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SYNOPSIS:
ROB, a widowed chef, is inspired to cook, live and love again when he meets KATE, an American food critic.
Rob moves into a country pub with his young daughter, MICHELLE. Kate’s father, MAX, hates change, and landowner JAMES is after Kate. As the village learns to accept Rob and his food, and Kate’s relationship with him develops, Max and James conspire to shut him down.
When Max and James are on the verge of triumph and Rob believes that Kate’s involved, motor-biker councillor MARGARET rides to the rescue, and Kate finally puts paid to the threats of Max and James.
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COMPLETION DATE: March 2009
CAST:
Dougray Scott, Claire Forlani Michelle Ryan, Simon Callow, Cherie Lunghi, Lee Boardman, Peter Bowles, Dennis Santucci and Celia Henebury
DIRECTOR:
James Hacking
WRITTEN BY:
James Hacking
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PRODUCERS:
James Hacking, Simone Ling, Duncan Napier-Bell, Nicholas Napier-Bell
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SYNOPSIS:
Returning from an anti‐war demo, the chaos of horror ensues when stoner Gary (Danny Dyer ‐ Severance), quiet and insular Sarah (Kierston Wareing – Fish Tank), vain Saffron (Lois Winstone – Beyond The Rave), posh Pru (Emily Beecham – 28 Weeks Later) and Pru's arrogant boyfriend Derek (Jimi Mistry ‐ RocknRolla) stop in the country.
When Derek and the flirtatious Saffron find an unexplained metal hatch in the middle of the forest, curiosity wins and they decide to explore inside.
Searching for their missing friends, Gary, Pru and Sarah are forced to follow but the hatch locks behind them, and the shadows that lurk in the darkness force the whole group to run for their lives...
In this fight of good versus evil ‐ only the most evil will survive.
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CAST:
Danny Dyer, Jimi Mistry, Kierston Wareing, Emily Beecham, Lois Winstone, Soraya Radford,Christopher Ellison, Carolyn Jordan.
DIRECTOR:
Asham Kamboj
WRITTEN BY:
Ewen Glass, Asham Kamboj
SCREENPLAY:
Ewen Glass
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Ajay Parkash, Bobbi Kandola, Tony Jimenez, Ish Jalal, Mike Diamond, Nick Napier-Bell & Duncan Napier-Bell
PRODUCERS:
Asham Kamboj, Ish Jalal, Adam Kempton, Terry Stone & Sudhir Taparia
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PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
Paperknife Productions
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SYNOPSIS:
A full moon hangs in the night sky and lightning streaks across dark storm clouds. Sarah Tyler returns to her troubled family home in the isolated countryside, for a much put-off visit. As the storm rages on, Sarah, her family and friends shore up for the night, cut off from the outside world. But something comes out of the driving rain and darkness. Something that holds a dark secret so devastating that, in one night, it could wipe out the entire family.
Trapped, Sarah and her brothers and friends must use their heads as well as their physical strength to survive not only the thing that is hunting them down one by one - but their own entrapment as the besieged group turns in on itself. Can they survive the horror stalking them? Or is their enemy already amongst them and has it always been? Can they survive for 13 hours?
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COMPLETION DATE: April 2009
CAST:
Isabella Calthorpe, Gemma Atkinson, Joshua Bowman, Gabriel Thomson, Tom Felton, Peter Gadiot, Antony De Liseo, Simon MacCorkindale, Cornelius Clarke, John Lynch, Sue Scadding
DIRECTOR:
Jonathan Glendening
WRITTEN BY:
Adam Phillips
SCREENPLAY:
Adam Phillips
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Andrew Somper and Richard Charles
PRODUCERS:
Nick Napier-Bell, Duncan Napier-Bell, Tom Reeve, Romain Schroeder
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PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
EYELINE ENTERTAINMENT and ATLANTIC FILM DISTRIBUTORS present a FEATURE PRODUCTIONS production in association with CENTURION ENTERTAINMENT
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SYNOPSIS:
For four bachelors of Killcoulin’s Leap, life is slowly passing them by. The remote Western Irish town holds no future for them, no career opportunities, very few eligible women, and (save for the handful of geriatrics their band plays for on Saturday night) no night-life to speak of.
It seems they’re stuck to live out the rest of their lives in withering boredom. But when one of their mates decides to find his fortune elsewhere, the others put their heads together. If they could just gather enough money to get themselves out of this town, they could all escape this hopelessness.
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COMPLETION DATE: March 2009
CAST:
John Lynch, Cian Barry, Cornelius Clarke, Lochlann O’Mearain, Susan Lynch, Deirdre Mullins, Stanley Townsend, Angeline Ball, Tiny Lister and Linda Hamilton
DIRECTOR:
Tom Reeve
WRITTEN BY:
Michael O'Mahony
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Andrew Somper and Richard Charles
PRODUCERS:
Frank Konigsberg, Nick Napier-Bell, Duncan Napier-Bell and Romain Schroeder
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PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
EYELINE ENTERTAINMENT and ATLANTIC FILM DISTRIBUTORS present a FEATURE PRODUCTIONS production in association with CENTURION ENTERTAINMENT
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SYNOPSIS:
Jane appears to be ideal: attractive, intelligent, unruffled by her employer’s abrupt eccentricities. But, gradually, we come aware that Jane has another agenda. Incrementally, Sir Paul’s familiar surroundings are altered. His housekeeper is diverted away, strange things happen around the house and he becomes increasingly dependent on his new assistant.
Jane plays increasingly sadistic games until their relationship breaks down and it becomes clear that Jane intends to kill Sir Paul. Paul grasps this too late to save himself, but the plot carries further savage twists before it reaches its conclusion.
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COMPLETION DATE: March 2009
CAST:
Tom Conti, Daryl Hannah, Miriam Margolyes, Elaine Paige, Simon MacCorkindal
DIRECTOR:
Raoul Ruiz
WRITTEN BY:
Based on a novel "A Closed Book" by Gilbert Adair
SCREENPLAY:
Gilbert Adair
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EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
Andrew Somper and Richard Charles
PRODUCERS:
Tom Kinninmont, Nick Napier-Bell, Duncan Napier-Bell, Romain Schroeder, Tom Reeve
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PRODUCTION COMPANIES:
EYELINE ENTERTAINMENT and ATLANTIC FILM DISTRIBUTORS present a FEATURE PRODUCTIONS production in association with CENTURION ENTERTAINMENT
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