Charlie Productions : Russell Square
Russell Square makes a truly unexpected stop...
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SHORTLISTED
BAFTA
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SECOND
York FF 2001 |
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"...A very nice little film...anyone who has travelled the underground will recognise the world you portray..."
- Robert Elms, BBC Radio London
"...A really lovely...orginal piece that is genuinely
uplifting..."
Stevie Lee, Contagious Films
"...It's very funny and strangely moving, with some lovely details..." - Pippa Best, Zephyr Films
"...The Blaine's depiction of a nightmare world in the corridors of the empty tube network is noteworthy..." - Laurence Gornall
STARRING: Keith Malin & Jo Harper
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2000, 17mins, miniDV, budget: £1,000 When misanthrope Russell Square falls under a tube train he could be forgiven for thinking his troubles are over. However, when he finds he has fallen into the arms of an Angel called Islington he realises that his troubles are just beginning...
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Painting a magical portrait of the London Underground this delightful film
is one of the best we've ever made. It follows the adventures of a man named
Russell Square as he travels through the monochrome world of the Gap with only
an Angel to guide him.
After receiving support from the British Council, "Russell Square"
has been screened in Film Festivals across the world including, Dresden (2004),
York (2001), Leeds Independent (2001), Wood Green (2003) and a tour of Papua
New Guinea (2002). It has been distributed on cable tv and also on the internet
via Reelscreen.com and Virtuetv.com.
""...The quick-cut randomness of the editing was
a strong point, giving the film a unique style. Actress Jo Harper puts in a
good turn as the angel..."" - Evan Richards
""...Very Impressive, I know shooting in stations
can be horrendous, but your continuity worked well within the narrative..."" - Andrew Mula
""...just watched Russell Square over on virtuetv
website and wanted to say, f***ing brilliant. love dit."" - Keyman
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