In Development
BLACK SPRING
Feature Film - Estimated budget $15-$17m
Tribeca Film Festival-nominated writer & director
Feature Film - Estimated budget $15-$17m
Tribeca Film Festival-nominated writer & director
Havana, Cuba. American agents have been carrying out classified operations designed to provoke Fidel Castro. A series of hijackings unfold as Cubans take to desperate acts, commandeering planes with fake hand grenades and axes, eager to land in America. We meet a loose-knit family with a half-baked idea to pirate a commuter boat. They seize control of a small flat bottom ferry, hoping to reunite with their long-estranged relatives on the other side; hoping to start a new life, in a new place. But in the mix of hostages we soon discover a four-year old boy, an assortment of professional hustlers, two French tourists, an old fisherman, some Rastafarians, and an undercover Intelligence agent.
This is the true story of what happened on that boat and what has been left in its wake, told through the eyes of the last three men to ever face capital punishment in Cuba; during a time period now known as Black Spring.
This is the true story of what happened on that boat and what has been left in its wake, told through the eyes of the last three men to ever face capital punishment in Cuba; during a time period now known as Black Spring.
Teaser
MARIA'S SONG
Feature Film - Estimated budget $2-$4m
Bafta award-winning writer
An eleven year-old girl and her thirteen year old brother journey to salvage their lives in as ferocious a world as it is possible to imagine, two kids defying the hideous vestiges of war, by being as normal, as they possibly can be, trying to beat the odds, fighting war, hatred, violence and death with innocence, naivety and love.
OPTION B
A one hour documentary
Estimated budget: $240k
Modern scientific research is proving how indigenous traditions can save lives. Medical experts, scientists and patients reveal astonishing truths amid much controversy about the legalities of the plants involved. Filmmakers and contributors from around the world (Holland, Chile, Czech Republic, Malta, South Africa, UK, USA, France and the UAE) have come together to make this documentary, dedicating their time and resources into the extensive development of this production.
THE NAME OF HUMANITY
Documentary short, 40 minutes
Estimated budget: $150k
For the first time on television, exclusive interviews reveal how a political leader was caught between a rock and a hard place when trying to determine ways to save innocent lives, with their faith determined by one simple dangerous decision.