Projects matching: Giles Borg

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John's life as a gambling addict is one of extreme highs and lows. When he meets Stan, a new female bookie, she offers him some strange and unconventional bets. The question is how far will John go for the ultimate last big win?

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There are three things in John's life - betting, betting and betting. Betting rules John's life in more ways than any 'normal' person can ever imagine. For John it's an obsession. His wife, Helen, puts up with it because she loves him and she loves the high of a big win, so long as he's honest with her. When female bookie, Stan, offers John and his mates outrageous bets with dangerous odds events start spiralling out of control as they dig themselves deeper into her pockets. Will John lose his marriage, could he lose his life?

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Bespectacled cardigan-wearer Stevie endures a job he despises and can’t get a girlfriend, but at least he has music. With his mate Neil, he’s been kicking about in bands for a while, but it is not until the pair team up with Billy, a more experienced hand with drive and ambition, and Billy’s cute pal Emily that the possibility they might be on to something good suggests itself. With a demo to tout, Stevie beats a well-trodden path to record company doors, but finds he has to manage the tensions developing within the band while keeping his own aspirations in check.

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Running back through his life, Home tells the story of how a man ended up living on the streets.

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Home is the story of Mark, a man who lives rough on the streets. His days are spent begging for small change, as the world moves round him. But what lead him to a life on the streets? Based on real events, Home moves back through Mark's life to discover a past far removed from his present reality.

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There's a story behind every life.

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There Are Social Rules for Everything, Including Walking.

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Thomas is obsessed by outer space and the girl next door. He has finally come up with a plan to feel worthy of her. However, things would be a lot easier if the strange woman downstairs would leave him alone...