Our Feature Film Production

St. Georges Day

Frank Harper’s screenplay follows two infamous London gangsters, Micky Mannock and Ray Collishaw. Both men are top of the food chain when their world is turned upside down as they lose a shipment of the Russian Mafia's cocaine.

Set in London, Amsterdam and Berlin, the story races across Europe at breakneck speed as Micky and Ray attempt to stay one step ahead of the Police and pay back the Russians by pulling off a daring diamond heist.

"ST GEORGE'S DAY" combines elements of some of the most well loved films of our generation with undertones of "Goodfellas", "Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" "Snatch", "The Business", all combined with the spirit of "The Italian Job". The film is a gritty, realistic and humorous look at the London underworld.

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The Berlin Job

The film is on release in the UK through Soda Pictures. The film, which has sold in world territories, follows rock author and punk expert Alan G Parker as he reinvestigates what happened the night of 12th October 1978 in room 100 of the Chelsea Hotel - the night that Nancy Spungen, girlfriend of Sex Pistol's bassist Sid Vicious, was found stabbed to death.

"For my money one of the best rock n' roll documentaries that's ever been made!" Andrew Loog Oldman (Original Manager of the Rolling Stones)

"The torrent of lurid anecdotes keeps things moving along nicely" David Jenkins (Time Out)

"A totally absorbing look at what really happened to Sid and Nancy and the pathetic police inquiry that followed". 5* Britflicks

"Only one man was or is capable of making enough sense out of this to call it a movie, I'm proud to say that he was the one enlisted with the job, Alan G Parker, the closest thing Sid ever got to a real biographer, and the Northern kid who understood us Southern kids, possibly better than we ever did!" Malcolm McLaren (Original Manager of the Sex Pistols)