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On a New Year's break with old friends, hapless and lonely Ben is convinced his imploding life can be rescued by Lucy, his perpetually screwed-up crush. But Lucy, for once, is happy. And while Ben sets out to disrupt that, Lucy has to find a way to help her flailing friend while protecting the good place she's found herself in.
Comedy
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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A woman, plagued by violent nightmares seeks help from a psychologist. But as her dreams begin to bleed into real life, she realises these aren't echoes of her past but warnings of her future.
This is a dark and unusual richly-layered psychological thriller on the cyclical nature of domestic violence. It's written in style of magical realism, had some great industry feedback and is relatively low budget and simple to shoot.
Thriller
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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An absurd dark comedy about a blind cop's descent into an embarrassing attempt to fight loneliness.
It's a retro buddy cop movie without action. A bleak romance without kisses. An absurd domestic drama but that you can still relate to.
It's about grief, parenthood, desire, and vulnerability. Lucky Bob will make you laugh and wince at the same time.
Indie
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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After going on the run into the mountains a female gangster comes across the body of an unconscious young woman. As she attempts to nurse the mysterious girl back to health things take a chilling turn.
Horror
Low Budget (< £100k)
Feature
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Elbow Haggis is called to leave his peaceful life and go on a mission to help steal something for a bunch of housebreakers. Not even Elbow knows why he agrees to go. Can Elbow survive plate breaking dwarfs, an army of cheap 3D trolls, and a three picture deal of a seemingly never ending franchise?
Elbow: a tired bloke who'd rather mind his own business, but acts irrationally on occasion to keep the plot going.
Gadawful: A tall, bearded, gadfly who spouts philosophy but would rather leave to go to the toilet. Created to test spell checks and make average height actors look short.
Gollum: unfortunately, only in it for a brief cameo.
Dwarves, trolls, and Forego Haggis: bit parts for crowdfunding pledges and buddies.
Children/Family
High Budget (> £500k)
Short
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What do you do when your childhood heroine goes soft and "mooshy"? How do you celebrate her birthday?
What do you do when your inspiration panders to patriarchy?
Or, how do you react when a lonely woman claims your life’s fight inspired her spite?
This script was pitched to find a director for the Harper’s Bazaar film contest. Now it's up for sale.
Drama
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Short
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Do you have to go to France to learn French?
Dewi is not easily motivated. He’s not even bothered to change his hoodie, but he’d go to the ends of the earth for his dog, Ryan. So, when Ryan gets kidnapped and taken to France, it’s time for Dewi to confront his deepest fear: the French language.
North American Pitch:
Dewi is not having a nice day. After learning that he failed French, Dewi’s dog "Ryan" gets kidnapped and taken to France. Now, the Welsh speaking teen finds himself lost in francophonie.
Along the way, Dewi learns French from a strange cast of characters, including a pirate, mime and frog, as he orders food, changes clothes, and tracks his dog.
Children/Family
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Web Series
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