Film4 Productions - Selected List of Productions

Selected List of Productions

  • 127 Hours (co-production with Pathé, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Cloud Eight Films, Darlow Smithson Productions and Warner Bros. Pictures)
  • 24 Hour Party People (co-production with United Artists, UK Film Council and Baby Cow Productions)
  • A Month in the Country (co-production with Euston Films)
  • A Room with a View (co-production with Merchant Ivory Productions and Goldcrest Films)
  • A Zed and Two Noughts (co-production with British Film Institute and Artificial Eye)
  • And When Did You Last See Your Father?
  • Another Year
  • Attack the Block (co-production with Big Talk Pictures, StudioCanal and UK Film Council)
  • Beautiful Thing
  • Bhaji on the Beach
  • Birthday Girl
  • Blue (co-production with BBC Radio 3 and Arts Council of Great Britain)
  • Brassed Off (co-production with Miramax Films and Prominent Features)
  • Brothers of the Head
  • Buena Vista Social Club
  • Buffalo Soldiers (co-production with Good Machine and Miramax Films)
  • Bunny and the Bull (co-production with Warp X Productions, Wild Bunch, Optimum Releasing, Screen Yorkshire and UK Film Council)
  • Carla's Song
  • Charlotte Gray (co-production with Ecosse Films and Warner Bros.)
  • Christmas Carol: The Movie (co-production with UK Film Council)
  • Dancer in the Dark
  • Dead Man's Shoes
  • Comrades (co-production with now-defunct National Film Finance Corporation)
  • Death To Smoochy (co-production with Senator Film and Warner Bros.)
  • Deep Water
  • Dogma (produced by View Askew)
  • East Is East
  • Eat The Rich (co-production with Michael White)
  • Elizabeth (co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Working Title Films)
  • Enduring Love
  • Fever Pitch
  • Four Lions (co-production with Warp Films, Wild Bunch and Optimum Releasing)
  • Four Weddings and a Funeral (co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Working Title Films)
  • Funny Games (co-production with Warner Independent Pictures and Tartan Films)
  • Hallam Foe
  • Happy-Go-Lucky (co-production with Ingenious Film Partners and Summit Entertainment)
  • Hidden City
  • How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
  • Hush (co-production with Warp X, Pathé, Screen Yorkshire, UK Film Council and Optimum Releasing)
  • In Bruges (co-production with Focus Features
  • The Iron Lady (co-production with Pathé, UK Film Council and The Weinstein Company)
  • K-PAX ((co-production with Universal Pictures and Intermedia Films)
  • Kill List (co-production with UK Film Council, Warp X, Screen Yorkshire and Rook Films)
  • Late Night Shopping
  • Lucky Break (co-production with Paramount Pictures and Miramax Films)
  • Me and You and Everyone We Know
  • My Beautiful Laundrette (co-production with SAF Productions and Working Title Films)
  • Never Let Me Go (co-production with DNA Films and Fox Searchlight Pictures)
  • Nowhere Boy (co-production with UK Film Council, Ecosse Films and The Weinstein Company)
  • On The Road (co-production with American Zoetrope, MK2, France Télévisions, Canal+, Ciné+, France 2 Cinéma and Vanguard Films)
  • P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang
  • Red Monarch
  • Series 7: The Contenders
  • Seven Psychopaths (co-production with British Film Institute and CBS Films)
  • Sexy Beast (Co-production with Kanzaman, Fox Searchlight Pictures and Recorded Picture Company)
  • Shame (co-production with Fox Searchlight Pictures, UK Film Council, See-Saw Films, HanWay Films and Momentum Pictures/Alliance Films)
  • Shaun of the Dead (co-production with Big Talk Productions, Working Title Films, StudioCanal, Universal Studios and Rogue Pictures)
  • Slumdog Millionaire (co-production with Fox Searchlight Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Pathé and Celador Films)
  • Submarine (co-production with Red Hour Films and Warp Films)
  • The Crying Game (co-production with British Screen, Eurotrustees, Nippon Film Development and Finance and Palace Pictures)
  • The Deep Blue Sea (co-production with UK Film Council and Artificial Eye)
  • The Eagle (co-production with Focus Features)
  • Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten
  • The Inbetweeners Movie (co-production with Bwark Productions, Young Films and Entertainment Film Distributors)
  • The Last King of Scotland (co-production with DNA Films and Fox Searchlight Pictures)
  • The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse (Co-production with Universal Pictures and Tiger Aspect)
  • The Lovely Bones (co-production with DreamWorks Pictures)
  • The Madness of King George (co-production with The Samuel Goldwyn Company)
  • The Motorcycle Diaries
  • The Pope Must Die (co production with Miramax Films, Palace Pictures and Michael White)
  • The Scouting Book for Boys (co-production with Celador Films, Screen East and Pathé)
  • The Sightseers (co-production with Big Talk Pictures)
  • The Straight Story (co-production with StudioCanal and Walt Disney Pictures)
  • This Is England
  • Touching the Void
  • Trainspotting
  • Tyrannosaur (co-production with Warp X, Inflammable Films, UK Film Council, Screen Yorkshire, EM Media, and Optimum Releasing (as StudioCanal UK))
  • Venus (co-production with UK Film Council and Miramax Films)
  • Wish You Were Here
  • Wuthering Heights (co-production with HanWay Films, Ecosse Films, UK Film Council, Goldcrest Films and Screen Yorkshire)

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