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Past Productions - Singles:
1990 - Present
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Series
Serials
Singles 1990-present
Singles 1985-1989
Singles 1980-1984
Feature Films
Short Films
The following titles can be found on this page
All
Things Bright and Beautiful
Arise and Go Now
As The Beast Sleeps
August Saturday
Breed of Heroes, A
Englishman's Wife,The
Events at Drimaghleen
Force of Duty
Henri
Holy
Cross
Precious Blood, The
Life After Life
Love Lies Bleeding
Loving
Rap At the Door,A
Safe House,A
Sinners
Vicious Circle
| Title: |
Force
Of Duty |
| Logline: |
RUC
detective Simpson GABBY is consumed by guilt after he fails
to act decisively in a moment of terror. As the pressure on
him builds, Gabby gradually loses control of his life. Donal
McCann stars in this powerful, psychological film. |
| Starring: |
Donal
McCann, Adrian Dunbar, Patrick Malahide, Ingrid Craigie, Michelle
Fairley |
| Writer: |
Bill
Morrison & Chris Ryder |
| Director: |
Pat
O’Connor |
| Producer: |
Robert
Cooper |
| Executive
Producer: |
George
Faber |
| Production
Credits: |
Produced
by BBC Northern Ireland in Association with RTE |
| Genre: |
Single |
| Channel: |
BBC2 |
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
1992 |
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| Title: |
Henri |
| Logline: |
Comedy
about a ten year old Protestant country girl who travels to
Belfast to take part in a music festival, playing the accordion.
A change in accommodation arrangements end with her staying
with a Catholic family. |
|
Starring: |
Kara
Bowman, Cheryl O’Dwyer, Michael Gregory, John Hewitt, Simon
Magill, Margaret McCann, Sheelagh O’Kane |
| Awards: |
1.
Won Best of Category in Division II for TV Category (Drama 60
mins or less) at the Golden Gate Awards 1995.
2. Won Silver Plaque Award in Made for TV Drama at Chicago International
Film Festival in October 1994.
3. Won the Special Jury Award at the Celtic Film Festival in
March 1994. |
| Writer: |
John
Forte |
| Director: |
Simon
Shore |
| Producer: |
Colin
Tucker |
| Executive
Producer: |
Robert
Cooper, George Faber |
| Production
Credits: |
A
BBC Northern Ireland Production in Association with RTE |
| Genre: |
Single |
| Channel: |
BBC2 |
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
1994 |
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| Title: |
Holy
Cross |
| Logline: |
 Factually
based drama telling the story of two fictional families caught
up in the events of September 3rd 2001, on the Ardoyne Road
in Belfast. Holy Cross looks at the dispute which arose concerning
the rights of schoolgirls from the catholic Ardoyne area of
north Belfast to walk a few hundred yards past the predominantly
loyalist area of Glenbryn to the Holy Cross primary school.
This story is about fear, identity, community, territory, trust
and enmity in a polarised society where politics and community
relations have failed.
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Starring: |
Zara
Turner, Bronagh Gallagher, Patrick O'Kane, Colum Convey, Louise
Doran, Emma Whyte, Lauren McDonald, Henry Deazley and
Fergal McElherron
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| Writer: |
Terry Cafolla
|
| Director: |
Mark Brozel
|
| Producer: |
Robert Cooper
and Jonathan Curling |
| Executive
Producers: |
Robert Cooper
for BBC and Mary Callery for RTE |
| Production
Credits: |
A
BBC Northern Ireland Production in Association with RTE |
| Genre: |
Single |
| Channel: |
BBC1 |
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
November
2003 |
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| Title: |
The
Precious Blood |
| Logline: |
Rosie
Willis (Amanda Burton), haunted by the murder of her husband
twelve years ago, cannot forget or forgive. Her teenage son
John, who witnessed the killing, is headed towards a life of
delinquency fueled by revenge. Then he meets charismatic Born
Again preacher Billy McVea (Kevin McNally). For a while hope
flickers in their shattered lives... |
|
Starring: |
Amanda
Burton, Kevin McNally, James Ellis, Michelle Fairley, Michael
Legge |
| Awards: |
1.
Nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Drama Single (April 1997).
2. Received a Silver Dove Award (Unda Prize) at the Monte Carlo
Television Festival (February 1997). This is a special jury
award for fiction in the light of the subject of the film
3. Nominated for an International Emmy Award (November 1996). |
| Writer: |
Graham
Reid |
| Director: |
John
Woods |
| Producer: |
Robert
Cooper & Anthony Rowe |
| Executive
Producer: |
Robert
Cooper, George Faber |
| Production
Credits: |
BBC
Northern Ireland |
| Genre: |
Single |
| Channel: |
BBC2
|
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
1996 |
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| Title: |
Life
After Life |
| Logline: |
Leo
Doyle, mid-thirties and single, is released into ceasefire Belfast
after serving a life sentence for an IRA murder. But the hero's
welcome he expected wears thin when he finds the struggle has
no further use for him. Desperate for a cause, Leo tries to
rekindle an affair with his former fiancee Roisin, throwing
his family into emotional chaos. A moving and funny film by
the writer of The Billy Trilogy and You, Me and Marley and director
of A Fatal Inversion and Cracker, Tim Fywell. |
|
Starring: |
Lorcan
Cranitch, Ian McElhinney, Marie Jones, B.J. Hogg, John Hewitt,
Michelle Fairley, Bridget Turner, Ingrid Craigie, Des McAleer |
| Awards: |
Won
Gold FIPA for Best Fiction, January 1996. |
| Writer: |
Graham
Reid |
| Director: |
Tim
Fywell |
| Producer: |
Anthony
Rowe |
| Executive
Producer: |
Robert
Cooper, George Faber |
| Production
Credits: |
BBC
Northern Ireland |
| Genre: |
Single |
| Channel: |
BBC1 |
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
1995 |
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