Finite Films and TV | Independent Film and Television Production, Finite Films, London, UK

Taking Flight – Britain’s America’s Cup Challenge

A new documentary with behind the scenes access to the most successful Olympic sailor in history, multiple gold winning Olympian, Sir Ben Ainslie and his team as they prepare to try and win the America’s Cup, sports oldest international trophy, a sporting challenge Britain has never won since it was first raced in 1851.

Identicals

A BRAND NEW LIFE COSTS MORE THAN YOU EXPECTED

The organisation ‘Brand New-U’ identifies networks of IDENTICALS – “people who walk like you, talk like you, but are walking through different, better lives” – and helps their customers make a life upgrade. But errors can occur, and a Brand New life can cost more than expected.

Tomoko

Inspired by true events in Japan, TOMOKO tells the story of a middle-aged homeless woman who shared an apartment with a wealthy businessman for over a year without his knowledge.

Winter

Forty something, foul-mouthed and aggressive, with an unquenchable thirst for booze and fags, when we first meet Woods Weston he appears to be a hopeless case. But, as the narrative unfolds, it reveals a once successful and charismatic man capable of great sensitivity, an accomplished artist, a loving husband and a committed father.

Innocence of Memories

In 1999, Orhan Pamuk, the Nobel Prize winning author, bought a run-down house in a run-down neighbourhood of Istanbul and began work on parallel projects – the writing of a novel and the building of a museum, both called The Museum of Innocence.

Light Years

Rose reckons a family is like a constellation – all connected, hanging up there, in the infinite. Stars can feel each other, even if some died millions of years ago. Even if they’re light years apart.

Honeytrap

Honeytrap is a Brixton-set drama about 15-year-old girl whose desperate need for acceptance leads her to take part in a tragic act of violence.

Saturday

Heidi Greensmith’s film ‘Saturday’, commissioned by American Express to promote ‘Small Business Saturday’, celebrates the passion and commitment of small business owners across the UK.

La Bohème

This version was first performed on stage by the company Opera Up Close to huge critical acclaim, winning Best New Opera Production at the 2011 Laurence Olivier Awards.

The Brother

Adam Diamond escaped the family business of international arms dealing to set up a new carefree existence.

His past crashes in around him upon the arrival of his brother, who brings news that his father’s health is failing, leaving him to pick up the pieces of a deal about to sour.

Having You

Award winning dramedy about a man whose fear of responsibility is put to the test when a seven year old son he didn’t know he had unexpectedly enters his life. ‘Having You’ is a heartfelt, moving tale about relationships, family, and love.

Three Hours Between Planes

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A new short film by Antony Easton starring Lisa Edelstein and James Le Gros. Based on a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Billy and the Goblin Revolution

When bandits from another dimension kidnap his father, ten-year-old Billy joins forces with the annoying girl next door to rescue him from the tyrannical ruler of a strange, waterless world.

Dirty Money

Blinded by the instant rewards of criminal activity, Leo Roberts is sucked into London’s underground world of strip clubs, saunas, drugs and prostitution.

Island

Part myth, part mystery, ‘Island’ is a tale of love and hate between a brother and a sister, the murder of their mother, and the magic of a remote Scottish island – based on Jane Rogers’ acclaimed novel, Island.

Walk Like A Panther

Set in Yorkshire, 22 years after the plug was pulled on British wrestling on TV, a band of brothers will squeeze into their leotards for one final rumble. Dealing with the highs and lows of everyday life through the boston crab and the half nelson, the wrestlers will find themselves, one another and they will never say die.