The World Premiere of Grant Gee’s film with Orhan Pamuk INNOCENCE OF MEMORIES will screen at a special event in Venice Days.

Brand New-U premiered at Edinburgh International Film Festival to a packed house with great reviews: ”

5 stars – “Brilliant, a stunning, mind-bending sci-fi thriller about one man’s search for the perfect woman that out–Dicks Philip K. Dick, deserves to win the Michael Powell, best British Sci–Fi of the year.”

Photo of Director Simon Pummell and stars Lachlan Nieboer and Nora-Jane Noone

As we prepare to go to Edinburgh International Film Festival for the world premiere of Simon Pummell’s indy sci-fi Brand New-U, Screen Daily caught up with Janine Marmot to discuss ongoing projects and what’s next for Hot Property Films:

http://www.screendaily.com/news/grant-gees-innocence-of-memories-set-for-autumn-fest/5089499.article

Are you ready for a Brand New You?

Head to the BRAND NEW-U website and take the test for your new-life readiness profile.

“We say get a brand new life and you’ll feel different, act different, be different. And better.”

The Teaser Trailer for Simon Pummell’s sci-fi thriller BRAND NEW-U has landed!

Take a first look at an obsessive love story, stripped down and re-arranged into the looping logic of a nightmare.

The film will have its World Premiere at The Edinburgh International Film Festival, tickets be found through their site:

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We are delighted to announce that BRAND NEW-U will have its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, where it is playing in competition for the Michael Powell award (for Best British Feature Film and Best Performance in a British Feature).

The film will screen on Saturday 20th June and 27th June.
Ticket information can be found on the EIFF website.

In interview at Rotterdam International Film Festival this week, Simon Pummell revealed further details on his follow up to psychological sci-fi thriller, Brand New-U: an adaptation of cult writer William Gibson’s Dogfight.

“It is a film about gambling,” Pummell explained. “When I talked to (William) Gibson about it, he said it was a riff on The Hustler. The backbone of the film is the idea that every idea of improvement,

For a brief glimpse into some of the projects that Hot Property Films are excited to be working on in 2014, there’s a lovely write-up of HP producer Janine Marmot on Screen International.

Steve Coogan, who joked about being a young turk with a pager on his belt 25 years ago, presented Outstanding Debut to a surprised Kieran Evans for Kelly + Victor.

“I was definitely not expecting this,” said Evans. He thanked producer Janine Marmot for sticking by him for eight years,
as well as Warp’s Peter Carlton and Robin Gutch, plus Colin Burch and Julia Short at Verve.

He also thanked the city of Liverpool for inspiring the film.

Looking for Light, the extraordinary portrait of the photographer Jane Bown
screening at the Curzon Cinema and On Demand, book here:www.curzoncinemas.com/films/details/2145/looking-for-light-jane-bown/And the ICA Cinema book here:
www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/looking-light-jane-bown