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| 2005 |
The
Only Boy For Me
Romantic Comedy
Starring: Helen Baxendale and
Patrick Baladi
Director: Dewi Humphreys
Screenplay: Mark Wallington
From the novel by Gil McNeil
Producer: Ann Scott |
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| 1999 |
Hideous
Kinky
Winner of the Outstanding Technical Achievement Award,
London Evening Standard Awards 2000
Starring: Kate Winslet, Saïd Taghmaoui
Director: Gillies MacKinnon
Screenplay: Billy MacKinnon
From the novel by Esther Freud
Producer: Ann Scott
Financiers: The Film Consortium, BBC Films
Official UK/French co-production with L Films/AMLF
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| 1999 |
Painted
Angels
Starring: Kelly McGillis, Brenda Fricker and Bronagh
Gallagher
Director: Jon Sanders.
Screenplay: Jon Sanders and Anna Mottram
Producers: Ann Scott, Christina Jennings and Stephen
Onda
Financiers: British Screen, BBC Films, Telefilm Canada,
SASK Film, Cinepix Film Properties Inc.,
Co-production with Shaftesbury Films (Toronto) and
Heartland Motion Pictures (Saskatchewan)
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| 1998 |
The
Land Girls
Starring: Catherine McCormack, Anna Friel and Rachel
Weisz
Director: David Leland
Screenplay: David Leland, Keith Dewhurst
From the novel by Angela Huth
Producer: Simon Relph
Financiers: Intermedia, Polygram, Greenlight Fund
and
Channel 4.
Co-production with Camera One/Arena
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| 1996 |
The
Designated Mourner
Starring: Mike Nichols, Miranda Richardson and David
de Keyser
Director: David Hare
Screenplay: Wallace Shawn
Producer: Donna Grey
Financiers: BBC Films
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| 1996 |
Swann
Starring: Miranda Richardson and Brenda Fricker
Director: Anna Benson Gyles.
Screenplay: David Young from the novel by Carol Shields
Producers: Ann Scott and Christina Jennings
Financiers: Majestic Films, Telefilm, Ontario Film
Board, BBC Films, Norstar.
Co-production with Shaftesbury Films (Toronto)
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| 1993 |
The
Secret Rapture
Starring: Juliet Stevenson, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer,
Penelope Wilton
Director: Howard Davies
Screenplay: David Hare
Producer: Simon Relph
Financiers: Film Four International, British Screen
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| 1992 |
Enchanted
April
3 Academy Award nominations, 2 Golden Globe Awards
Starring: Joan Plowright, Miranda Richardson, Alfred
Molina,
Josie Lawrence, Michael Kitchen, Jim Broadbent
and Polly Walker
Director: Mike Newell
Screenplay: Peter Barnes from the novel by Elizabeth
von Arnim
Producer: Ann Scott
Executive Producers: Mark Shivas and Simon Relph
Financiers: BBC Films in association with Miramax
Films
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| 1988 |
Tree
of Hands
Starring: Helen Shaver, Lauren Bacall, Peter Firth,
Paul McGann, Kate Hardie and Malcolm Stoddard
Director: Giles Foster
Screenplay: Gordon Williams from the novel by Ruth
Rendell
Producer: Ann Scott
Financiers: Granada Film Productions, British Screen
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| 1988 |
Paris
by Night
Starring: Charlotte Rampling, Michael Gambon and Iain
Glenn
Director/Screenplay: David Hare
Producer: Patrick Cassavetti
Financiers: Cineplex Odeon Films, British Screen,
FFI & Zenith
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| 1986 |
The
Good Father
Winner Prix Italia
Starring: Anthony Hopkins, Jim Broadbent, Joanne Whalley
and Simon Callow
Director: Mike Newell
Screenplay: Christopher Hampton from the novel by
Peter Prince
Producer: Ann Scott
Financiers: Film Four International
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| 1985 |
Wetherby
Winner Golden Bear, Berlin Film Festival 1986
Starring: Vanessa Redgrave, Ian Holm and Judi Dench
Director and Screenplay: David Hare
Producer: Simon Relph
Financiers: Film Four International
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| 1984 |
Laughterhouse
Joint Winner, Venice Film Festival TV Section 1985
Starring: Ian Holm, Penelope Wilton and Bill Owen
Director: Richard Eyre
Screenplay: Brian Glover
Producer: Ann Scott
Exec Producer: Simon Relph
Financiers: Film Four International
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| 1983 |
The
Ploughman's Lunch
Evening Standard Film of the Year
Starring: Jonathan Pryce, Tim Curry, Rosemary Harris
and
Frank Finlay
Director: Richard Eyre
Screenplay: Ian McEwan
Producers: Simon Relph and Ann Scott
Financiers: Goldcrest, Film Four International, Michael
White
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