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The Possibilities are Endless

Short film Completed 2014

Circle Fund

Director

Edward Lovelace

 

Director

James Hall

 

Doc Society helped with

Development

Production

Impact

Went to Good Pitch

 

Runtime: 82 minutes

 

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When one man's world is shattered by a devastating stroke, he fights back from the brink of death to discover that life and love are greater than he could have ever Imagined.

The Possibilities are Endless is based on the experiences of musician Edwyn Collins who suffered a devastating stroke in 2005. Left unable to walk or speak, any hope of recovery seemed unlikely. Yet in 2010, against all odds, he released the album ‘Losing Sleep’ to huge critical acclaim. This is the story of his journey back.

Outreach Work Supported

Series of NGO partnered screenings and events, and awareness building about strokes in UK.

Crew

Edward Lovelace

Director

Edward Lovelace and James Hall are a directing duo collectively known as DARYL. Their work in commercials and cinematic documentaries has earned them two Silver Cannes Lions. In 2010 DARYL directed their first feature length documentary WEREWOLVES ACROSS AMERICA which premiered at CPH:Dox Copenhagen and London’s Raindance. The film is a portrait of American youth culture told from within an underground music scene. Over the past 12 months DARYL have filmed a documentary with American singer Katy Perry. KATY PERRY: PART OF ME will be released by Paramount Studios internationally this summer, Executive Produced and filmed by DARYL

KEY PERSONNEL:

Lucas Ochoa (producer) Lucy Cohen (producer) Kurban Kassam (line producer)

 

Integrated content production company Pulse was set up by Thomas Benski and Marisa Clifford. The company works across television, music, advertising, film and digital media. Pulse was founded in 2005 and has grown from just two people to a company with 30 staff and an office in Los Angles to handle its US based productions. William Morris Endeavour represents the company. Lucas Ochoa (Head of Film) was named as a Hotshot 2010 by Broadcast Magazine.

Pulse produced ‘No Distance Left To Run’, in 2010, about British band Blur, which was theatrically released in the UK, across Europe, Japan and Canada. It has screened on BBC2 and also BBC4. The film has been nominated for a Grammy and was Shortlisted for a Grierson. In 2012, ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’, about the break up of revolutionary electronic band LCD Soundsystem, was an Official Selection at the SXSW Film Festival and was released across 120 cinemas across the US

 

James Hall

Director

Edward Lovelace and James Hall are a directing duo collectively known as DARYL. Their work in commercials and cinematic documentaries has earned them two Silver Cannes Lions. In 2010 DARYL directed their first feature length documentary WEREWOLVES ACROSS AMERICA which premiered at CPH:Dox Copenhagen and London’s Raindance. The film is a portrait of American youth culture told from within an underground music scene. Over the past 12 months DARYL have filmed a documentary with American singer Katy Perry. KATY PERRY: PART OF ME will be released by Paramount Studios internationally this summer, Executive Produced and filmed by DARYL

KEY PERSONNEL:

Lucas Ochoa (producer) Lucy Cohen (producer) Kurban Kassam (line producer)

 

Integrated content production company Pulse was set up by Thomas Benski and Marisa Clifford. The company works across television, music, advertising, film and digital media. Pulse was founded in 2005 and has grown from just two people to a company with 30 staff and an office in Los Angles to handle its US based productions. William Morris Endeavour represents the company. Lucas Ochoa (Head of Film) was named as a Hotshot 2010 by Broadcast Magazine.

Pulse produced ‘No Distance Left To Run’, in 2010, about British band Blur, which was theatrically released in the UK, across Europe, Japan and Canada. It has screened on BBC2 and also BBC4. The film has been nominated for a Grammy and was Shortlisted for a Grierson. In 2012, ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’, about the break up of revolutionary electronic band LCD Soundsystem, was an Official Selection at the SXSW Film Festival and was released across 120 cinemas across the US