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Feature
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SECRETS AND LIES |
Directed
by Mike Leigh - 1996 |
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The film which won both the Palm D'Or and
Critics Award at Canne, 1996 and five Oscar nominations.
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CAREER GIRLS |
Directed
by Mike Leigh - 1997 |
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Two young professionals renew their student
friendship during a weekend reunion.
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EDWARD II & WITTGENSTIEN |
Two films
directed by Derek Jarman |
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Edward II is a feature film produced
in 1992 by Sarah Radclyffe at Working Title. Wittgenstien, 1993,
was produced for TV by Tariq Ali at Bandung and then achieved cinema
release.
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FOUR LAST SONGS |
Directed
by Francesca Joseph - 2005 |
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A romantic comedy, this film shot in Majorca, has an ensemble cast including Stanley Tucci, Jessica Stevenson, Marisa Paredes, Rhys Ifans, Hugh Bonneville and Jena Malone.
Produced by Ruth Caleb and Chris Collins for the BBC.
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THE ENGLISHMAN WHO WENT UP A HILL AND CAME
DOWN A MOUNTAIN |
Directed
by Chris Monger - 1995 |
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Produced by Robert Jones and Sarah Curtis at
Parallax Pictures this film stars Hugh Grant and Tara Fitzgerald.
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THERE'S ONLY ONE JIMMY GRIMBLE |
Directed
by John Hay - 2000 |
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A Sarah Radclyffe Production starring Robert
Carlyle and Ray Winstone. This film, set in Manchester, is about a boy
whose 'magic' football boots enable his team to win the schools cup.
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AMY FOSTER |
Directed
by Beban Kidron - 1998 |
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Adapted from a short story by Joseph Conrad
and filmed in Cornwall this film stars Rachel Weisz, Ian McKellen, Kathy Bates, Joss Ackland, Tom Bell and Vincent Perez.
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I'LL SLEEP WHEN I'M DEAD |
Directed
by Mike Hodges - 2002 |
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A South London gangster seeks the true
cause of his brother's suicide. Staring Clive Owen and Malcolm
McDowell.
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TOM'S MIDNIGHT GARDEN |
Directed
by Willard Caroll - 1997 |
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A feature film of the classic children's book
by Philippa Pearce.
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DAD SAVAGE |
Directed
by Betsan Morris Evans - 1998 |
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A thriller set in Norfolk, starring Patrick
Stewart. Produced by Robert Jones
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DECADENCE |
Directed
by Stephen Berkhof - 1993 |
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Based on Berkof's play of the same name. The
film was shot in Luxembourg and Germany and starred Joan Collins and
Stephen Berkhof.
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SIMON MAGUS |
Directed
by Ben Hopkins - 1998 |
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A film about a mystical outsider from a Jewish
community set in Silesia in the 1890's. The producer was Robert Jones.
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DEADLY VOYAGE |
Directed
by John Mackenzie - 1995 |
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Produced by John Goldschmidt and Brad Adams
for H.B.O. Based on a true story, this film was shot in Ghana where the
actual events took place.
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THE STEAL |
Directed
by John Hay - 1995 |
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An Ealing-style comedy starring Fred Melina,
Dinsdale Landon and Peter Bowles.
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DON'T GET ME STARTED |
Directed
by Arthur Ellis - 1992 |
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A psycho-drama about a serial killer produced
by Steve Clark Hall and filmed in Germany.
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MELANCHOLIA |
Directed
by Andi Engel - 1989 |
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A political thriller starring Jeroen Krabbe
& Susannah York and produced by Colin MacCabe. The film was shot in
Britain, Germany & Italy.
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TV
Drama
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INQUISITION
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Directed
by Betsan Morris Evans
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Adapted from Dostoevsky's Grand
Inquisitor, this intense drama was written by Jack Emery and starred
Derek Jacobi and Alun Armstrong. This production was one of the
first to be shot on high definition tape.
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SECOND SIGHT (pilot)
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Directed
by Charles Beeson
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A feature length police drama for Twenty
Twenty Television about a detective with a virus, which affects his vision.
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SECOND SIGHT (series)
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Directed
by Ed Bennett, Maurice Phillips & Jonas Grimas
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A three part series continuing the story of
Ross Tanner, the detective with failing eye sight.
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NINETY NINE TO ONE
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Directors
- Charles McDougall, Ian Knox & Terry Johnson
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A six part TV police drama starring Leslie
Grantham.
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WITNESS AGAINST HITLER
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Directed
by Betsan Morris Evans
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TV feature film telling the true story of a
pacifist's opposition to the Nazis; starring James Wilby.
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A MAN YOU DON'T MEET EVERY DAY
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Directed
by Angela Pope
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A TV drama with Shane MacGowan about an IRA
bombing in London.
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THE HELLO GIRLS
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Directed
by Betsan Morris Evans & Richard Laxton
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BBC comedy series about the lives of young
telephonists in Derby in the late 50's.
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CIDER WITH ROSIE
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Directed
by Charles Beeson
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Charlton production of the classic book about
a Cotswold childhood written by Laurie Lee. (I was only available for part
of the filming).
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THE TALE OF PIG ROBINSON
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Directed
by Alan Bridges
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A Dreamscape production of the Beatrix Potter
story with Thimothy Spall as the Pig.
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END OF AN ERA
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Directed
by Danny Kleinman
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The Smashie (Harry Enfield) &Nicie (Paul
Whitehouse) Rockumentary.
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SIR GADABOUT, THE WORST KNIGHT IN THE WORLD
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Directed
by Ian Emes, Jim Shields & Rupert Jones
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Childrens comedy series for TV.
Starring Jason Thorpe.
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Documentaries
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YO YO MA & THE KALAHARI BUSHMAN
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Robin
Lough
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Yo Yo Ma, the world renowned cellist, goes in
search of the music of the !Kung people of the Kalahari Desert.
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LATIN
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Peter
Gordon
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BBC documentary following the stars of amateur
Latin American Dance.
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TRAGIC BUT BRAVE
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Kim
Longinetto
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Physically handicapped people take direct
action.
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THE HEIRS OF ALEXANDER
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Chris
Mitchell
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The complex history of the Balkan conflict.
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RUMOURS OF RAIN
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Mike
Simpson
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The work of Oxfam in various parts of the
world.
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WHO CARES
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Chris
Mitchell
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The plight of elderly Asian folk in Britain.
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EUROTUNNEL
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Sandy
Balfour
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The technical achievements in building the
channel tunnel.
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OXFAM
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Mike
Simpson
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A promotional film for Oxfam made in Central
Africa.
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THE PATENT BUSINESS
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Chris
Rawlence
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Disputes over patents.
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SOFT ON THE INSIDE
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Katie
Radford
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Jazz saxophonist, Andy Sheppard and his Big
Band make a record and go on tour.
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ORDINARY PEOPLE
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Christina
Burnett
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Aspects of feminism from a variety of women's
points of view.
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RATTLE & HUM
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Phil
Joanou
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The Dublin part of U2's musical feature film.
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