Feature film
The Eternal Sleep
Science fiction / Drama
If you die in your sleep do you continue living in your dreams?
Independent film & media / Vancouver
Stories
without borders.
Original films and stories from Broken English Films. A studio shaped by language, culture and the things that don’t translate neatly.
Featured productionThe Eternal SleepThe work
Different worlds.
One independent spirit.
The Broken English Films point of view
Language
changes stories.
What survives translation? What changes when a story crosses a border? These questions are part of the way we see cinema—and the reason Broken English Films exists.
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Stories behind
the stories.
Journal
The meaning of “Hypertrichosis” and its phenomenon
In writing "The Beast of The Moors," as with every Broken English Film, many things were considered. This is a deeper exploration into hypertrichosis and how it is misconstrued as something else…
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Is losing one’s memory a fate worse than death?
A question I pondered extensively during the writing of "Memories Come." During the writing of the screenplay I was forced to ponder, "Is losing one's memory a fate worse than death?" The…
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Vertical shows return: short-Form Stories in the Smartphone Age
The mobile screen becomes a movie theater Imagine a rush-hour subway car. Every other rider is staring downward, earbuds in, thumb flicking gently. Their screens are upright, not horizontal, and the stories…
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Conversations from
Broken English Films.
Unscripted conversations with filmmakers, actors and creatives about the film industry and the creative process.
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