In his second official feature Norfolk, writer and director Martin Radich takes the viewer on an ominous pastoral journey, using the stereotypical rolling countryside and reclusive characters to portray a sinister pocket of time set in this often romanticised county. The opening scene provides our initial contact with innocent and curious character,
Scottish Mussel is an old fashioned caper movie, reminiscent of the Carry On Films. Ritchie ( Martin Compston) a petty Glaswegian crook is looking to make a bit of fast money and he and his motley crew of misfits start illegally pearl fishing only for him to fall in love
The Incident is first feature length film from writer/director Jane Linfoot and it tells of how one incident, a moment of madness, can turn your life upside down. The film centres of Joe (Tom Hughes) and Annabel (Ruth Gedmintas) living an ordered, upper middle class life working ini architecture and fine
Bereave is the latest film from writer and director brothers Giovanis and tells the story of a man on the day of his 40th wedding anniversary hiding a dark secret from his wife knowing the truth will eventually come out but hoping it’s not today. Garvey (played by the enigmatic Malcolm
Conceived as a companion piece to 2012's The Act Of Killing, this picks up where Joshua Oppenheimer's doc on the '60's Genocide under an anti-communist regime closed. The metaphor of the Interviewer being a door-to-door Optician isn't lost, as he goes about asking the surviving members of the regime whether
