In anticipation of its UK television debut on BBC4, Sync Or Swim (AKA Men Who Swim) has garnered fantastic reviews:

‘Quirky, charming look at a group of Swedish men who faced down their midlife crisis by forming a synchronised swimming team’ Time Out Critics Choice. Pick of The Day **** (4 stars)

’.... a bunch of middle-aged oddballs desperate for release. . . an unusual, low-key lovely little film.
David Chater, The Times

‘Dylan Williams’ insightful film is about many things....most amusingly, a male synchronised swimming team.’ Simon Horsford, The Telegraph
 

‘Like Spinal Tap in swimming trunks’ The Scotsman

‘Wonderful.’ Daily Mirror

‘Poignant and charming’ Radio Times 'Documentary Of The Week’

 ‘... The delightful strangely beautiful story of a Welshman who moved to Stockholm for Love...’ Daily Mail **** (4 Stars)

‘What ‘Anvil! The Story of Anvil’ is to heavy Metal so this is to Male Synchronised Swimming’ The Guardian Guide. Pick of The Day

‘Dylan William’s insightful film is about many things...most amusingly a male synchronised swimming team’ The Telegraph

‘...highly enjoyable.’ The Sunday Times. Choice.

‘...heartfelt and quietly moving’ Metro

'If Ingmar Bergman had ever made a film about synchronised swimming, then it would probably have looked a bit like this.' The Scotsman
 

Sync Or Swim (AKA Men Who Swim) will receive its UK Premiere on BBC4 Storyville, Monday 14th June 2010 at 10pm.

Following its UK debut and under the international title Men Who Swim the documentary receives its North American Premier at AFI/Discovery Channel Silverdocs Festival, which will take place on June 25th and June 27th 2010. The documentary will also play at the Galway Film Festival in July 2010.

Be sure to catch the film on BBC4 and at any one of these fantastic upcoming events.
 

The BAFTA award-winning short film September, produced by Met Film Production's Stewart le Marechal, is available to view online for eight weeks only.

Head to the Future Shorts YouTube channel to view!

The Infidel, the latest fiction film by Met Film Production, was released in UK cinemas this April.

The film received great coverage from the press with a host of reviews praising the film's brave and funny script as well as fantastic cast performances. You can read a review in full and view pictures from the London premier on the Evening Standard website.

The Infidel is directed by Josh Appignanesi, written by David Baddiel and stars Omid Djalili and Richard Schiff.  The plot focuses on Mahmud Nasir, successful business owner and East End Muslim who discovers that he's adopted... and Jewish, thus an identity crisis-centred comedy ensues! Head to infidelmovie.com for information on the production.

Met Film Production’s Little Ashes  is now available to view online via Bablegum!

Bablegum is a free Internet and Mobile TV platform that offers professionally produced programming on-demand to a global audience.  Watch Little Ashes on Bablegum which stars Robert Pattinson as a young Salvador Dali in Paul Morrison’s drama set in early 20th Century Spain. 

Deep Water named in 'Best Of The Decade'!

Met Film production's Deep Water was named in the Sunday Times' top 200 events of the decade from the worlds of music of film, television, art and music.

Coming in at 26, the Louise Osmond and Jerry Rothwell documentary, produced by Met Film's Al Morrow and Jonny Persey, reconstructs the story of Donald Crowhurst, the Yachtsman who tried to cheat his way to victory in the 1968 Sunday Times round-the-world race.

For more information visit IMDB page Deep Water

Deep Water is also available on DVD to buy or rent online via Amazon.

September CD/DVD and limited edition recipe book release!

Invada Records are offering a special limited-edition release of BAFTA-winning short film September. The DVD is beautifully packaged with the celebrated soundtrack, complete with new tracks that inspired the story and aesthetic of the film. Included is also a book of recipes made up of roadside, September foraged foods.

Head to the Invada Records website to get your hands on a copy.