Our Projects
Our Projects presents our creative journey through independent cinema, where storytelling, history, and philosophy meet. Alongside completed works, we actively develop new projects, including an upcoming film inspired by the world of chess, a powerful metaphor for life, strategy, and inner conflict. We believe cinema is a space for ideas, emotions, and collaboration. Our projects are open to creative minds who want to be part of meaningful, visually driven, and thought-provoking films.
Project Lewis Chessmen
We are currently preparing a new feature film dedicated to chess, is a game, and a metaphor for life, choice, and strategy.
This project will feature:
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Dramatic storytelling
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Psychological tension
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Visual minimalism and symbolism
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A chess game as both narrative structure and philosophy
The film explores the conflict between reason and emotion, fate and free will.
Invitation to Join the Film Production
We are open to collaboration and invite you to take part in the upcoming chess film project:
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Actors
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Extras
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Creative professionals
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Anyone inspired to be part of an independent art film
If you are passionate about cinema, chess, and storytelling, we would love to hear from you.
Project Time Stream
Time Stream is an original independent film exploring time travel. The story weaves together multiple eras, Prehistoric times, Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages, the Viking Age, Robin Hood time, Regency era and the present day.
The film combines:
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Historical drama,
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Science fiction elements,
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Philosophical depth
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Visually rich and immersive eras
All Our Film Projects
All Our Film Projects brings together a diverse collection of historical, cultural, and creative films exploring Britain and Europe across time. Our projects span Prehistoric life, Roman Britain, the Medieval world, Norman England, traditions, legends, transport, museums, universities, and great historical figures.
Alongside educational and documentary works, we develop original artistic projects such as Time Stream, combining cinematic storytelling with historical research. Each film is rooted in authenticity, visual storytelling, and intellectual curiosity.
