How to Re-Establish a Vodka Empire is our debut feature film premiered at 55th BFI London Film Festival 2011. Find out more here.
“A barnstorming tale of vodka and revolution.” –BBC Radio.★★★★ The Times (London) ★★★★ Irish Times ★★★★ Empire Magazine

Film staging a surreal Olympics amid the sites set to become the London 2012 Olympic Park. Commissioned by Urbis for ‘Play: Experience the Adventure of Our Cities’ exhibition. Winner of Audience Award at the East End Film Festival 2008. Held in the collections of the BFI National Archives and available to view in the BFI Mediateque. Recent outings of the film project include: Moscow Architecture Biennale, BBC Big Screen, Beyond Media Festival, FACT, LIFT’s East on Screen, Chisenhale Biennale, RIBA Architecture Week.

JESUS is reborn as a deeply flawed man struggling to convince the world he is the second coming. When Dr Schwartz comes along looking for a subject on which to test his invisablator, the opportunity to show the gathered press a live miracle proves too much for Jesus to

Auro Foxcroft is a young man with a mission and Optimistic Productions have been following his quest to provide affordable creative work-space in Shoreditch. He has gone about this in an unusual manner. Decommissioned Underground Carriages now look out over the east end of London sitting on their own little island of old railway viaduct. An inspiring example of recycling in action. The film has subsequently been acquired by Current TV.

A group of architects ‘improve’ a derelict signal box in East London

A group of anarchic visionaries challenge the city boys to a cricket match at closing time on a Friday night!

Led by Lottie Child, this is a rag tag group of urban climbers, meeting once
a month to help themselves to the buildings, fences and even trees of the
City of London.

Site Specific theatre morphs into urban adventure as Wrights and Sites jump
blindfold into the back of a taxi in the middle of the night at Milton
Keynes and ask to be driven to ‘the edge of the city’.