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UNDERGODS

feature film directed by CHINO MOYA, produced by SOPHIE VENNER
UK / Belgium / Estonia / Sweden

BIFA 2020 - BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN NOMINATION

'A collection of fantasy tales about a series of men whose worlds fall apart through a visit from an unexpected stranger.  Set to an original, synth score featuring ‘80s electronica, UNDERGODS journeys through disparate eras and realities fusing failed 20th Century utopias and 21st Century Ikea nightmares.  An unsettlingly entertaining, singular visual feast, UNDERGODS features a stand out, pan European cast that includes Kate Dickie (THE WITCH), Ned Dennehy (MANDY), Geza Rohrig (SON OF SAUL), Adrian Rawlins (CHERNOBYL), Burn Gornman (THE DARK KNIGHT RISES), Eric Godon (IN BRUGES) and an especially crazed Jan Bijvoet (BORGMAN).' 

'Undergods is a blindingly beautiful movie. The wasteland cityscapes are nothing short of breath-taking, and instantly capture the bleak and desolate vibe that penetrates everything. The painstaking production design and cinematography really does deserve to be applauded as it is stunning. Before we’ve even met a single character, the world has been set up perfectly. The atmosphere generated through the visuals alone is palpable.' HOLLYWOOD NEWS

'What links the mesh of stories, apart from a sense of inevitable decline and of lives sliding inexorably towards something unknown but awful, is the production design. The film looks a treat. From the scarred haunches of a destroyed city where the body collectors ply their business, to the rich man’s faded affluence – a backdrop of art nouveau grandeur accessorised by curls of peeling paint and moth-eaten velvet drapes– there’s barely a frame of the film which wouldn’t stand on its own.'  SCREEN DAILY

Mark Kermode's Film of the Week - The Guardian

'...one of the most ambitious and unusual UK feature debuts of recent years.'
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THE CONFESSIONS OF FRANNIE LANGTON

TV series directed by ANDREA HARKIN, produced by CAROL HARDING  / DRAMA REPUBLIC for ITVX
Four-part drama set in early 1800's London, produced by Drama Republic for ITVX, adapted by author and writer Sara Collins from her breath-taking debut novel of the same name.

'..a superbly multifaceted gothic thriller' **** The Guardian, Lucy Mangan

‘Someone will get whipped – the white men’: the amazing period drama that rewrites stories of slavery' The Guardian, Hollie Richhardson

'Is this the new Bridgerton? The Confessions of Frannie Langton is set to be your winter must-watch'  Tatler, Natasha Leake

'The Confessions of Frannie Langton is one of the first things I’ve watched for a long time where I genuinely don’t know what’s coming next. It’s high praise indeed for a big-budget drama, especially one that announces its murderous denouement in the first few minutes.' Emily Watkins, inews

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KLONDIKE

(as Production Design Consultant)

directed by Maryna Er-Gorbach 
produced by Mehmet Bahadir Er & Sviatoslav Bulakovskyi
cinematographer Sviatoslav Bulakovskyi

a feature film, following a family that lives on the tumultuous border of Russia and Ukraine in 2014

SUNDANCE 2022 - WINNER BEST DIRECTION

BERLINALE PANORAMA 2022 WINNER  ECUMENICAL AWARD, SILVER BEAR AUDIENCE AWARD

SEATTLE IFF 2022 - WINNER GRAND JURY PRIZE

UKRAINE'S OFFICIAL ENTRY FOR BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM AT THE 95th ACADEMY AWARDS

“For a work both tragically prophetic and universal in its impact, a ferocious and formalist vision of war that fuses humanism, black comedy and horror into a searing and original vision, we award the Grand Jury Prize to Maryna Er Gorbach’s ‘Klondike,'” Seattle IFF 2022  Variety

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MERCEDES EQC featuring The WEEKND
Enjoy Electric / Blinding Lights

directed by CANADA
Iconoclast Berlin
a journey through some of the iconic moments of Mercedes Benz history
set builds & locations in Austria, Slovenia and Croatia

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HPE 'WISE MOVES' DC
directed by US
the majority of the film was shot in camera with a little help from VFX here and there - BTS to follow

SAMSUNG 'PLEASE DON'T GO' DC

directed by Adam Berg

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