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Welcoming Lou Escobar to the Somesuch roster for worldwide film & stills representation. Photographer and filmmaker Lou is renowned for her introspective and vibrantly cinematic work, which explores identity, marginality, the body, and perception. Born in Paris to Spanish parents, Lou first started her career as a photographer and quickly gained attention for her striking visual lens that is heavily influenced by the worlds of cinema and theatre. Her photography portfolio includes Gucci, Diesel, adidas, Nike, i-D, Vogue, Paper and Playboy. With an undeniable cinematic quality to her stills work, moving image came as a natural evolution for Lou, where she continues to craft visual worlds that perfectly blend fiction and reality. Discover a selection of Lou’s work here: https://lnkd.in/eT6i7jk8

Made Of Here. Dan Emmerson directs an ode to the towns and cities across the UK that inspired the BBC’s most loved TV shows. Director Dan Emmerson Client BBC Executive Producer Daniella Manca Producer Andrew Rawson DOP Ruben Woodin Dechamps Production Designer Bobbie Cousins Service Company Wales, Scotland & North England SUGAR FREE TV LIMITED Service Company Ireland Fjord Films Edit House Trim Editing Editor Thomas Carter Post Production RASCAL VFX Supervisor Chris Tobin Colourist Tim Smith Sound Company Factory Studios “My home” By Myles Smith Arranged And Produced By Alex Baranowski BBC Creative Director Justin Bairamian Head Of Production James Wood Head of Planning Scarlett Spence Executive Creative Director Rasmus Smith Bech Creative Director Dave Monk Creative Jamie Kennaway, Sanjiv Mistry Head Of Project Management Louis Cubbon Senior Planner Lloyd Scott Senior Producer Rachel Roberts Production Manager Bertie Leigh Junior Production Manager Wesley Denne Researcher Anneka Harry, Caleb King Motion Designer Jack Freeman BBC Director Jane Callingham Senior Head Of Marketing James Parry Marketing Manager Jo Trimmings Marketing Executive Alicia E.

Kim Gehrig directs 'Tableau' for John Lewis, honouring 100 years since Never Knowingly Undersold was introduced. Set to an original cover of The Beat Goes On by Mike Skinner, the 100-second film is shot at 100 frames per second and captures the 100 years of culture that John Lewis has shaped in one riotous and non-chronological sequence. Director Kim Gehrig Client John Lewis & Partners⁠ Managing Director/ Executive Producer Tash Tan ⁠ Head of Production Georgina Fillmore⁠ Producer Jacob Swan Hyam⁠ Production Manager Fatima Heather Zaman⁠ Production Assistant Rabia G.⁠ Director’s Assistant Stephan Moni Music by Mike Skinner⁠ DOP Philippe Lesourd Stylist Ameena Kara Callender Choreographer Holly T Blakey⁠ Production Designer Mark Connell HMUA Nicole Stafford Music Supervisor Peter Raeburn Post Supervisor Francois Roisin⁠ Editor Tom Lindsay, Jacques Simon Colourist Ricky Gausis Agency⁠ Saatchi & Saatchi UK ⁠ CCO Franki Goodwin⁠ CPO Jessica Ringshall⁠ Executive Creative Director Will John⁠ Group Creative Director - Social Caroline Paris⁠ Creative Director Brodie King⁠ Senior Creatives George Coyle, Sam Simmonds, Sam Oliver⁠ Executive Production Director Sam Robinson⁠ Senior Integrated Producer Lizzie Mabbott⁠

Alfred Marroquín’s latest work for Channel 4, The Inheritance. Starring Elizabeth Hurley as ‘The Deceased’ and Rob Rinder as ‘The Executor’, the film is a first look at the show which follows thirteen contestants who must compete with one another to earn as much of Hurley’s fortune for themselves as possible.

Welcoming Alma Har’el to the Somesuch Roster for UK & Netherlands representation⁠. 💫 ⁠ Alma is a world-renowned filmmaker celebrated for her genre‑blurring work that fuses documentary and narrative with striking imagery and poetic intimacy, with a portfolio spanning music videos, film, TV, advertising and photography⁠. ⁠ Most recently, she wrote and directed a thriller‑inspired spot for Coach’s Not Just for Walking campaign ‘Soho Sneaker’, starring Charles Melton, playfully channelling paranoia and spontaneity as Charles evades paparazzi while memorising lines⁠. ⁠ A pioneer in championing equality in media, Alma founded FREE THE WORK, a non-profit initiative that reshaped advertising’s bidding process and drove inclusive hiring practices across 180 countries. She also conceived TIME’s 100 Women of the Year project, which recognised the contributions of female leaders, innovators, activists, entertainers, athletes and artists who defined the last century⁠. ⁠ Alma continues to direct bold, visionary work across her practice. ⁠ Discover a selection of Alma’s work⁠ here: https://lnkd.in/gTikfMTf

URCHIN hits UK cinemas this Autumn! Picturehouse Entertainment has picked up Harris Dickinson’s Un Certain Regard world premiere 'Urchin' for release in UK-Ireland cinemas on October 3.

Welcoming Kahlil Joseph to the Somesuch roster for exclusive UK & Netherlands representation⁠. ⁠ Kahlil is a filmmaker and visual artist whose ability to craft deeply emotional, visually captivating narratives that push the boundaries of both film and fine art has solidified his position as one of the most revered auteurs today⁠. ⁠ Moving fluidly between cinema, journalism, and contemporary art, Kahlil’s practice often centres on the aesthetics of Black life and consciousness⁠. ⁠ His first feature-length film, ‘BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions’ which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival blends archival footage, scripted scenes, and real-world interviews to explore the landscape of contemporary media and collective memory, marking a new chapter in Joseph’s ongoing experiment with form, authorship, and the future of cinematic language⁠.

Introducing Somesuch Editions, our new publishing imprint. Launching with Use the Words You Have, the debut novel by Kimberly Campanello on June 23. Unfurling over a hot Breton summer as American student K’s love affair with an older local ignites her self-actualisation as a woman and writer, Use the Words You Have is an erotic and cinematic coming-of-age story that’s also rich in Breton cuisine and culture, French poetry and Italian-American ritual. Following on from Somesuch Stories, Editions will publish an array of fiction and visual art titles. "As a film production company, storytelling has always been at the heart of our business. Having now published our arts journal Somesuch Stories for over a decade, launching a fiction and visual arts imprint is a natural evolution." —Somesuch co-founder, Tim Nash ‘A moving meditation on the capacity of language and love to shape us… saturated in sun and salt water, drenched in heat and longing.’—author, Jessica Andrews ‘Composed in a delicate, aching space between nostalgia and desire, between the past and eternity, Use the Words You Have shimmers like light on a sea recollected across decades.’—author, Rob Doyle

Watch a clip from URCHIN, the directorial debut by Harris Dickinson and starring Frank Dillane, which made its world premiere in Un Certain Regard at Festival de Cannes last Saturday 👏