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The official trailer for feature film 'Ask For Jane' debuted on the Hamptons International Film Festival in the run up to the film's world premiere in October 2018. Between 1969 and 1973, The Jane Collective operated underground in Chicago, helping over 11,000 women receive safe, illegal abortions throughout the metropolitan area, learning and performing the procedure on their own in an era that refused to make them legally available. Before disbanding in the wake of Roe v. Wade in 1973, the group operated like a spy network throughout the city and provided a necessary public service to the women of Chicago. Exploring the story of Jane’s founding with an ensemble cast including Emmy® nominee

War Has No Eyes screened at London's InShort Film Festival 2018 this weekend, held at Canada Water Theatre. The film was part of a programme of short films and animations celebrating brave souls going out into the world, embarking on adventure and seeking independence, only to find that patterns and people reappear. It was followed by a Q&A with the director, Perry White and lead actor, Kadeem Boyce.

The Sexual Joneses is now selected for this years Kerry Film Festival. The short comedy film was directed by Jan Maroske and features a live jazz organ quartet scored by Two Twenty Two. The Sexual Joneses screens on Thursday 18th October 2018 at the event in Kerry, Ireland.

Mediaworks Case Study: Director, Matt Cowan outlines his vision for Selfridges Duke Street Documentaries. MediaWorks is producing a series of videos for the iconic London department store Selfridges documenting the evolution of its £300 million Duke Street project. It is the most ambitious building project Selfridges has undertaken since the store first opened its doors in 1909 and realizes founder Harry Gordon Selfridge’s vision to create a single unified block of retail space. "Selfridges mission is to surprise, amaze and amuse our customers. In order to do that, it’s critical that we inform and inspire our staff so they can pass on their knowledge and passion. The Duke Street films produc

Independent feature film More Than Only wins Best LGBTQ Film at the 2018 Oregon International Film Festival. The debut feature film by Michelle Leigh was scored by Two Twenty Two and is a romantic comedy following the burgeoning relationship between Justin (Jonathan Miles) and Michael (Bjorn Anderson). The film, which was also nominated for "Best Festival Feature Film" is screening at 10.00pm on Friday 21st September at Clinton Street Theater, Portland.

Feature film Ask For Jane premiered at the Hamptons International Film Festival in October 2018. With a score by Two Twenty Two, the film was directed by Rachel Carey and features a star-studded cast, including Cody Horn (Magic Mike) and Alison Wright (The Americans). Other films screening at the festival include the East Coast premiere of First Man by Academy Award-winning director Damien Chazelle and Roma by Academy Award-winning director Alfonso Cuaron.