Projects matching: Trudy Sargent

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Lovetalk takes us on a fascinating journey. Interviews and visuals are intertwined with great advice on how to find, how to please and how to keep the perfect match.

Finally there is a film that will truly answer your most secret questions, by the greatest teachers of our time.

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We are walking on the knife edge.

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You think you know who you are. You have no idea till you feel the pain of living. What is more important? Safeguarding life or seeking redress?

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Helmed by award-wrinning director Mark Jay, Dolphins is a hard-hitting, high-octane romance, giving a fresh twist to the classic West Side Story-style plot. It's set in the recognisable - and sometimes gritty - world of Brighton's homegrown youth, as they uneasily coexist with the indie scene that the town's so famous for.

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When Candy Connor and Randy Bush, celebrated Californian self-help gurus, come to London to launch their bestselling book ‘Are You Ready For Love? How To Find Love in Three Days’, they choose three single Brits for a publicity stunt to prove that their advice works.

Luke, Barry and Melanie are the three unlucky-in-love hopefuls who pay good money to take part in Candy and Randy’s promotional promise.
Luke, a self-confessed ‘Monster Lover’, is a 38-year-old ageing pop star who relies on his status as a one-hit wonder to attract one-night stands. He is in desperate need of help to find a real relationship.

Barry, a 35-year-old Jewish dentist, is a perfectionist with high expectations for his perfect partner. He turns to Candy and Randy in a last attempt to avoid his domineering mother’s match-making scheme.
Melanie, a 32-year-old photographer, is a hopeless romantic looking for ‘The One’. Always seeming to find the wrong one, she believes that Candy and Randy will help her to find true love.

These three single Brits have just 72 hours to find love by following the advice given to them by the Californian gurus and their new book. Throughout this three-day period, their every move is filmed by roving cameras who are documenting their success for a promotional television programme to be shown at a press conference after the three days are up.