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Still Pushing Pineapples opens Sheffield Docfest
Kim Hopkins' moving story of an ageing pop star, his spirited 89-year-old mother, and his sassy girlfriend hitting the road – navigating love, family duty, and the relentless pursuit of one last chart success
Wander to Wonder wins BAFTA and recieves Oscar Nomination
Wander to Wonder wins BIFA
After winning numerous awards on the festival circuit and receiving a nomination at the European film awards in Lucerne, Wander to Wander picked up best short film at the British Independent Film awards in London.
FOR FOX SAKE to premiere at L.A's Hollyshorts
The Nolberto Method wins best score at the Comedy shorts awards 2024
Directed by David Winstone, "..a smart and outlandishly freaky burst of straight-faced absurdism." (Mitch Davis)
Iranian Yellow Pages part of Netflix doc talent fund
Anna Snowball and Abolfazl Talooni's Iranian Yellow Pages screened in Soho along with 4 other wonderful films, as part of the Netflix documentary talent fund shorts.
Trying to make his new life in London a success, Reza places an advert in an eccentric newspaper and discovers the Iranian community hidden in plain sight
Wander to Wonder to Premiere at 80th Venice film festival
In Nina Gantz's new film, Mary, Billybud and Fumbleton are three miniature, human actors who perform in an eighties kids TV series called Wander to Wonder. After the creator of the series dies, they are left alone in the studio. With their slowly decaying costumes and growing hunger, they continue to make increasingly strange episodes for their fans.
Strike: Inside the Unions - BBC2 & iPlayer
Follow the Unions exclusively from the inside as they fight against the government for better working pay and conditions for the nation's most hard working people.
A Bunch of Amateurs wins audience award at Docfest
Kim Hopkins' A BUNCH OF AMATEURS follows the Bradford Movie Makers, one of the oldest amateur filmmaking clubs in the world, revealing the humour and sense of togetherness that keeps it alive.
Under and Above - Mariken Wessels
Following her solo exhibition at the Ravenstijn Gallery, Amsterdam,
NUDE - ARISING FROM THE GROUND will be exhibiting at the Princessehoff National museum of ceramics, the Netherlands.
Comprising of sculpture, photography and film with musical soundtrack, and inspired by a series of Eadweard Muybridge collotypes, Wessels’ most recent work explores the motion of obese bodies and the animalistic aspects of the human form.
I Don't Wanna Dance - Wins Gryphon Award
Flynn Von Kleist's debut feature also showcased on TIFF New wave screening
Joey must choose between his love for his suffocating mother and his emerging commitment to his second home: the dance studio, and other young Black dancers there who make him feel free.
I Don’t Wanna Dance breaks your heart only to rebuild it stronger.
Perfect 10 - Available on BFI player and Iplayer
'Eva Riley’s debut feature is a dazzling coming-of-age tale lit up by a pair of remarkable first-time performances'
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Collaboration with the Brighton Festival Chorus for fashion brand LOEWE
A homage to the english ceramicist William De Morgan
An Otters Tale - Directed by Nina Gantz (Blink Ink)
Chintis Lundgren & Drasko Ivezic's TOOMAS wins at Quebec and selected for TIFF
Toomas, an exemplary office worker, has to support his family after losing his job, without telling his wife that he also works as a gigolo.
Ladhood on the BBC Iplayer
'Based on comic Liam Williams’s adolescence, this Leeds-set series combines nostalgic laughs and Fleabag-style tenderness for the perfect tale of growing up disgracefully'
The Guardian
A Northern Soul challenges TV’s ‘war on the poor’
"A Northern Soul is a great work of radical empathy...it shows that everyone benefits from organising and showcasing their own idea of culture."
The Guardian
Almost Heaven Wins best documentary at
British Independent Film Awards
Nightshade chosen as Netherlands
official Oscars submission
Manivald selected for Sundance - winner of best animation at Zinebi, Manchester and Denver international film festival.
V premieres at the London film festival
Diagnosis longlisted for British Independent Film Award
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Hull City of Culture Opening event attracts 340,000 people
Working closely with Simon Wainwright from experimental theatre group Imitating the Dog and sound designer Rob Turner, Arrivals and Departures was a projection mapped installation onto the side of Hull’s iconic aquarium building The Deep. Made in Hull, curated by artistic director Sean McAllister, which was the city’s opening event for City of Culture status, attracted in excess of 350,000 visitors from Hull and beyond.
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The soundtrack included an adaptation of Eternal Father led by choirmaster Mark Keith and recorded in Hull’s Holy Trinity church, featuring massed voices from Hull Freedom choir, Hull Choral Union, Hull University choir and the Holderness deanery choir.
Edmond wins BAFTA for best British Animation and best animation at Sundance Film Festival.
A Syrian Love Story nominated for BAFTA
& European Film award
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Manoman selected for Cannes & receives BAFTA nomination
Balcony wins Crystal bear at Berlin film festival
Pixel Ripped nominated for best score at LA's VR PROTO awards.
JAMIE, Wins the Alternative Spirit Award (LGBTQ) at Rhode Island Film Festival
De Pedaalridder premieres at the Rotterdam Film Festival
Sean McAllister screens A Syrian Love Story to members of the european parliament
Polish Go Home wins best documentary at
London Discover Film Festival
Slap Wins best short at Edinburgh Film Festival
Nominated for BAFTA Award
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