NO WAY UP, 2023
Survival Thriller
NO WAY UP is a high concept combination of disaster movie and survival thriller, as characters from very different backgrounds are thrown together when the plane they’re travelling on crashes into the Pacific Ocean.
The stricken airliner comes to rest perilously close to the edge of a bottomless ravine with the surviving passengers and crew trapped in an air pocket. With their air supply rapidly running out, a nightmare fight for survival ensues as dangers from all sides hone-in on them.
LAST FILM SHOW, OSCARS 2023
'Last Film Show' ('Chhello Show') becomes the first film in 21 years and the 4th film in Indian cinema history to be shortlisted for the Academy Awards
NO WAY UP, 2023
DEADLINE
Colm Meaney Replaces Kelsey Grammer In ‘No Way Up’; First Look At Just-Wrapped Survival Thriller
THE LAST FILM SHOW, TRIBECA FESTIVAL 2022
VARIETY
Pan Nalin’s ‘The Last Film Show’ Marks Return to Big-Screen Experience at Tribeca Festival (EXCLUSIVE)
The world premiere of Pan Nalin’s “The Last Film Show” (Chhello Show), which opens the Tribeca Film Festival’s Spotlight section, promises to be a welcome return to a big-screen cinema experience after a year blighted by COVID-19.
HIS HOUSE, BAFTA AWARDS 2021
HIS HOUSE - OUTSTANDING DEBUT BY A BRITISH WRITER, DIRECTOR OR PRODUCER
WINNER - HIS HOUSE Remi Weekes (Writer/Director)
THE LAST FILM SHOW
VARIETY
International sales outfit Orange Studio has boarded Los Angeles-based Indian director Pan Nalin’s “Last Film Show” and will commence sales at the upcoming American Film Market.
LISTEN, 2021
VARIETY
Portuguese actress Lucia Moniz (“Love Actually”) is attached to star in “Listen,” a drama about a Portuguese couple working in London whose kids are taken away by social services. The timely pic will be directed by Portuguese first-timer Ana Rocha De Sousa.
HIS HOUSE
VARIETY
A refugee couple escapes war in Sudan only to face a new evil in British public housing in promising filmmaker Remi Weekes' debut.
TRUST ME, BBC One
Asked about the second series’ premise, writer Dan Sefton said: “I just thought it was really interesting idea to have someone who was previously really strong and fit and sort of physically defined themselves to become completely kind of broken and unable to do anything.
ANGRY INDIAN GODDESSES
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Pan Nalin’s ensemble dramedy follows a group of Indian women who confront frequent discrimination and harassment with courage and humor.
Incidents related to violence and discrimination against women in India continue to generate news headlines, prompting vehement reactions from numerous segments of society.
Described as “India’s first female buddy-movie,” Nalin’s feature was an award-winner at both the 2015 Toronto and Rome film festivals and has already opened in more than 60 countries.
BLACK IS THE NEW BLACK
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
Black is the New Black brings together exceptional figures from the world of politics, business, culture, religion and science to celebrate black British achievement today.
Artist and director Simon Frederick photographed sitters ranging from Naomi Campbell, Sir Trevor McDonald and Thandie Newton to musician Jazzie B of Soul II Soul and footballer Les Ferdinand, to recognise the profound impact of black individuals on British culture.
BLACK IS THE NEW BLACK
BBC Documentary Series
Exceptional figures from politics, business, sport, science and more share their insights into being black and British today, how they got where they are, and thoughts on what the future holds.
Been So Long, London Film Review
VARIETY
Tinge Krishnan's upbeat, London-set musical romance is a mixed bag galvanized by Michaela Coel and Arinzé Kene's star chemistry.
Couple In A Hole Review
SCREENDAILY
Belgian-born, London-resident filmmaker Tom Geens makes a confident bid for international arthouse audiences with his aptly titled second feature Couple In A Hole.
2012 IMATS Competition
2012 IMATS Competition
After winning the Award at the 2012 IMATS Competition - Makeup Artist Magazine, Sara Menitra was interviewed on prime tv news channel in Portugal.
Shingai Shoniwa
The Bad Karma Impala is an interactive art piece designed to provoke discussion about domestic abuse. A visual symbol of life after abuse, this car is regularly exhibited at public events by Imogen Paton, a victim driven by the desire to transform the lives of others through her story.