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Film4 Productions is a British film production company owned by Channel Four Television Corporation. The company has been responsible for backing many films made in the United Kingdom. The company's first production was Walter, directed by Stephen Frears, which was released in 1982.
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About Film4 Productions. Film4 is Channel 4 Television’s feature film division. Film4 develops and co-finances films and is known for working with the most distinctive and innovative talent in UK and international filmmaking, both new and established.
- Under The Skin
- 12 Years A Slave
- Trainspotting
- My Name Is Joe
- P’Tang Yang Kipperbang
- My Beautiful Laundrette
- You Were Never Really Here
- Cold War
- Four Lions
- The Selfish Giant
Jonathan Glazer’s magnificent sci-fi horror is Film4’s finest hour and also Scarlett Johansson’s. She is the predatory alien, seducing blokes on the streets of Glasgow and ingesting their life force.
Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in the brutal true story of Solomon Northup, a black man born free in 19th-century New York and sold into slavery in the south.
There’s an explosion of energy in this uproarious Danny Boyle film, adapted from Irvine Welsh’s novel about heroin addicts in Edinburgh.
Loach’s tough social-realist drama has Peter Mullan in a prizewinning performance as a recovering alcoholic in Glasgow who falls in love with a health visitor.
A comic gem scripted by Jack Rosenthal made originally for Channel 4television: a cricket-mad boy hears legendary commentator John Arlott in his head as he tries and fails to impress girls.
Thatcherism, racism and homophobia were tackled in this groundbreaking 80s comedy drama, scripted by Hanif Kureishi and starring Gordon Warnecke and a young Daniel Day-Lewis.
Lynne Ramsay created a Taxi Driver for the 21st century with Joe, played by Joaquin Phoenix, a traumatised ex-soldier who now makes a living rescuing trafficked women.
There’s a strange and terrible beauty in Paweł Pawlikowski’s poignant 50s-set film, inspired by his parents, about a Polish musician and singer who fall in love and have the chance to defect.
With brilliant fearlessness, this satire from director Chris Morris, co-written by him with Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong, tackles the issue of British jihadis, trying for martyrdom and glory.
Oscar Wilde’s children’s story is passionately reinterpreted in this tough social-realist picture by Clio Barnard – not about a giant in his garden, but a dodgy dealer in his scrapyard, visited by two kids who have stolen some scrap metal.
Film4 Productions is a British film production company owned by Channel 4. Its first production was Walter, directed by Stephen Frears and released in 1982. Prior to 1998, the company was often identified as FilmFour International. In 1996, the company changed to Channel Four Films for a short time.
