Ella Glendining’s feature documentary takes the FIPRESCI International Film Critics Prize and Silver Horn at Krakow Film Festival
Is There Anybody Out There? scoops two prizes at the 63rd Krakow Film Festival
Is There Anybody Out There? trailer released and Festival announcements
“Is There Anybody Out There?’ is an unexpectedly badass victory cry” Reel News Daily, Liz Whittemore
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Is There Anybody Out There? selected to play in SXSW, Austin Texas
and Newcomers Competiton at THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL
Screen International announces Sundance premiere and Hot Property Slate
Ella Glendining’s IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE? is premiering in World Documentary Competition at #Sundance 2023
Anders Danielsen Lie attached to play Bill Evans in Grant Gee’s film Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Close Up Film Fesival opens with Grant Gee’s Innocence of Memories
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Grant Gee’s The Gold Machine wins OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTARY AWARD IN NEW YORK
Teaser for Grant Gee’s The Gold Machine released
THE GOLD MACHINE, Gee’s third film in a trilogy of films exploring the interplay between film, literature and landscape, with writer Iain Sinclair and fictional narrator Norton, on a non fiction journey to Peru. The teaser is scored by Galya Bisengalieva and the film is scored by Leyland Kirby aka The Caretaker.
The Netherlands Film Fund support Grant Gee’s The Gold Machine
Producer Janine Marmot of Hot Property Films has partnered with Dutch co producer Katja Draaijer of Baldr Film on The Gold Machine. The Netherlands Film Fund have added their support to the project alongside the BFI Doc Society Fund.
Michael Whyte’s PRIEST released in the UK
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PRIEST, from filmmaker Michael Whyte, (No Greater Love), follows Father Paul Grogan as he tends to his parish aware of the need to re establish trust in the Catholic clergy. From Baptism to Last Rites, from the beginning of lent to Easter Sunday, this deeply moving and compelling film gives a unique insight into the daily work of a Parish priest.