The Adoration of Nature Woman is extracted from the 23-minute film Adoration: A Natural History, a wildlife docudrama by Ian Woodward, FZS. The film is a portrait of the English countryside seen through the seasons, its fauna and flora and waterways, and through the eyes of Nature Woman.

The trailer for Adoration: A Natural History, a wildlife docudrama by Ian Woodward, FZS, is a portrait of the English countryside seen through the seasons, its fauna and flora and waterways, and through the eyes of Nature Woman.

The Triumph and Tragedy of Tchaikovsky IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3573762/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Love Song is based on life-long, ground-breaking research by Tchaikovsky aficionado and filmmaker Ian Woodward who reveals for the first time the sensational heart-breaking true story behind the creation of Tchaikovsky’s fantasy overture Romeo and Juliet which gave the world one of the most famous love themes ... [Read More]

Love Song reveals for the first time the sensational heart-breaking true story behind the creation of Tchaikovsky’s fantasy overture Romeo and Juliet which gave the world one of the most famous love themes ever written. The biopic climaxes with “The Death of Eduard Zak” scene. It has won many awards.

The trailer for Love Song: The Triumph and Tragedy of Tchaikovsky reveals for the first time the sensational heart-breaking true story behind the creation of Tchaikovsky’s fantasy overture Romeo and Juliet which gave the world one of the most famous love themes ever written. The biopic climaxes with “The Death of Eduard Zak” scene.

A musical fantasy for the child in all of us  "Well done! You have thrown every trick in the book at this one...but the young leading lady still steals it." Robert Lorrimer, international award-winning UK filmmaker           The Red Rose is a musical fantasy about a modern-day Alice in Wonderland – but ... [Read More]

Behind the Scenes during the Making of a Movie Documentary charting the production of the award-winning film The Red Rose, a musical fantasy about a modern-day Alice in Wonderland. The Red Rose Unzipped chronicles rising stars Jessie Talulah and Nicholas Anscombe as they go in front of the camera to film a magical tale of … [Read More]

A morality tale on the folly of war “The sounds of this war have become a part of me, body and soul …I should be thankful, but I’m not” - Joe Franklin. Too Many Ghosts has been screened in 19 countries, spanning Canada and South Korea, Australia and Russia and all across Europe, East and ... [Read More]

A fictionalised commentary on the folly of war set at the end of WW2 in Europe. Corporal Joe Franklin agonises over those close to him who have perished. His story is told against the backdrop of Sir Edward Elgar’s music, England’s great war poets and specially-composed verse by the film-maker.