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Rosie's War
Written and Directed by Morgan Hutchins
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It’s the summer of 1944 and the war is drawing to a close. Hazel doesn’t know where her father is or whether she will ever see him again. Hazel is 7 years old, has a black eye, a catapult, and a very sharp knife. She loves Fred Astaire, wild birds, commandos, and most of all drawing…
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Based on the early life of Morgan’s mum, the children’s author and illustrator Pat Hutchins
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Familiar Things
Directed by Sylvain Chomet
Co-Producer: Dominic Buttimore
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Set in the early 1980s outside the sprawling capital city of Seoul, South Korea, Flower Island, a vast landfill mountain serving the city is little known, and even
less thought about.
It is here that the young Bugeye and his Mum are forced to come, making a new home and family. Bugeye and his friend Baldspot face the challenges and growing pains of adolescence, along the way encountering issues with gender identity and self-knowledge.
This is a story of friendship, strength of spirit, kindness, and hope. A tale that will engage both adults and children, this film is destined to become a family
classic relevant to our times.
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03
California Dreaming
Written and Directed by Kevin Chicken
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When Madeleine Kalanski, a fading Hollywood star is introduced by her PA to Alex a supposed aspiring playwright, it seems he has the perfect project to relaunch her career. Madeleine’s daughter Grace a promising young actress who is recovering from substance abuse is not so trusting.
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Alex is indeed not who he seems and as he plays the two women off each other, friends and associates start to die.
Is the killer coming for them too or is there a way out for at least one of them?