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FEATURE FILMS |
Basement A diverse group of people stumble upon an underground base and become embroiled in the nightmares below. Starring Danny Dyer, Jimi Mistry and Kierston Wareing, Basement is a devastating horror about what makes us human. Written by: Ewen Glass Directed by: Asham Kamboj Prod. Co: Paperknife Productions Distributor: Revolver Entertainment Released theatrically and extensively on DVD, Aug 2010. |
Paydirt Angela Savey is a young, beautilful and proud woman stuck in one of the worst housing estates in London. A single mother living hand-to-mouth, she is easy meat in this ruthless environment, but one day decides to fight back... with devasting consequences. Written by: Patrick Astwood & Ewen Glass Directed by: Patrick Astwood Prod. Co: Genre Salon Films ETA: Seeking finance and partnership... |
The Beholder A serial killer with a difference is on the loose. As old as humanity, cleverer than keenest minds, and with powers that defy logical explanation. The truth is in the eye of 'The Beholder' and hidden in a place you would least expect to find it. The Beholder is a stunningly original psychological thriller, with a daring and controversial premise, that will leave you mesmerised, challenged and perplexed, long after you've experienced it. Written by: Patrick Astwood & Ewen Glass Directed by: Patrick Astwood Prod. Co: Genre Salon Films ETA: Seeking finance and partnership... |
Overhead Charlie (35), feeling trapped in a staid relationship, has an encounter with a beguiling yet seemingly fragile prostitute; thus begins a downward-spiral triggered by sympathy, deepening with sexual manipulation, and ending in his being implicated in the murder of one of her clients; the question is, who's been using who? Script available for option. Drop me a line if you want to read the script. |
Surviving Shakespeare Ever seen a play that really brings Shakespeare to life? The survival of The People's Theatre is under threat; owner/director, Ryan Seaborne (38), whose devoted dedication to the theatre has waned along with its profitability, stumbles upon an aged 'Complete works of Shakespeare' in the bowels of the building, and discovers that he's able to conjure any character from any of the plays into being. Hitting on an idea to save the theatre and his relationship, he calls into life a cross-section of Shakespeare's characters. It's only when he creates Lady MacBeth that he realises he's bitten off way more than he can chew. Script available for option. Drop me a line if you want to read the script. |