Director: Gabriel Range

Writer: Christopher Bell and Gabriel Range

Sales Agent: Film Constellation

US Distributor: IFC Films

Synopsis:
Stardust chronicles the young David Bowie’s first visit to the US in 1971 – a trip that inspired the invention of his iconic alter ego Ziggy Stardust.

Representation: Gersh

Director: Chris Cottam

Writers: Paul Reiser & Wally Marzano-Lesnevich

Cast: Paul Reiser

Synopsis: A heart-warming comedy about two estranged cousins now in their sixties making amends for many generations of family dispute.

Sales Agent: Embankment Films

UK Distributor: Lionsgate

US Distributor: Cohen Media

Director: Jonathan Teplitzky

Writer: Alex Von Tunzelmann

Cast: Brian Cox, Miranda Richardson, James Purefoy, Ella Purnell, John Slattery

Synopsis: An intimate and personal portrait of wartime leader Winston Churchill, set in the final few days preceding D-Day, in June 1944.

Developed with the support of the BFI

Made with the support of Creative Scotland

Sales Agent: Embankment Films

UK Distributor: Lionsgate

Director: Ron Scalpello

Writers: Paul Van Carter & Martin Askew

Cast: Josh Helman, Sir John Hurt, Chanel Cresswell, Michael Bisping

Synopsis: A brutal and uncompromising study of Britain’s most feared bare-knuckle fighter, Lenny Mclean, also known as “The Guv’nor”. Set in 1978, the film charts his three fight rivalry with boxer Roy Shaw.

Festivals:

Premiered in competition at East End Film Festival 2017

Nominated Best Independent Feature Film, National Film Awards 2018

Distributor: Home Artist Film

Director: Andrew Kotting

Writer: based on the play by Hattie Naylor

Synopsis: acclaimed arthouse director Andrew Kotting’s adaptation of Hattie Naylor’s play, that tells the true story of a young boy who ran away from home to live with a pack of wild dogs on the streets of 1990’s Moscow – relocated in Kotting’s film to the desert of Northern Chile, South America.

Made with the support of the BFI Film Fund

Festivals:

Premiered in competition at BFI LFF 2017 Experimentor

In competition International Film Festival Rotterdam 2018

Out of competition cph:dox 2018

Director: Casey Tebo

Writer: Christopher Bell

Synopsis: weapons are business, and business is booming. Warlords, billionaires, and government agencies alike, all want to hire the most dangerous weapon of all – the most reckless mercenary in the world. Jonboy Calhoun; a real mad bastard. A fast talking, semtex loving force of nature who leaves a trail of destruction wherever he goes. When Jonboy is wronged one too many times, her realizes he is ultimately fighting by, and for himself. Mad Bastard is a balls-out, full-on, action movie, that gives us the craziest, most explosive, most memorable antihero in years.

Director: Jonathan Teplitzky

Writers: Andrew Knight & Brock Norman Brock

Synopsis: two very different men on opposite sides of the globe: a brash and bullish American billionaire with a formidable appetite for self-gratification; and a wise and noble Buddhist monk who lives a life of restraint. On the same day, same hour, and same minute, both are told they have one year to live, not knowing their lives are about to collide.

BFI & iFeatures Development

Director: Rob Savage

Writer: Joe Wilde

Synopsis: a stylish pyschological horror set on a small english coastal town. When a group of teenagers find a creature washed up on the beach, they nurse it back to health and decide to unleash it on the school bullies.

Director: Adam Wells

Producers: Nick Canham, Grant Branton

Synopsis: Myer – a survivor of humanity’s greatest crime – spends one final night alongside his beloved, Leah. After more than six decades since leah became his wife, death has separated them. The story takes place across one night during the ritual of Shemira, the important Jewish tradition of guarding a body from death to burial.

Festivals:

In competition San Diego Jewish film festival 2018

Near Nazareth Film Festival 2018

Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival 2018