🚬🪬 Department of Health & Social Care ‘Canteen’
Director @arthurstuds
Production @magna.studios
EP @jspenc_r
Head of Production @alistairpaynejames
Producer @drewon3ill
PM: Rhian Gwenlan
Agency: MullenLowe
Creative Director: Kris Wheater
Sr Art Director: Clint Harding
Sr Copy Writer: Simon Mannion
Sr Producer: Vanessa Hunt, Nicola Mitchell
Managing Partner: Emily Whiteaway
Business Director: Kirsten Barnes
Senior Account Manager: Hugh O’Sullivan
Client: DHSC
DOP @simonjrichards
1st A/C: Joe Wright
2nd A/C: Louise Tse
Grip: Rob Barlow
Video Playback Op: Nick Forrester
DIT: Alex Parkinson
Sound Recordist: Stephen Hodge
Gaffer: Marco Di Giulio
Rigger: Oscar Neme
1st AD @julianrichards3
2nd AD: Lucy Kelly
Production Designer: @sarah.jenneson
Stunt Coordinator: @matt_sherren
Costume Designer: @florencerjones
Art Director: Leo Turnbull
Mair and Makeup: Eve Coles
Casting Director: @castingbeast
Location Manager: Jamie Jamieson
Edit House @tenthree_editing
Editor: @nickarm
Producer: Ed Hoadley
Post Production @no8ldn
Producer: Robson Yeo
VFX Artists: Rob Peacock, Toby O’Connell
Colourist: @turners_colour
Audio Post Production @no8ldn
Sound Designer: Ben Gulvin
“Hand up, I have never seen The Greasy Strangler or An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn, the pair of films that made the name of lo-fi Brit surrealist Jim Hosking.
But when I saw his new one was apparently a new entry in the Paul McCartney cinematic universe, I thought I would give it a whirl. I’m glad I did because I can report it’s probably the weirdest film I’ve ever seen – not Eraserhead weird, but weird in the sense you can’t believe someone had the conviction and self-belief to get this stuff on film.
Here’s what happens: a blind Black musician called Stevie turns up in a rowing boat at the island cottage of a white, mulleted, thumbs-up character called Paul (who is forever promoting a range of vegetarian meals branded “By the Wife”); the title clues you in to who they might be and what they might be doing together.
Needless to say, nothing gets done, apart from dressing up as sheep and jumping into the sea. The repetitive, inane dialogue might drive you insane, but it has something of Waiting for Godot about it.
This film is a genuine, unrepeatable one-off, worth seeing for its sheer bloodymindedness alone.”
Andrew Pulver @guardian
👘 Ebony & Ivory will have its 🇬🇧 Premiere at @glasgow film festival 🍿
@jimhosking ’s cinematic ode to the meeting between musical legends Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder will be revealed in Shcotland.
National Comedy Awards
Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared
and Sneakerhead
are nominated in
‘Best Scripted Comedy Show’
@hugob0ssman is nominated for
‘Outstanding Comedy Actor’
& @chiwithac@itsbigzuu and @frannnmills are up for
‘Outstanding Supporting Role’
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