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Theatre, Film and TV
Sam Greenwood
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Theatre, Film and TV
Nish Panchal
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Alex
Taylor
Director and writer for film and television
Alex Taylor’s debut feature film - SPACESHIP (BFI, BBC FILMS, CREATIVE ENGLAND) was released in the UK and the US in 2017.
It stars Tallulah Haddon (Taboo, Living and the Dead), Lara Peake (How to Talk to Girls at Parties) and Alexa Davies (Raised by Wolves).
When a cybergoth teenager appears to have been victim of an alien abduction in outer suburbia, her friends journey into the unknown to try and find her.
**** ’Magical’ - EVENING STANDARD
**** ‘a psychotropic teenage daydream of a film’ - TOTAL FILM
‘totally fresh and original’ - SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL
‘A day-glo fever dream of a movie’ - SCREEN DAILY
**** ’a daring journey into younghood’ - THE UPCOMING
‘profoundly powerful’ - DIVA MAGAZINE
Winning a Special Jury Prize at SXSW 2010 and five other international awards with his first short film Kids Might Fly, all of Alex Taylor’s work has premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and been nominated and won various awards.
Based in London but strongly influenced by American indie directors such as Harmony Korine and Larry Clark, Alex has forged his own distinctive style which stands out as a striking new voice in contemporary British cinema.
He is in development with the BFI on his second feature film, and is also available for drama pilots and series work.
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Theatre, Film and TV
Sam Greenwood
+44 (0)20 7393 4465
Email Sam Greenwood -
Theatre, Film and TV
Nish Panchal
+44 (0) 20 7393 4332
Email Nish Panchal
CV
Film
Writer & Director
A girl fakes her own alien abduction and disappears, leaving her father to search for her in a strange teenage world of unicorns and black holes.
Upon finding out that she will be moving to a school for "special kids", a nine-year-old girl becomes obsessed with the idea of turning into a robot.
An alien-obsessed teenaged girl looks for happiness with a boy who dresses as an assassin.
Two fanatical Eastern European girls come to East London to prepare for Jesus' return, by performing a 'homemade' exorcism on a tortoise that listens to death heavy metal.
An off-beat portrait of kids living in East London.