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A day-in-the-life of Charlie Fox, a brash young commercials director from a troubled, show-biz family. Accompanied by three friends, his unhappy girlfriend Paloma, his party-animal buddy Joe, and a vulnerable newcomer, Cassandra, Charlie rides an emotional roller coaster all the way from a California dream to a contemporary tragedy.

It should have been an easy job for corporate spy Jack Bentley: steal the prototype of the Harmonia vacuum cleaner, the Holy Grail of Hoovers. Production ceased in the fifties after a tragic accident. But Jack hadn’t bargained on becoming quite so embroiled in the vacuum wars, which are the small town’s life and blood, […]

A humorous look at the British class system still clinging on to centuries of tradition in the Home Counties in the 1970’s. Made during Broomfield’s years at the National Film & Television School in Beaconsfield, Bucks.

Mona wishes for her life to change – and it does; in a big way – only it gets worse. Mona’s boyfriend, somewhat crazy, mails himself to her. When she opens the box with a pair of scissors, she accidentally kills him. But he still won’t leave her alone; his ghost follows her everywhere. It […]

Following its spectacular reception at the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival, this extraordinary road-trip-comedy tells the story of Bree (FELICITY HUFFMAN), a prim, prudish and persnickety male-to-female transsexual, who, after years of saving money, is only a week away from her final SEXUAL-REASSIGNMENT SURGERY. When an unexpected call comes from a teenager incarcerated in a New […]

Once a decent guy, Rick (Bill Pullman) now finds himself a widower faced with an arrogant boss (Aaron Stanford) who is half his age, a distant daughter (Agnes Bruckner), and a corporate job that forces him to act like the brash and sarcastic jerk he suspects he’s becoming. Its no wonder a cocktail waitress has […]

Beginning as an observation of the music of Kurt Cobain and his Seattle/Portland contemporaries, Kurt and Courtney took a different turn when Courtney Love intervened. What emerges is a powerful examination of the destructive power of corporate America, economic depression and freedom of speech.

Referred to as ‘The Film the Police Arrested’, Broomfield’s scathing account of the Lancashire Police Force Liaison Division’s handling of young, sometimes pre-teen, petty offenders is both devastating and deeply moving. The film was banned for 15 years.

Screened to rapturous applause at TRIBECA 2006 and starring a fantastic hot young cast, this hilarious, charming and sweetly emotional coming-of-age comedy, follows the laid-back, cool (if a little goofy!) Reed Fish, as he learns, through his many mistakes, how to step out of his fathers shadow and discover who he really is… As small […]