French Film in Cinemas!
Met Film Production win Observer Award at HotDocs
Little Ashes in cinemas!
Heavy Load out on DVD now!
More festival success for September!
Met Film Production's Foxglove selected by Microwave
September wins Best Film at London Short Film Festival!
September wins a BAFTA!!
French Film wins big at Monte Carlo!
September wins Best British Film at Encounters!
French Film gets US and UK deals
Heavy Load are interviewed on Radio 4!
Heavy Load gets 4 stars from Total Film
Heavy Load wins Audience Award at Britdoc
September director named one of Screen's Stars of Tomorrow
Los Angeles Times gives Heavy Load a great review
Heavy Load Gig in New York
Heavy Load premieres at South by Southwest
Heavy Load Review in the Austin Chronicle
Sweet Swan of Avon
Petter Amundsen is not the first person to believe that Shakespeare could barely write his own name let alone the masterpieces attributed to him. But Petter goes further by insisting that he has discovered a unique set of codes hidden in The Tempest that prove once and for all that Shakespeare was an illiterate actor, and that Francis Bacon in collaboration with other anonymous writers was the true genius behind the plays and sonnets.
This is as much a story about one man’s obsession as it is about exploring the identity of the greatest writer in the English language. A Norwegian Church organist with a life long passion for literature, Petter is an unassuming figure who is angered by the establishment’s reluctance to engage with him in a debate about his findings. When given the chance to explain how he cracked the codes and what he is sure they disclose, Petter’s excitement and eagerness to communicate his theories is palpable.
Sweet Swan of Avon is a fascinating portrait of a true eccentric’s journey to prove his thesis to his peers and to prove to himself that his lifelong obsession has validity in a disbelieving world.
