film & tv drama

Last Words

Director: Jonathan Nossiter

2085: a handful of survivors. The climate crisis and a love letter to the beauty and the power of cinema. With Nick Nolte, Charlotte Rampling, Alba Rohrwacher and Stellan Skarsgård. Selected for the  2020 Cannes Film Festival.

Gauguin – a dangerous life

Director: Patricia Wheatley

Timed to coincide with the exhibition of Gauguin's portraits at the National Gallery. Cinema release October 2019, BBC broadcast December 2019.

Hokusai

Director: Patricia Wheatley

Japan's greatest artist.
British Museum and NHK co-production.
Cinema release June 2017, BBC broadcast July 2017.

Daphne

Director: Clare Beavan

Drama exploring the secret love life of Daphne du Maurier, based on personal letters and biographies. Unrequited passion and forbidden desire lead to a life-changing affair with an irreverent actress.

The Barn

Director: Ruaridh Webster

Surreal dark humour: the tale of two brothers locked in a barn by a pair of ruthless gangsters. Fantasies, hallucinations and a sheep...
Winner: Raindance Award 2004.

Ghost Rig

Director: Julian Kean

Horror: a group of young environmental activists boards an abandoned oil rig, but the rig is not as empty as they first thought... A confrontation with evil ensues and a battle for survival.

Mervyn

Director: Katy Milner

Animation: young Mervyn’s imaginary world of spies and secret agents becomes real when his mother’s prize-winning cat, Maximus, is stolen.

Shrink

Director: James Dean

Psychological relationship drama: impotence, humour, betrayal and revenge.

A car stopped…

Director: Ruaridh Webster

The Verge

Director: Ruaridh Webster

Save the Tiger

Director: Daniel Kleinman

No holds barred cinema short drawing attention to the dwindling number of tigers in India.