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The Promised Land  
THE PROMISED LAND

A young woman inherits a house in East Jerusalem only to find it occupied by a Palestinian woman, her father's secret mistress.

In development, Picture Palace Films.

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Top   Roger Spottiswoode  
THE SPIRE

To be directed by Roger Spottiswoode based on the novel by William Golding about the 14th century dean of Salisbury Cathedral who dreams of building a 150 foot spire as a tribute to the glory of God.

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Gillies MacKinnon  
A BORDER STATION

A young boy grows up in 1950's Cavan. He lives on wit and love, dodges his father's fists and for the first time experiences that touch of flesh that melts us all.

In development with The Irish Film Board.

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Top   ENGLAND'S MISTRESS  
ENGLAND'S MISTRESS

Emma Hamilton's passionate affair with Nelson and the incredible ménage a trois with the blessing of her husband Sir William.

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    TELEVISION
SACRED HEARTS  
SACRED HEARTS

Every woman has a secret and every secret has a past...and sometimes that past comes calling ...

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Top   Yalta  
YALTA

Autumn 1944. An astonishing and globally transforming meeting that will literally change the shape of the world ...

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Paul Hoffman  
THE MAN WHO
MURDERED HIMSELF

A 100 minute thriller for television, written by Paul Hoffman. When James Ryle discovers his identical twin brother Will has pretended to be him in order to sleep with his wife Beth, James murders him. James then assumes Will's identity in an attempt to get away with murder.

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