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Warp Films is truly independent. We tell stories that are bold, unique and authentic. We are a home for talent, a sometimes anarchic space to come and share your stories, your experiences and your worlds. We listen, we support, we make.
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The Death and Life of John F. Donovan. This is England ’90....
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Warp Films can be quirky, maverick and rebellious – but our...
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Senior Executive Producer & Company Director. Emily Feller....
- Little Birds
Little Birds, a 6 part melodrama inspired by the erotic...
- Submarine
Warp Films and director Ayoade present a comedy which...
- Southcliffe
An evocative new four-part drama written by Tony Grisoni and...
- Ghost Stories
SHOOTING IS UNDERWAY ON JEREMY DYSON & ANDY NYMAN’S GHOST...
- Yardie
It is produced for Warp Films by Robin Gutch (’71, Hunger)...
- This is England '90
WARP FILMS; Latest; Projects; About; People; drag....
- The Last Panthers
Samantha Morton, Tahar Rahim and John Hurt are coming to Sky...
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Warp Films was established by Warp Records founding partners Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett. It was initially created with financial support from NESTA and had a remit to produce a number of short films.
Warp Films can be quirky, maverick and rebellious – but our dramas are always told with heart and integrity. Warp Films tell stories that are global with a very British perspective.
Apr 2, 2013 · Warp Films: 7 essential releases. The output of Warp Films has breathed fresh air through British independent cinema over the last decade. As the company celebrates its 10th anniversary, Chris Fennell picks out the defining Warp releases.
The Death and Life of John F. Donovan. This is England ’90. Dead Man’s Shoes
Aug 27, 2021 · Sheffield-based production house Warp Films (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie) is partnering with production and financing studio outfit Anton on a slate of high-end television series and...
Sep 17, 2023 · Written to honour of Warp Films' 10th anniversary in 2013, here are some highlights from its first decade. Dead Man’s Shoes (2004) After winning a BAFTA for his debut short My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117, directed by Chris Morris and starring Paddy Considine, producer Mark Herbert – working out of his garden shed – encouraged Considine and ...
