JOE STRUMMER: THE FUTURE IS UNWRITTEN
A film that should appeal to anyone who enjoys music documentaries, ever listened to The Clash, or who would like to watch something that is just a little bit different.
This biopic about Joe Strummer, frontman for The Clash, contains never seen before footage including studio sessions, archive and early childhood footage, interviews with Strummer disciples such as Martin Scorsesi, Bono, members of Red Hot Chilli Peppers and friends new and old.
Drawing on both a shared punk history and the close personal friendship that developed over the last years of Joe's life, Julien Temple's film is a celebration of Joe Strummer – before, during and after the Clash.
The film was released in cinema's in 2007, and was co-edited by Offord Darcy man Tobias Zaldua. It won the BIFA Award 2007 (British Institute of Film Awards) for Best Documentary.
Director: Julien Temple
Producers: Amanda Temple, Anna Campeau and Alan Moloney
Editors: Tobias Zaldua, Mark Reynolds, Niven Howie
Running time: 120 mins
I JUST WANT TO KISS YOU
A short film about love and friendship in the afternoon, a great little comedy starring Martin Freeman from 'The Office'.
The film was funded by the BBC for their 'Short and Curlies' season.
Starring Martin Freeman and Harry Peacock.
Directed by Jamie Thraves
Produced by Sally Llewellyn
Running time: 11 mins
EL HOPPO!
“One hot summer afternoon in a remote Spanish village a stranger arrives, the first man to hop around the world.”
EL HOPPO was filmed in Spain in June 2007 and completed in September. It was one of the reel talent award winners and premiered at The Hospital in Covent Garden. It was screened at the London Film Festival in October.
A highly enjoyable short film, directed by Marcus Shepherd.
A trailer is available on www.youtube.com or via marcusshepherd.com.
THE SOFA
“7 days before Christmas, 8 yr old Barry Harris does something and he has no idea why”.
THE SOFA was filmed inLondon. It was awarded competition funding by the UK Film Council and Working Title Films also donated funding. It the premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festial 2006.
A trailer is available on www.youtube.com or via marcusshepherd.com.