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Imagine (2015) follows the story of Millie, a little girl who dreams of being a dancer, yet suffers from Niemann Pick Type C; an extremely rare, incurable disease which causes neurological decline and dementia. The fictional narrative through Millie's eyes shows the battle of childish innocence, blinded by the truth. She will live her young life, completely unaware. There is no cure.
The film Premiered at Stadium:MK and was featured on the BBC's Look East programme, in 2015 it will be featured at various film festivals. The screenplay was written by the multi-award winning writer John F. McDonald and produced and directed by the young and extremely talented Carl Mason and Lewis Thompson. Other cast and crew have worked on ITV's Broadchurch, Doctor Who, Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, Channel 4 Drama, BBC Worldwide and more. Tim Dalgleish plays the doctor in the film. |
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EVERY SINGLE P£NNY (2015) Is the story Mike (played by Andrew Davis) of a desperate man who loses everything and turns to crime to solve his problems. Made by the directing and producing team of Mark Jepson and Tom Dexter this short film features Tim Dalgleish in opening sequence as the Boss who sacks Mike and begins his troubles. The music is by Andy Glass and the director of photography was George Wilson. A Concrete Cow Film Productions tag line: 'Sometimes you only get one chance'.
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Between The Lines (2015) is a five minute documentary of a series of seven workshops run by Producer Becky Adams and Director Stacey Swift with Tim Dalgleish and Benji Dotan as workshop leaders. This was part of the events being held for Holocaust Memorial Day 2015 and was shown at the Guildhall in Northampton. In addition it will be presented along with the film 'Timetable' (when completed) as part of an educational programme in the secondary schools of Northampton.
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Beat (2013) is a short documentary directed by Tim Dalgleish on Allen Ginsberg and his poem Howl which was published in 1956 and became one of the seminal works of the Beat Generation along with Kerouac's On The Road and Burroughs Naked Lunch. Contemporary interviewees read and discuss the enduring power and relevance of the poem which upon publication saw Lawrence Ferlinghetti and City Lights Books have to fight a trial on the grounds that the poem was obscene. In October 1957 Judge CW Horn ruled that the poem was not obscene and it is now a classic of the twentieth century with its famous opening lines...
'I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving hysterical naked, dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking for an angry fix, Angel-headed hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night...' |
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Krapp's Last Tape (2013) Directed by Tim Dalgleish was originally a one act play by Samuel Beckett written especially for Patrick Magee in 1958. In this one hour filmed version Tony Ffitch gives a deeply felt and absorbing performance following in the footsteps of actors as varied as Max Wall, Micheal Gambon, Corin Redgrave and John Hurt.
It is the occasion of Krapp's 69th birthday and he is listening to a tape of himself that he made thirty years previously and whilst listening with disgust, humour and anguish at who he was then he records a new tape. Krapp's Last Tape is a Manichaean canvas of the forces of light and dark which colour all lives. |
Fragile Fire Film Trailer for Tours 'Death and The Maiden' by Ariel Dorfman |
Fragile Fire (2013) - Short promo for the 2013 Voices of the Holocaust Tour. Tim Dalgleish played Adam Czerniakow and co-wrote the play. Video made by Benji Dotan.
Death and the Maiden (2010) Short promo with rehearsal photos of the Open Theatre Group's production directed by Mark Randle from Goodnight's Entertainment. Tim Dalgleish played Geraldo. |
