Little Fish Films Independent Projects
When time allows Little Fish Films puts it’s resources into making independent documentary and art house video. We are interested in collaborating with other filmmakers, so if any of ideas or projects appeal, then contact us to find out more.
Passport to Justice (1999)
An independently produced documentary in association with Colombian journalist and writer, Alberto Amortegui. This documentary is an account of the arrest & detention of General Augusto Pinochet in Britain from October 1998 to March 2000, covering the political and legal situation and telling the story of a people in exile.
This film has been screened in various film festivals in the UK and across Europe.
Pichanga (Kick Around)
Our love of football has inspired many beginnings of projects that we’ve had to move to the back burner as life takes over. We’ve examined the social effects of football on immigrants to the UK, through The Mini Mundial (1998) a tournemant held in London to co-incide with the world cup, where 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants form ‘national’ teams. We’ve experienced the joy of all nationalities filling the streets and squares of Paris in 1998 to watch the world cup games on giant screens. global travels have revealed football pitches in clearings in the rain forests and on ledges in mountain ranges.
Little Fish Films has collected a huge video archive over the years including detailed documentation of regeneration in Deptford and Greenwich, festivals, events, gigs, travels- Road Movie in the Gobi Desert, the 2000 Eclipse on the Isles of Scilly, Street Scenes in Havana, Markets in the Equadorian Andes, and much, much more! You never know what you might need to add into a video, but we may have the shots you need. See ‘London’ on our Environment page and visit our You Tube page for Bristol, Carlisle, Havana and Greetings from Gobi all part of the ‘Snapshot’ series.