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Split poster
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When his father runs off and his mother hooks up with a mustachioed new beau, eleven-year-old Mark becomes convinced that an uninvited talkative space alien, going by the name "Split," has taken up telepathic residence in his mind, and is leading him to question the norms of planet Earth. Only one teacher is willing to entertain the possibility that Mark just might be telling the truth.

Split

Jan 1974

The Pledge poster
Movie

Three criminals pledge to free the soul of their friend from his gibbeted corpse in this short film based on 'The Highwayman' by Lord Dunsany.

The Pledge

Jul 1982

Follow You Follow Me poster
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When a work-related dispute erupts between their fathers, the friendship of teenagers Joseph and Peter is put under strain.

Follow You Follow Me

Oct 1979

Nothings Going to Change My World poster
Movie

A lonely twelve-year-old boy with problem parents experiments with drugs and enters an idealised fantasy world.

Nothings Going to Change My World

Feb 1973

The Flower poster
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The Flower reflects the director's experience of living in a totalitarian communist state and pays homage to Trnka’s film Ruka, The Hand, made 3 years before the Soviet tanks rolled into Prague in 1968.

The Flower

Jan 1980