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27th April 2024

GREY MATTER NOMINATED FOR AWARDS AT BIFA-QUALIFYING FESTIVAL

Grey Matter has been selected for the BIFA-qualifying Unrestricted View Film Festival in Angel, London. The festival have announced the film in four award nomination categories.

Eloise Smyth who plays the lead Chloe Isles has been nominated for Best Actress and Harry Kirton, best known for his role of Finn Shelby in Peaky Blinders has been nominated for Best Actor. Harry plays Chloe’s love interest and emotional support in the film.

The film also picks up the prestigious Best Uk Feature nomination as well as Arabella Burfitt-Dons for Best Director. Grey Matter is Arabella’s debut feature film.

The film is showing Tuesday 30th April at Hen and Chickens Theatre in Angel, London as part of the week long festival’s programme and the awards will be announced at the ceremony on Sunday 5th May.

20th April 2024

WATCH GREY MATTER AT THE IMAX FUNDRAISING FOR DEMENTIA

Enjoy the iMax experience of Grey Matter starring Stephanie Beacham at the IMAX in Bristol on Sunday 29th April 2024. The IMAX is presenting the film as a one-off viewing raising money for Grey Matter’s partner charity BRACE Dementia Research. All proceeds from the tickets go to Brace.

Grey Matter follows the coming of age story of teenager Chloe Isles who’s forced to become a carer for her Nan Peg when she gets diagnosed with an aggressive form of Alzheimer’s. Chloe comes up with a bucket list of things that Peg wants to do before she forgets everything and she tries to make her Summer unforgettable.

Both the film and Stephanie Beacham partnered with Brace in connection with the film to try and raise awareness of the charity and encourage donations to help fund their invaluable work on dementia. Brace funds test pilots that furthers research into understanding the disease, diagnosing it earlier and hopefully one day finding a cure.




2nd April 2024

GREY MATTER THEATRICAL RELEASE ACROSS THE UK EXTENDED

The theatrical release across the UK of drama Grey Matter starring Stephanie Beacham has had its cinema release extended through to the end of May due to popular demand. April and May sees further screenings at additional cinemas Riverside cinema in Woodbridge, Lieston Film Theatre in Suffolk and the stunning iMAX in Bristol to raise money for the film’s partner charity Brace Dementia Research.

Further screenings of the directorial debut feature from Arabella Burfitt-Dons are expected to be announced shortly as the film’s run continues across the countries following popular reviews and sell out screenings.


12th February 2024

GREY MATTER Theatrical release starts in UK - More cinemas announced

Grey Matter had its first screening of its two month theatrical release on Friday to a sold out audience in Walthamstow London. New cinemas boarding its release are confirmed as Scott Cinemas with its first confirmed screenings at the Westbury Park cinema in Bristol. Other cinemas boarded are Ritz Cinema, near Nottingham, Regal Cinema near Leicester and East Coast Cinema in Lowestoft.

Tickets are already on sale for Scott Cinema with dates and tickets expected to go on sale for the other screenings shortly. Grey Matter continues its release next week at Whirled Cinema in Brixton with two of its screenings including a Q+A with the director.

For full listings for the film visit the films section of our website.



New screenings have been announced in the schedule. Whirled Cinema in Brixton screens the film for one week starting 19th February. The schedule includes special Q+A screenings at the Monday and Sunday viewings with the director Arabella Burfitt-Dons. Also added to the program is a special show in Southwold at the Electric Picture Palace Cinema where a scene in the film was also filmed.

 

29th January 2024

New screenings announced for grey matter in london and suffolk

Grey Matter will be in select cinemas across the UK from 9th February in partnership with charity BRACE Dementia Research. The screenings kick off with a special event at Walthamstow Stow Film Lounge on Friday 9th February followed by a Q+A with the director Arabella Burfitt-Dons and lead actor Eloise Smyth. The screening is being shown at the historic Waltham Forest Town Hall in East London.

New screenings have been announced in the schedule. Whirled Cinema in Brixton screens the film for one week starting 19th February. The schedule includes special Q+A screenings at the Monday and Sunday viewings with the director Arabella Burfitt-Dons. Also added to the program is a special show in Southwold at the Electric Picture Palace Cinema where a scene in the film was also filmed.

The film is set in Southwold in Suffolk and was also filmed there featuring local business and tourist attractions including the old cinema itself.

For tickets to watch Grey Matter at Whirled Cinema or Electric Picture Palace click the links below. All other screenings are listed in the film section on the website.

 

2nd January 2023

grey matter IN CINEMAS ACROSS THE UK FEBRUARY AND MARCH

Grey Matter will be screening in select cinemas across the UK in February and March with a mixture of regular screenings and one-off events with aquestion and answer sessions following the film with talent from the production as well as representatives from partner charity BRACE Dementia Research.

The screenings kick off with a special event at Walthamstow Stow Film Lounge on Friday 9th February followed by a Q+A with the director Arabella Burfitt-Dons. The screening is being shown at the historic Waltham Forest Town Hall in East London. Other speical London screenings include the oldest cinema in London, Phoenix Cinema in East Finchley Friday 15th March.

Cinema showings include midlands-wide showings of the film at all Savoy Cinemas in Doncaster, Nottingham, Worksop, Boston, Corby and Grantham with its first viewing on Sunday 3rd March. Other cities showing the film include Liverpool at FACT Cinema and across Bristol and Suffolk. More viewings are being added. Stay tuned to W4 Films website and social channels to stay up to date on the film release and to see where it’s showing next.

 

7th December 2023

W4 Films partners with brace dementia research on film grey matter to drive alzheimer’s awareness

W4 Films is proud to announce a partnership with charity BRACE Dementia Research in connection with its new drama Grey Matter set to premiere at London Film Week this Sunday. BRACE Dementia Research focuses on supporting small-scale pilot projects that explore new and promising approaches to understanding and addressing dementia. The charity has successfully funded nearly 40 PhD projects, ensuring a continuous stream of highly qualified dementia researchers committed to making a difference in the field.

 
 
 
 

"Grey Matter," a film that explores the impact Alzheimer’s can have on a family, aligns with BRACE's mission to promote awareness and fund innovative research. The film, set to premiere this Sunday at London Film Week in Covent Garden, will be followed by a Q+A session with director Arabella Burfitt-Dons and lead actors Eloise Smyth and Stephanie Beacham.

Arabella Burfitt-Dons expressed her enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying, "Partnering with BRACE Dementia Research was a natural fit for the film, as we recognize the urgency of supporting research initiatives that can make a tangible impact on individuals and families affected by dementia."

BRACE Dementia Research has recently celebrated breakthroughs such as the development of the Fastball test, an early Alzheimer's diagnostic tool that has garnered national and international attention. The test is currently being explored for potential use by the NHS, and its success is a testament to the impact of supporting small-scale, innovative projects.


 

23rd November 2023

grey matter’S european premiere announced as LONDON film week

W4 Films’ drama Grey Matter has been announced to have its greatly anticipated European Premiere hosted by London Film Week next month. It joins the festival's outstanding feature lineup, alongside films such as "Omen," winner of the Camera d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, the compelling French drama "Last Summer," and Japanese drama '“Monster” which won Best Screenplay at Cannes earlier this year.

The screening is scheduled for 3:20 PM on Sunday, December 10th, at the Garden Cinema in Covent Garden, London. Following the screening, the audience will have the unique opportunity to engage with the creative minds behind the film. A Q+A session is scheduled with director Arabella Burfitt-Dons, providing insights into the film's creation and the directorial choices that brought the story to life. Joining her will be lead actresses Eloise Smyth who plays teenager Chloe and Stephanie Beacham, who portray’s Peg’s fight against Alzheimer’s.

Grey Matter has already made waves on the international film circuit, receiving critical acclaim at its world premiere at the Female Eye Film Festival. in Toronto and winning the Best Foreign Debut award. Last month saw the film have its US premiere at Naples International Film Festival to sold out screenings and rave reviews. London Film Week marks a significant milestone for the film, bringing its powerful narrative to UK audiences ahead of its release early next year.

 
 
 
 

9th November 2023

SHORT FILM A GENTLE PUSH IS LONDON INDEPENDENT STORY PRIZE FINALIST

Director Arabella Burfitt-Dons was announced as a movie prize finalist at the London Independent Story Prize film festival for her romantic comedy short film ‘A Gentle Push’ written by Eoin Ryan. The film was selected along with short films ‘Transfiguration’ by Mary Lukasiewicz and ‘Dream of the Return’ by Yew Weng Hu. The film stars Ross O’ Donnellan (Belfast) as Daire, who is struggling to get over his ex-girlfriend and his colleague Fergal played by Charlie Maher (A Conversation with Friends) a serial dater with some wise words of advice for his very single friend.


 
 
 
 


13th October 2023

GREY MATTER TO HAVE ITS US PREMIERE AT NAPLES INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL IN FLORIDA

The Naples International Film Festival in Florida is set to welcome Grey Matter, directed by Arabella Burfitt-Dons, for its U.S. premiere at the festival, offering viewers a thought-provoking yet charming narrative that explores the impact of Alzheimer's on the lives of a young teenager and her grandmother.

The film shares the festival's narrative feature lineup with other outstanding works, including the American comedy "All Happy Families," directed by Haroula Rose, and the musical drama "Duelers," helmed by Christian Cicerone.

Grey Matter takes its viewers to the serene setting of Southwold, Suffolk, where it artfully weaves the story of Chloe Isles, a teenager portrayed by the talented Eloise Smyth. Chloe's life is thrown into disarray when she receives the devastating news of her grandmother Peg's Alzheimer's diagnosis. The film delves deep into Chloe's coming of age journey as she grapples with her own inner demons while trying to provide support to her grandmother.

Stephanie Beacham, playing the role of Peg, delivers a remarkable performance that captures the essence of Alzheimer's and the impact it has on both the individual and their family. Her portrayal of the condition is heart-wrenching and authentic, shedding light on the challenges faced by those living with Alzheimer's and their caregivers. The cast of Grey Matter includes a long list of renowned British names such as Elizabeth Berrington, Kierston Wareing, Harry Kirton, and Paul Brennen.

The film is scheduled to screen twice at the Naples International Film Festival: at 5:30 PM on Friday, October 27th, and at 11:00 AM on Saturday, October 28th. It will be vying for the coveted audience award for Best Narrative Feature after Grey Matter received critical acclaim at its world premiere at the Female Eye Film Festival, where it was celebrated as the Best Foreign Debut. This accolade was a testament to the exceptional debut female talents of director Arabella Burfitt-Dons and screenwriter Elizabeth Hrib.


 
 
 

1st September 2023

official poster for short drama film origami released

A Tale of Loneliness, Love, and the Power of Paper?

 
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The official poster has been released for W4 Films upcoming short film Origami, directed by Arabella Burfitt-Dons. Fresh from her Best Foreign Debut win for 'Grey Matter' at the Female Eye Film Festival, Arabella Burfitt-Dons is ready to take audiences on another heartfelt journey, this time through the art of origami.

Origami tells the touching tale of Mildred, portrayed by the multi-talented Abigail Stone, who not only stars in the film but also penned the script. Mildred discovers an origami book gifted to her by her late mother, and as she begins to fold paper creations, her world undergoes a remarkable transformation. Set in the vibrant backdrop of 1980s Bournemouth, this short drama promises to be a journey filled with emotion, nostalgia, and origami creatures.

Mildred's journey takes a delightful turn when she encounters Bertie, played by the charismatic Ryan Still, who becomes her workplace crush and new beacon of hope in her life. Alongside Abigail Stone and Ryan Still, 'Origami' features an ensemble cast of emerging talents, including Harriet Waterhouse, Katherine Jee, and Stephanie Arkinstall.. Capturing the essence of the 80s-era Bournemouth is cinematographer, Will Taylor Poole.

While the official poster has been revealed, the film is anticipated for follow soon. ''Origami' was shot earlier this year and is currently in post-production. Stay turned for more news on Origami to unfold….

 

31st July 2023

DIRECTOR WINS BEST FOREIGN DEBUT AWARD AT FEMALE EYE FILM FESTIVAL

At its world premiere this week, director Arabella Burfitt-Dons won Best Foreign Debut award at the Female Eye Film Festival for W4 Films’ Alzheimer’s drama Grey Matter starring Stephanie Beacham This remarkable achievement comes as a testament to the film's exceptional storytelling as a directorial debut. Grey Matter debuts in more than just one area, it also being a screenplay debut for Elizabeth Hrib the writer and Nicola Barrell the producer. The award is welcomed recognition for the film’s extensive female debut talent.

Grey Matter' was also nominated for ‘Best Film’ of the festival. The film continues its Canadian festival circuit with its screening next week at Regina International Film Festival and Awards where it is nominated for Best Foreign Feature.

 
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14th July 2023

World Premiere of 'Grey Matter' at Female Eye Film Festival in Toronto

The highly anticipated film 'Grey Matter' will have its world premiere at the Canadian Screen Award qualifying Female Eye Film Festival in Toronto, Canada on 28th July, 2023.

Grey Matter features an extraordinary cast, led by the iconic Stephanie Beacham, known for her memorable roles in American soap operas like 'Dynasty' and 'The Colbys.' In this film, Stephanie takes on the challenging role of Peg, an eccentric woman who loves exotic animals and cherishes her independent lifestyle. However, as Peg's family notices her declining memory, she is diagnosed with an aggressive form of Alzheimer's disease.

 
 

The film also stars Eloise Smyth as Chloe Isles, a teenager who becomes responsible for caring for her grandmother, Peg. Together, they create a 'fuck-it' list, determined to make Peg's last summer of memory unforgettable. As Peg's health deteriorates, Chloe strives to fulfill Peg's fantasies, providing a heartwarming and poignant narrative that explores the impact of Alzheimer's on a family.

Arabella Burfitt-Dons, in her directorial debut, “brings a fresh and unique perspective to dementia. She masterfully captures the intricacies of the disease and its effects on individuals and their loved ones. Arabella surprises the audience with moments of dark humor, while maintaining an authentic and sensitive portrayal of the disease's impact on a family.” comments exec producers Alex and Angela Brisbourne.

Stephanie Beacham takes on emotional and challenging role of Peg Byres in Grey Matter.

Stephanie Beacham, who fell in love with the character of Peg and the script, delivers an award-worthy performance that showcases her versatility as an actress. Despite her previous roles aligning with a different archetype, Stephanie's portrayal of Peg is a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication to the craft.

Speaking about Stephanie's involvement, Arabella Burfitt-Dons shares, "Stephanie was incredible to work with in every way. She lights up the room when she steps on set and creates magic on screen straight away. Stephanie's love for the character of Peg and her strong connection to the script made her a perfect fit for the role. It was a huge honour to work with her."

Harry Kirton as Sam, Beacham as Peg, Eloise Smyth as Chloe.

Grey Matter delves beyond the theme of Alzheimer's, exploring the struggles of teenagers facing their own inner demons, particularly depression. The film sheds light on the mental health challenges faced by young people, adding a compelling layer to the narrative. Through Chloe's journey, portrayed by Eloise Smyth, audiences witness the profound impact of depression and the importance of understanding and support.

As the world premiere of 'Grey Matter' approaches, anticipation and excitement build around this thought-provoking film. With Arabella Burfitt-Dons at the helm, audiences can expect a captivating and emotionally charged experience that will leave a lasting impact.

Following the world premiere at the Female Eye Film Festival, 'Grey Matter' will have its Saskatchewan premiere at the Regina International Film Festival and Awards on August 3rd, 2023 where it is nominated for Best International Film.

 

1st May 2023

Official Trailer Released for 'Grey Matter' - A Captivating Film Exploring Alzheimer's and Depression

Excitement is building as the official trailer for the highly anticipated film 'Grey Matter' has been released, giving audiences a glimpse into the emotional journey that awaits them. Directed by Arabella Burfitt-Dons in her directorial debut, this thought-provoking drama promises to leave a lasting impact on viewers.

'Grey Matter' boasts an exceptional cast, with Stephanie Beacham, the iconic British legend known for her role in 'Dynasty,' taking on the award-worthy role of Peg. Peg, a free-spirited woman with a deep love for exotic animals and an independent lifestyle, is faced with a devastating diagnosis of an aggressive form of Alzheimer's disease. Stephanie Beacham's portrayal of Peg is both powerful and poignant, capturing the essence of a character facing the challenges of memory loss with grace and vulnerability.

The lead role of teenager Chloe Isles is played by Eloise Smyth, recognized for her role as Lucy Wells in the period drama 'Harlots.' Chloe finds herself thrust into the role of caregiver for her grandmother Peg as her memory deteriorates. Together, they create a 'fuck-it' list, embarking on a mission to make Peg's last summer of memory unforgettable. Eloise Smyth's portrayal of Chloe showcases her talent and brings depth to the character's struggle to navigate her emotions and face her own inner demons.

Elizabeth Berrington, known for her recent roles in the hit film 'Last Night in Soho' and the portrayal of Diana Spencer in Kristen Stewart's film, joins the cast as Eileen, Chloe's mother. Together, this remarkable trio portrays the complex dynamics of a family affected by Alzheimer's disease and the challenges they face in their journey of love, support, and understanding.

Joining the stellar cast is Harry Kirton, renowned for his role as Finn Shelby in the critically acclaimed series 'Peaky Blinders.' Harry takes on the role of Sam, Chloe's love interest.

The talented ensemble cast also includes Paul Brennen, Kierston Wareing, Sunetra Sarker, Nigel Boyle, and Brooke Burfitt.

 

16th January 2023

A Gentle push around the festival circuit

Romantic comedies are always a hit at film festivals, and the upcoming British International Film Festival is no exception. This weekend, audiences will have the opportunity to view 'A Gentle Push,' W4 Films short romantic comedy written by Eoin Ryan and directed by Arabella Burfitt-Dons .

The film follows Daire, played by Belfast star Ross O'Donnellan, as he struggles to get over his ex-girlfriend and be open to new love. His best friend and serial dater Fergal, played by Conversation with Friends star Charlie Maher, tries to push Daire to get out there and date. With a heartfelt plot combined with light humour and entertainment, this film is sure to be a hit at the festival. But this is just the start for the film.

The film is announced as a finalist at the New York International Film Awards this month and has also been selected for the London Lift-Off Film Festival . Edinburgh will see A Gentle Push’s Scottish premiere on 2nd February at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2023.

This film is definitely one to watch for those who love romantic comedies. If you're up for a heartwarming and humorous time, then make sure you watch A Gentle Push this weekend at the British International Film Festival and keep an eye out as it continues it’s festival circuit this year.


 
 
 
 



Written by: Eoin Ryan

Directed by: Arabella Burfitt-Dons

Produced by: Eoin Ryan, Arabella Burfitt-Dons

Starring: Ross O’Donnellan, Charlie Maher, Isabella Hayward, Eoin Ryan, Oran Lyons

DOP: Will Taylor Poole

Production Company: W4 Films

Edited by: Sam Fenton

 

10th October 202

OFFICIAL POSTER OF W4 FILMS NEW DRAMA GREY MATTER RELEASED

The official artwork for W4 Films new drama Grey Matter has now been released featuring a still from the film starring Stephanie Beacham as Peg and Eloise Smyth as Chloe. The coming of age drama about Chloe Isles, a teenager who discovers she needs to become a stay at home carer overnight was shot in Southwold, Suffolk in December last year. The film shows Peg’s health deteriorate after her Alzheimer’s diagnosis and explores how this affects the family including her daughter Eileen played by Last Night in Soho star Elizabeth Berrington and her husband Peter played by Paul Brennen known for Alien 3.

Peaky Blinders star Harry Kirton plays Chloe’s love interest and other British talent in the film includes BAFTA nominee Kierston Wareing, Nigel Boyle of Line of Duty fame and star Sunetra Sarker known for her roles in shows including Casualty and Ackley Bridge.

The film is currently in post-production and is yet to announce its world premiere but is anticipated to have a 2023 release.


 

Official poster for coming of age drama Grey Matter

 

5th July 2022

BELFAST STAR ROSS O’DONNELLAN joins cast for w4’s rom-com short film a gentle push

Ross O’Donnellan, best known for his recent role in academy award winning film Belfast, takes on the lead role of Daire in W4’s short romantic comedy film A Gentle Push. The film is set in Dublin, Ireland and tells the story of a heartbroken singleton who can’t seem to get over his ex Roisin. His best friend and avid dater Fergal, played by Charlie Maher (Conversation with Friends) tries to lure him back into the dating world.

The film is written by Irish screenwriter Eoin Ryan and is directed by Arabella Burfitt-Dons. The film also stars Isabella Hayward and new young upcoming talent Oran Lyons. The film is soon to start production and will be released later this year.


 

Ross O’Donnellan stars as Daire in A Gentle Push

 

1st October 2021

legendary british icon stephanie beacham takes on award-worthy role in W4 FILMS new drama grey matter

Dynasty star Stephanie Beacham takes on a completely new role in W4 Films new drama raising awareness of Alzheimer’s Grey Matter. Stephanie takes on the role of Peg, lead character Chloe’s grandmother who gets diagnosed with a progressive form of Alzheimer’s. Teenager Chloe must become a stay at home carer overnight when Peg has to move into the family home. Chloe’s mother is played by Elizabeth Berrington, most recently known for British horror hit Last Night in Soho and Kristen Stewart’s Spencer.

Stephanie feels strongly about raising awareness of the disease and so decided to take on the challenging role in Arabella Burfitt-Dons; directorial debut feature. She joins the female-led cast led by Eloise Smyth of Harlots fame, Peaky Blinders star Harry Kirton, BAFTA-winning actress Kierston Wareing. The film also stars Nigel Boyle of Line of Duty fame and you’ll also spot Paul Brennen from Alien 3. Sunetra Sarker known as both a much-loved British personality as well as a renown actress, plays Chloe’s psyhiatrist in the film

The film is soon to start production in Southwold, Essex and aims for release early 2023.

 

Stephanie Beacham co-stars alongside Joan Collins in his series Dynasty

 
 

27th July 2021

W4 Films NEW FAMILY DRAMA HEART OF HOPE RELEASED today across US and CANADA

Breathing new life, and light, into the family genre...

It’s not every day that a family movie packs such a powerful punch. With a touching plot, a stella cast and crucial message for both parents and children, Heart of Hope provides entertainment the whole family.

Following the story of an 8-year-old girl with big dreams, and an equally big heart condition, viewers of all ages are invited on the journey of facing their own darkest fears, only to realise, as Iris herself does, that love and hope can bring back the light.

“Filming under immense time pressure in the midst of a pandemic was challenging to say the least,” reflects the Director and Producer, Roydon Turner. “Yet again and again, the cast and entire crew brought everything they had, plus a little extra, to the set. I couldn’t be prouder of the end result.”

The result is a magnificent blend of classic storytelling, mixed in with a touch of breath-taking dance choreography and fantasy too, as Iris’ grandmother (played by Linda-Jean Barry) invites her into a fantasy world of personified colours, fighting their own battles against dark shadows that threaten to extinguish their life and light.

 Beneath all of these imaginative arcs, the spotlight falls front and centre on one important and pressing current issue: organ donation.

Faced with the ever-more-urgent need for a new heart, and the implications of what this means for both her and any potential donor, Iris (along with viewers watching the movie) are able to process the enormity of the subject slowly, over the course of the film. Indeed, helping families to have the all-important conversations surrounding organ transplantation and donation is a central aspect of the film’s entire purpose.

“Despite the critical shortage of organ donors, around 40% of people still say no to organ donation because they don’t know their loved ones’ choices - they’ve never had the conversation,” says Roydon. “We need to get people (young and old) talking about organ donation, and that’s what this film seeks to do.”

Not only the film’s Director, Roydon is also the founder of the Orgamites, an international CIC dedicated to helping more kids to not only understand and appreciate the marvels of organ transplants and donations, but to empower families to talk about their own choices in this regard too.

HEART OF HOPE, stars Connie-Kiss Mee, Sean Knopp, Linda Jean Barry and Sarah Leigh is released today in the US and Canada on VOD, cable and DVD.

Directed by Roydon Turner, Written by Arabella Burfitt-Dons, Produced by Arabella Burfitt-Dons

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19th February 2021

LOVE POSSIBLY RELEASED ON DIGITAL IN THE UK TODAY

Didn't quite have the Valentine's day you'd dreamed of this year? Fear not! We have the love story of a lifetime to show you to make up for it... possibly…

LOVE POSSIBLY, starring Steve Hodgetts and Anna Danshina is released today in the UK on Amazon prime.

Meet Alex Clough, a socially anxious rom-com obsessed virgin who will stop at no lengths to live out his dream of being in a real life rom-com. A documentary film crew follow him on his quest to find love… but the course of true love never does run smooth when you’re trying to make a mail-order bride love you.

Love Possibly is an award-winning mockumentary that premiered at Raindance Film Festival in Leicester Squeare and went on to collect over 60 awards world-wide including Best Feature at the European Independent Film Awards . It uses the genius collaborative writing of directors Che Grant and Michael Boccalini as well as quick witty improv from Steve Hodgetts (Alex Clough) and Anna Danshina (Lana Marusheva)

Our poignant dark comedy has been a hit sensation in North America. Let’s see what the brits make of it.

So what are you waiting for? Your next lockdown movie choice sorted.

23rd August 2020

MUSICAL BIOPIC DRAMA STONES NOW OUT ON AMAZON

When an alcoholic musician is taken in by an old friend, it is his last chance to sober up before he loses everything. But can he escape his addiction and his obsession with his ex-girlfriend long enough to appreciate the girl who is trying to save him? Stones is a true life story based on the experiences of singer Alexander McKay.

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Award-winning musical biopic ‘Stones - Closer to the Edge’ is now out on Amazon to rent or buy in the UK and US.

Stones is a true life story based on the experiences of singer Alexander McKay. The directorial debut from Roydon Turner, and film starring Kirsten Hazel Smith and Mark Homer.



14th February 2020

COULD LOVE POSSIBLY BE EVERYWHERE ON VALENTINE’S DAY?

Who doesn’t love a rom-com on valentine’s day? It looks like Love Possibly is most definitely a top pick for 2020.

Apple TV host a flash weekend sale to promote “Netflix-n-Chill”-ers to cosy up to the hit indie movie, whilst Amazon Prime Video is flaunting its release on Times Square for all the couples to see. Even the single-tons and Valentine’s haters this year are catching the Love Possibly craze and can be seen posing in front of the comedic movie billboard.

 
Love Possibly billboard, Times Square, NYC

Love Possibly billboard, Times Square, NYC

Public Posing in Front of Love Possibly Promo, Times Square

Public Posing in Front of Love Possibly Promo, Times Square

 

Love Possibly is available on Apple TV to rent for just $1.99 and own for $6.99 until midnight Sunday 16th February and is also available across the US & Canada on digital and DVD. The perfect romantic gift!

Happy valentine’s day from W4 Films!

23rd January 2020

Love possibly released on amazon, itunes and u.s. platforms

The time has arrived after collecting 69 awards around the globe, Love Possibly has now been released in the U.S and Canada. The W4 Films romantic comedy has hit major platforms including Amazon and iTunes and available to rent or buy now.



 
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The hit mockumentary has received critical acclaim and will also soon hit stores around the US on DVD and Blu-Ray. More updates to follow on our blog and social channels.

Click below to sit back and watch the ultimate romantic comedy on the lead up to Valentine’s Day 2020.


30th September 2019

KILLER WEEKEND NOW ON SKY MOVIES!

Tune in at 9:40pm to watch our comedy horror Killer Weekend which is airing from tonight on Sky Movies. Available on all digital platforms to rent or buy in the UK and to watch on Sky Movies from today.



 
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To watch Killer Weekend on Sky Store now:

5th September 2019

KILLER WEEKEND COMING SOON ON SKY CINEMA


Already planning your three-day weekend? Time to schedule in a couple hours of TV time with Sky Cinema. W4 Films comedy-horror Killer Weekend starring Mark Heap, Sean Michael Verey, Danny Kirrane, Perry Fitzpatrick, Ewen Macintosh, David Mumeni and Timothy Renouf is coming very soon to a television near you.

The ‘comedy weekender’ will be available to watch on Sky Cinema from Monday 9th September.

 
Killer Weekend coming soon to Sky Cinema

Killer Weekend coming soon to Sky Cinema

 

25th August 2019

can Love Possibly win 100 film awards?

The W4 Films un-romantic comedy Love Possibly has been racking up 5 star reviews and accumulating fans around the globe on its film festival journey over the past year.

The film kicked off in Leicester Square at Raindance Film Festival 2018 and was received phenomenally by audiences -illustrated by eager festival goers choosing to sit on the hard cold floor and stairs rather than be turned away and denied an evening of laughter and tears. The film’s touching, awkward and poignant sense of humour has not failed since to resonate with audiences as Love Possibly has continued on it’s festival journey around the world, and it’s picked up a few awards along the way too.

 
Lead actress Anna Danshina collecting Best Screenplay Award at Sochi International Film Festival 2018

Lead actress Anna Danshina collecting Best Screenplay Award at Sochi International Film Festival 2018

 

Today, Love Possibly received ‘Best International Feature Film’ at the 2019 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Awards - it’s 59th film award in just under a year, averaging at over an award a week.

The question is, can the rom-com mockumentary possibly win 100 awards before it’s theatrical life ends?

Love Possibly is coming soon to digital platforms.

 
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28th May 2019

KILLER WEEKEND ROCKETs UP THE FILM CHARTS just two weeks after release!

W4 Films comedy-horror Killer Weekend jumps up to the top 50 milestone on the independent film charts on iTunes today reaching number 47 - having only been out in the UK for two weeks! It seems that many British comedy fans spent their bank holiday weekends watching Sam and his idiotic (yet bizarrely lovable) group of friends go on a stag do, that even by British standards, gets pretty damn out of control.

The '“weekender comedy” is becoming a hit on the digital platforms reaching the charts in both the comedy and horror genre categories too. Will it continue to go viral and perhaps reach the top 25?



 
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Available to rent or buy on digital platforms in the UK now!


13th May 2019

KILLER WEEKEND Out NOW ON DIGITAL!

Available on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, Xbox, Sky Store, Chili and Talktalk