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Pouters

Pouters

  • Director: Paul Fegan
  • Year of Production: 2012
  • Duration: 17'
  • A modern day story of undying commitment, rivalry, family and friendship interwoven by an underground and idiosyncratic Scottish sport.

  • 2012, Completed, Featured, Films
  • 0 Comments
Bitter Return

Rabat Stories – Bitter Return

  • Director: Mohamed Benabou
  • Year of Production: 2012
  • Duration: 4'09''
  • Hicham is a Moroccan migrant worker in Libya and he tells us about his experience there prior and post Libyan revolution.

  • 2012, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
Mohamed and his cart

Rabat Stories – El Mikhali

  • Director: Azeddine Bouhmidi
  • Year of Production: 2012
  • Duration: 5'09''
  • Mohamed travels the streets of Rabat through the night with his cart, collecting any recyclable object.

  • 2012, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
Men Choufouch

Rabat Stories – Men Choufouch

  • Director: Fatima Zahra El Fath
  • Year of Production: 2012
  • Duration: 3'06''
  • Sexual harassment for Moroccan women of whatever age is part of their daily experience.

  • 2012, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
KirkcaldyMan

Kirkcaldy Man

  • Year of Production: 2011
  • Duration: 17'
  • Winner of DokLeipzig Golden Dove Award 2011. A film in search of Jocky Wilson, Scotland’s darts world champion in the 80′s results in a moving portrait of Kirkcaldy, a faded mining town in Scotland, and its former hero.

  • eca films, Films
  • 42 Comments
The Red Army

The Red Army

  • Director: Paul Ryan
  • Year of Production: 2011
  • Duration: 9'05''
  • Two unlikely fans of red squirrels go all the way to decimate the greys.

  • 2011, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
The Suicide Gap

Under the Surface

  • Director: David R. Cairns
  • Year of Production: 2011
  • Duration: 9'05''
  • Last summer in Dundee, eight young men took their own lives. A moving encounter with those left behind.

  • 2011, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
I Can Smell the Cordite

I Can Smell the Cordite

  • Director: Andy Taylor Smith
  • Year of Production: 2011
  • Duration: 9'05''
  • One bunker. Two men. Christmas Eve, 1944. Or was it 2011?

  • 2011, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
The Get Carter car park prior to its final demolition

Get Luder

  • Director: Jonathan Carr
  • Year of Production: 2010
  • Duration: 8'53''
  • Once prolific, celebrated and respected Brutalist architect Owen Luder now faces up to the demolition of his iconic Get Carter car park, made famous by the Michael Caine gangster film.

  • 2010, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
A red watering can

PS Your Mystery Sender

  • Director: Benjamin Wigley
  • Year of Production: 2010
  • Duration: 9'10''
  • The search for meaning behind unwrapped mysterious objects that world renowned fashion designer Paul Smith has been receiving through the post for the last 20 years.

  • 2010, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
The gated community of Suprise

Surpriseville

  • Director: Tim Travers Hawkins
  • Year of Production: 2010
  • Duration: 9'05''
  • In the city of Surprise, Arizona, residents go to great lengths to ensure life is as safe as possible.

  • 2010, Completed, Films
  • 0 Comments
Labour market in Dhaka

Dhaka Stories – Waiting for Godot

  • Director: Md. Arifur Rahman
  • Year of Production: 2010
  • Duration: 4'48''
  • Day Labourers in Dhaka come to terms with the effects of not getting a job.

  • 2010, Completed, Films
  • 1 Comment






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