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Films of Record treads sensitive ground

Looking at London-based Films of Record's body of work, many of the docs that come out of this prodco tell the stories of communities and families in extraordinary circumstances. The company behind Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go recently released Revenge of the Bin Men, Teen Mum High and will be debuting The Millionaire and the Murder Mansion and Health & Safety: May Contain Nuts (w/t) this month. Realscreen spoke with Nick Poyntz and Eve Kay about Films of Record's upcoming projects.
April 9, 2009

Looking at London-based Films of Record's body of work, many of the docs that come out of this prodco tell the stories of communities and families in extraordinary circumstances. The company behind Kim Longinotto's Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go recently released Revenge of the Bin Men, Teen Mum High and will be debuting The Millionaire and the Murder Mansion and Health & Safety: May Contain Nuts (w/t) this month. Realscreen spoke with Nick Poyntz and Eve Kay about Films of Record's upcoming projects.

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