Solihull has spoken...

Solihull Film Society gave Des & Mo an average of 6.2 out of 7, which is 89%! They haven't updated the website yet but this puts us up there with the best of the year in joint 3rd place!!!

Thank you Solihull! x

Rome?

Des & Mo was seen at Galway by Susanna from the IrishFilmFesta in Rome and she contacted me today to sort finer details. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to say this but it's being screened on Saturday 3rd December! Shh.... we like an exclusive! I'm really bloody excited to be honest, just to see 'incazzato britannica' in the subtitles when they say 'pissed Brits'. I'm thinking of getting a tee shirt made...

Hit me again!

The 72 project got over 450 unique hits over the weekend, which I believe demonstrates how our films and experience upon the project still have an impact. Please continue to share the website with your friends as the word of mouth is becoming increasingly valuable in this noisy planet!

The website will continue to grow with more information and details. It isn't a graveyard, it's an encyclopaedia. If you want something added, let us know and we'll add it! You can find us online at www.facebook.com/the72project also. In case that is more of your thang.

James x

Curious & spurious

Hmm... I no longer seem to be an admin on the 72hourmovie Facebook page and all evidence of the 'I've Got This Idea For A Film' documentary about the 72 hour project has been deleted. If you find this curious and would like to know why such strange things may happen, why don't you come along to the documentary's premiere at Raindance on Saturday 8th October at 1230 in the Piccadilly Apollo Theatre in London. It's followed by a screening of 'The Ballad of Des & Mo'. The films are followed by a Q&A with myself and the post-production supremo Mike Fisher.

Tschuss,

James x