Michael Whyte’s feature documentary is released in cinemas across the UK on 9th 2010. There will be a screening at the Renoir Cinema, The Brunswick, London, WC1N 1AW, on Monday 12th April at 6.05pm followed by a Q & A with the Director Michael Whyte.

You can book tickets via the Renoir’s website.

No Greater Love will also screen from 9th April for a week of matinées, time to be confirmed,

The BFI is releasing the DVD of Simon Pummell’s Bodysong, featuring music by Jonny Greenwood.The
collector’s edition includes a beautiful book with 200 photographs and critical essays by William Gibson, Geoff Andrew, Gareth Evans and Matt Hanson. To buy a copy go to Amazon

Cinemart has just announced its selection of projects from over 450 submissions.

Among those presenting their projects are Tiger Award nominee and media artist Simon Pummell. The selection further includes projects from Russian directors Alexey Balabanov and Andrei Zvyagintsev, as well as from a strong line up of young filmmaking talent.

Head of CineMart Marit van den Elshout is “very proud to present this exciting line up of strong projects by yet to be discovered talents and returning Rotterdam friends.

“No Greater Love wins Britspotting award, Janine Marmot announces projects” Screen Daily

Source: http://www.screendaily.com/festivals/other-festivals/no-greater-love-wins-britspotting-award-janine-marmot-announces-projects/5008344.article

(Chantal Akerman/Marc Karlin) 1988

Two short films for Channel 4

Films produced by Janine Marmot

(Christina Burnett) 1990

Series of six films for Channel 4 about why women become feminists

Films produced by Janine Marmot

(Michael Coulson) 1994

For Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios, pioneering web based project

Films produced by Janine Marmot

1995 (Nichola Bruce) 35mm 11 mins

Short drama for the British Film Institute and Channel 4
Festivals

London Film Festival

Films produced by Janine Marmot

Digi-Beta Tape. 14 Mins

Short film for Channel 4/Arts CouncilThe story of Daniel Paul Schreber, a famous case of Sigmund Freud.

Awards

Main Prize of Oberhausen Short Film FestivalJury Commendation British short film FestivalPrize for Best Short; Fantasporto International Film Festival.Special Prize. Mediopolis Berlin Videofest.

Festivals

The Tate Gallery. “Key video works of the 90s”ICA Bienale 94/5Best of European Media Arts Tour

Films produced by Janine Marmot

(Christopher Petit) 1994

Arts mockumnetary for Channel 4 about second hand book dealing with Iain Sinclair

Films produced by Janine Marmot