The Morning After (2012)

Actors: Shaun Stafford (writer), Shaun Martin (director), Shaun Martin (editor), Shaun Martin (producer), Olly Hibble (actor), Shaun Martin (editor), Shaun Martin (producer), Will Silverside (actor), Shaun Stafford (writer), Elika Ashoori (actor), Lydia Grant (actor),

Genres: Drama, Short,
Taglines: You can't remember the things you want to forget

Dangerous Remedy (2012)

Actors: Nicholas Bell (actor), Guy Gross (composer), Chris Haywood (actor), Gary Sweet (actor), Peter Hosking (actor), Peter Carrodus (editor), William McInnes (actor), Peter O'Brien (actor), Susie Porter (actress), Ken Cameron (director), Nick Farnell (actor), Jeremy Sims (actor), Leo Taylor (actor), Paul Dawber (actor), Jaysan Lunt (actor),

Genres: Drama,

Dead Riser (2011)

Actors: Eddie Bernard (editor), Eddie Bernard (actor), Eddie Bernard (producer), Tom Balsewich (producer), Tom Balsewich (actor), Tom Balsewich (editor), Richard Crawford (writer), Richard Crawford (director), Richard Crawford (actor),

Plot: In a gritty world were corruption and power rule over all, a prostitute tries to escape her current situations. In her escape she meets The Dead Riser, a body disposer for the mob. Now stuck in a web of death and deceit, the two of them must join forces if they are to survive.

Genres: Short,
Taglines: Die Beautifully.

Stuart: A Life Backwards (2007)

Actors: Charles Bodycomb (miscellaneous crew), Chris Wilson (actor), Sam Mendes (producer), Benedict Cumberbatch (actor), Rob Lane (composer), Tom Hardy (actor), Heather Storr (miscellaneous crew), St. John O'Rorke (editor), Pia Di Ciaula (editor), Pippa Harris (producer), Dominic Coleman (actor), George Anton (actor), Nick Fulton (miscellaneous crew), Edna Doré (actress), Nicola Duffett (actress),

Plot: When Stuart Shorter - a homeless alcoholic with a violent past - meets writer and charity worker Alexander Masters, they strike up an unlikely friendship. As Alexander learns more about Stuart's complicated life and traumatic childhood, he asks if he can write his story and Stuart advises him to tell the story backwards, so that it's "More exciting - like a Tom Clancy murder mystery". As their remarkable alliance develops, Stuart gradually recounts his life story in reverse, his resilient personality and dry sense of humour giving the story an almost tragi-comic edge. Through post office heists, attempts at suicide and spells inside numerous institutions, Alexander is given a glimpse into a totally alien world and begins to understand how Stuart's life spiralled so badly out of control.

Keywords: alcoholic, backwards, based-on-book, based-on-novel, based-on-true-story, biograph, blood, cassette-tape, character-name-in-title, drug-addict
Genres: Drama,

Quotes:

Stuart Shorter: Stuart [pointing to a book titled 'Mauve'] This one... what's this one about?::Alexander Masters: Alexander: The colour mauve.::Stuart Shorter: Stuart: How do they fucking get away with this?

Alexander Masters: Alexander: If you had to change one thing about your life, what would it be?::Stuart Shorter: Stuart: Well, how much is one thing?

Stuart Shorter: My name is Psycho but you can call me Staurt if you want.

Alexander Masters: He's free! He's absolutely fucking free!

Stuart Shorter: What a load of bollocks! Who needs the queen?

Stuart Shorter: Alexander, do you want to stay for tea? My favorite: Convict Currey. We used to make in jail.

The Trial of Tony Blair (2007)

Actors: John Woodvine (actor), Adrian Johnston (composer), Robert Lindsay (actor), Peter Mullan (actor), Christopher Fosh (actor), Dean Wares (miscellaneous crew), Colin Stinton (actor), Alexander Armstrong (actor), Adrian Scarborough (actor), Karl Johnson (actor), Nick Bartlett (actor), Guy Henry (actor), Phoebe Nicholls (actress), Laura Julian (producer), Tom Burke (actor),

Genres: Comedy, Drama,

Quotes:

Tony Blair: You've learned nothing from me, Gordon - absolutely nothing. Because if you had, you would have acquired at least a *hint* of charisma. But then you and charisma have never really been on speaking terms.::Gordon Brown: The public don't want charisma any more - what they want is honesty.::Tony Blair: Instead of which, they get you!

[Tony Blair is reading a newspaper report]::Tony Blair: Oh my God. George is back in rehab.::Cherie Blair: George?::Tony Blair: Bush. George Bush. Oh God, he was found comatose on his ranch.::Cherie Blair: [drily] I'm surprised anyone noticed.::Tony Blair: He's my friend. All right? George is my friend. We went through hell together.::Cherie Blair: Oh, I thought you sent other people to do that.

[Now led by Gordon Brown, Labour have just won a fourth term in office - but with an absurdly small majority. Gordon rings Tony.]::Tony Blair: Gordon, my congratulations.::Gordon Brown: I am heading for a majority of two, for God's sake. Two!::Tony Blair: Well a majority's a majority.::Gordon Brown: It's going to be a bloody disaster.::Tony Blair: It's the historic fourth term, Gordon.::Gordon Brown: You are electoral death!::Tony Blair: I don't think you can blame *me* for what you call your ludicrously small majority.::Gordon Brown: You've held onto power for far too long, Tony.::Tony Blair: Oh really? Well quite frankly if I'd packed it in sooner you'd only have had more time to balls it up, wouldn't you?

[Tony is meeting the publisher of his memoirs who is very critical of the book and recommends a lot of changes to it.]::Publisher: I think the chapters on the Iraq War could be trimmed - the book would benefit and sales would benefit.::Tony Blair: You will not cut a word of those chapters. I did not take this country to war in order to be popular.::Publisher: [drily] Well you certainly succeeded there.::Tony Blair: [pauses for thought] I took this country to war because it was the right thing to do. It was the right thing for Britain and one day history will judge me. And it'll be the liberal journalists, the sneering intellectuals, the appeasers, the bloodless, spineless chattering classes of which you are obviously a member, those will be the ones found wanting, those'll be the ones in the dock of history, not me. Because if I'd listened to all the *moral* cowards, like you, then that murdering bastard Saddam Hussain would still be in power. So cut one word from those memoirs and, so help me, I'll take it away from you.::Publisher: Then you won't mind if it's so laughable and ridiculous and poorly-written that no-one wants to read it.

Cherie Blair: Here's that RCI information I was telling you about.::Tony Blair: RCI?::Cherie Blair: Rite of Christian Initiation.::Tony Blair: But I *am* Christian!::Cherie Blair: No, you're Church of England.

[Discussing Blair's autobiography]::Publisher: You 'feel the hand of God on your shoulder' no less than 29 times!::Tony Blair: Oh yes...::[He laughs]::Tony Blair: ...it was a bit more than that, actually.

The Moth (1997)

Actors: Colin Towns (composer), David Bradley (actor), Jack Davenport (actor), Margaretta Scott (actress), Jeremy Clyde (actor), Keith Richardson (producer), Dominic Muldowney (composer), Jayne Spooner (miscellaneous crew), Juliet Aubrey (actress), Ray Marshall (producer), Rupert Penry-Jones (actor), Justine Waddell (actress), Leslie Schofield (actor), Leonard Silver (actor), Philip Kloss (editor),

Plot: Set in 1913 Northumbria, England, the story is about Robert Bradley, a strong-willed young worker at a Jarrow shipyard, who arrives home one day to find that his father has died. At the funeral he meets his father's estranged brother, his uncle John Bradley, and his wife Alice who offer Robert a new home and a place in his uncle's carpentry workshop. Robert accepts and after a few weeks at his new home, he is out walking late one night on the grounds of a rundown estate when he meets an ethereal young girl, Millie Thorman, whom the locals call the Moth, and befriends her. All seems to be going well for Robert until his cousin, Carrie, is revealed to be pregnant. Robert is immediately the suspected father, which he adamantly denies, but no one believes him. Even worse Carrie will not say who the real father is because she has always had a crush on Robert, and would rather marry him. Robert refuses to take the responsibility, shocking the townspeople, and leaves his relative's house, finding a place to work on the estate of Millie Thorman's once wealthy, now debt-ridden family. It is there that a mutual attraction develops between Robert and Sarah Thorman, Millie's older sister, but their social differences and Robert's reputation stand in their way.

Keywords: 1910s, based-on-novel, book, bridge, carpenter, class-divide, class-system, cousin-cousin-relationship, death-in-childbirth, death-of-baby-in-childbirth
Genres: ,

Exchange and Divide (1980)

Actors: Martin Wyldeck (actor), John Serret (actor), Charles Simon (actor), James Hazeldine (actor), Suzan Crowley (actress), Joseph Blatchley (actor), Anna Mottram (actress), Donna Grey (producer), Jud Charlton (actor), Tom Owen (actor), Annette Robertson (actress), Margaret Dickinson (director), Yvonne Coulette (actress), Margaret Dickinson (writer), Betty Alberge (actress),

Genres: Drama,

Hotel Adlon (1955)

Actors: Walter Bluhm (actor), René Deltgen (actor), Werner Hinz (actor), Karl John (actor), Stanislav Ledinek (actor), Helmut Lohner (actor), Peter Mosbacher (actor), Arno Paulsen (actor), Werner Peters (actor), Ewald Wenck (actor), Lola Müthel (actress), Nadja Tiller (actress), Artur Brauner (producer), Manon Hahn (costume designer), Walter Wischniewsky (editor),

Genres: Drama,

Shadow of the Past (1950)

Actors: Mae Murray (producer), Stanley Black (composer), Aldo De Benedetti (writer), Ian Fleming (actor), John Warren (actor), Wylie Watson (actor), Ronald Adam (actor), Michael Medwin (actor), Mario Zampi (director), Mario Zampi (producer), Andrew Osborn (actor), Willoughby Gray (actor), Terence Morgan (actor), Marie Ney (actress), Meadows White (actor),

Genres: Crime, Drama,

Kitty (1945)

Actors: Leslie Denison (actor), Al Ferguson (actor), Lew Davis (actor), Cyril Delevanti (actor), Herbert Evans (actor), Edward Cooper (actor), Alec Craig (actor), Matthew Boulton (actor), Norman Ainsley (actor), Frank Baker (actor), Wilson Benge (actor), Eric Blore (actor), Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Gibson Gowland (actor), Charles Coleman (actor),

Plot: London, 1783: Kitty, a saucy wench of the slums, meets the painter Gainsborough by stealing his shoes. He paints her as an "anonymous lady" who excites the interest of his noble friends, notably penniless Sir Hugh Marcy, who schemes to pass Kitty off as a genuine lady (a formidable task) and marry her off for financial gain. But Kitty has her own ideas about the uses of matrimony. Lots of decolletage.

Keywords: art, based-on-novel, british-high-society, character-name-in-title, impersonation, marriage-for-money, painting, rags-to-riches
Genres: Drama, History,
Taglines: She made a career out of love.

Quotes:

Dobson: Here, take this tea up to her ladyship.::Kitty: How'll I find 'er?::Dobson: Drunk as usual.