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Fall
Two best friends climb a 2,000-foot abandoned TV tower to conquer their fears – and become stranded with no way down.
Theatrically released August 2022
‘A sustained adrenaline rush’ – Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus
‘Dizzying, thrilling’ – Vanity Fair
The King’s Man
Prequel in the spy hero franchise, set amid World War I at the origin of the Kingsman organisation.
$126 million worldwide box office · #4 at the U.S. box office · #2 at the U.K. box office
The Devil’s Doorway
(Additional Editor)
Found-footage horror following two priests investigating mysterious occurrences at a Catholic workhouse.
Final Score
A lone hero must save a packed football stadium from a terrorist takeover.
Released in UK and US cinemas September 2018
‘an entertainingly over-the-top ride’ – Variety
‘better than it has any right to be’ – Time Out
‘a masterfully choreographed motorcycle chase’ – LA Times
‘goofy fun that delivers some strong action beats’ – Film School Rejects
Bobby
Feature doc charting the life of legendary football player Bobby Moore.
‘Perhaps one of the greatest football documentaries on English football ever made’ – The Hollywood News
‘Stunning’ – Mail Online
‘Moving and revealing’ – The Times
Johnny Frank Garrett’s Last Word
The spirit of a wrongly convicted and executed man returns to seek revenge on those responsible.
Premiere at SXSW March 2016
‘Juggles eerie restraint and grotesque frenzy with confidence’ – variety.com
Son of God
Epic drama charting the life, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
#2 at U.S. box office February 2014
The Penguin King 3D
A 3D drama following the journey of a King Penguin raising a chick through to adulthood.
Broadcast Dec 2011 · Theatrically released Oct 2012
‘Brilliantly edited’ – thefilmreview.com
‘the editing during these moments is particularly spectacular’ – Impact
‘a brilliantly edited scene near the end’ – Little White Lies
‘The story is held together with conviction because of the skill of the editor’ – Sir David Attenborough
The ABCs of Death
(part: ‘Pressure’)
One of a 26-part horror anthology by renowned directors from around the world.
When The Lights Went Out
A supernatural chiller following a family’s struggle to cope with a ghostly presence in 1970s Yorkshire.
Premiere at IFF Rotterdam 2012
Little Deaths
(part: ‘Bitch’)
One of a three-part psychosexual horror anthology from three of the UK’s leading independent horror directors.
Devil’s Playground
A group battle to survive as a rampant virus turns the UK’s population into flesh-hungry hordes.
WINNER – Best Film – British Horror Film Festival 2010
Red White & Blue
Dark, brooding tale of revenge following three separate lives bound together by a horrifying turn of events.
Theatrically released 2011
WINNER – Best Film – Boston Underground Film Festival · WINNER – Best International Film – Lund International FF
‘Ferocious’ – FearNet
‘Brilliant’ – AintItCool News
‘Startling’ – ShockTillYouDrop
‘Chilling’ – Time Out
‘Masterful’ – Bloody Disgusting
‘Staggering’ – IndieWire
The Tournament
High-octane action thriller about a deadly assassins tournament taking place in a run-down town while an underground gambling syndicate watch via CCTV.
Theatrically released 2010
‘One of the year’s best action movies’ – Film School Rejects
Shirgo
(La Leyenda del Cagalar)
Intense Mexican drama following a boy’s troubled relationship with his wealthy father and the servant at his remote ranch.