the first time in this 3D animation motion picture. Story of father and a son who have never met, engaged in a war against each other by a vicious plan.