Driven by a passion for high quality filmmaking we produce across genre, budget and directorial style with a meaningful purpose and a commercial end game.
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With an eye for creative talent, we seek out stories that provoke, stories that embrace who we are and where we might go, stories that shift our axis of understanding.
Fadia's Tree
While millions of birds migrate freely in the skies above, a dynamic Palestinian refugee stranded in Lebanon yearns for the ancestral homeland she's denied. She challenges her friend, the director, to find the ancient mulberry tree that stands as witness to her family’s existence, guided only by inherited memories, a blind man and a two-headed dragon.
Spanning fifteen years, this story of a friendship that stays connected across a divided land and a fragmented people, adopts a birds' eye perspective to reflect on freedom of movement, exile and the hope of return.
Sam and the Angel
In the wake of Alice’s death, the family unit is thrown into disarray. Ten-year-old Sam is adamant that he can still connect to his mum and turns to Skinner, a phoney old psychic with a twisted moral compass. He persuades him to travel across the country to the iconic Angel of the North believing that the outstretched arms of the sculpture will act as a conduit the other side in time for Christmas.
Scripted feature in development
Ray and Molly after the Apocalypse
Scripted feature in development
As Earth reaches boiling point and the natural cycle of things is disrupted, a killer virus decimates the human race. Apart from Ray. And Molly. In Manhattan.
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Unaware of each other’s existence, isolation takes its toll as they find their individual ways through. And when chance brings them together, their differences test them to the core. With free rein in the city, they learn to be together and discover that they are better people in the context of each other.
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But fortune twists the knife and a failing immunity to the virus challenges them and the choices they make.
Baba
Short film
Rejected by his family for his queerness and oppressed by his country for the same, Libyan teenager, Britannia, gets an interview at the British Embassy taking him one step closer to the pulsing queer world that is Manchester’s Canal Street. Being British and gay is everything he’s ever dreamed of. But an unexpected discovery strikes deep and forces him to question where his dreams truly lie.
MEET THE TEAM
Susan Simnett
Producer
Entrepreneurial in spirit with a curiosity for innovation, the internet of things, the internet of people and the stories they tell.
Jamie Harvey
Producing Partner
Writer/Producer and former broadcast journalist with a keen interest in comedy and drama. Experienced in developing concepts, creative solutions and managing productions.
