Annie is tricked out of reading her news at 3 o’clockslot and in place The Zero Option News presents a surreal look at what the news could potentially be in 2010. The people in the news are not just making the news but they are also breaking the mould.
Directors: James Mellor & Tinch Minter & Charlotte Tarrant, Producer: Margaret Milner & Tinch Minter, Writer:Tinch Minter, DOP: Tom Hines, Composers: E. Whitcombe & R. Chatterton, Editor: Dan Weinberg
ODEON Covent Garden London– 30th Sep 2004 – PREMIERE
Trominale FilmFestival Berlin – Feb 2005
ODEON Kingston, London March 2005 – general release
Kynnys Kino Film Festival Helsinki – April 2005
Cortodrome Italy– June 2005
Israel’s 100% Art Festival – Aug 2005
Assim Vivmos Brazil– Sep 2005
London7th Disability Film Festival – Dec 2005
Calgary Picture This Festival – Feb 2006
Arcadea Mimosa Festival Screening
Technical: colour, DigiBeta, 35mm print, 11 mins
On the 1st of October 2004, the final rights of access under the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 came into force, in the UK. A new comedy film called Wheeling Dealing, starring Jane Horrocks and Kirin Saeed, and sponsored by ITN was premiered at the ODEON in Covent Gardenon the30 September 2004, to highlight the rights of people with disabilities.
Funded by a bequest from the Estate of the late Louis Stanley, who was chairman and joint managing director of British Racing Motors, the film takes a fresh look at images of disability, and is not afraid to have a good laugh along the way.
Split Second Films previously traded under the name of tannemil Limited
ANNIE (Jane Horrocks)
ANNIE (Jane Horrocks)
