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Caution Wet Paint - Live

An East End Tale, our first feature that chronicled the life of Michael, an ex convict fresh out of a young offenders institution and his attempt at trying to rebuild his life. Set on the streets of East London, it was shot in nineteen days with a cast and crew of only 15 people on a single hand held camera. "An East End Tale" also serves as the prequel of one of our upcoming feature films, which takes a look at London's first superhero.

Two Glasses, one of two shorts that we have screened over the past year has enjoyed phenomenal success and acclaim at festivals across the UK. A no-dialogue piece, it explores the moral complications of a loveless marriage and the act of infidelity.

Caution Wet Paint the multi-platformed comedy has also been a huge success for the Babarouge stable. Our "made-for-festival" short, What Really Happened at the Bus Stop continues its festival run while the resulting series of shorts has proved extremely popular on both television and the internet.

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