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NEXT SCREENING: ALL ROADS LEAD TO FISHEYE FILM FESTIVAL (Read More)

We’ve been selected as one of the screened feature films at the FISHEYE FILM FESTIVAL on FRIDAY 26th APRIL at 8pm. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Darren Scott. Tickets are available HERE

MIDLANDS MOVIES REVIEW (Read More)

“It’s a joy to see two actors having so much fun on screen. The performances of Archer and Szkoda truly lift this film”

Read the full review at Midlands Movies

ALL ROADS LEAD TO A WIN AT BIRMINGHAM FILM FESTIVAL (Read More)

A fantastic week at the Birmingham Film Festival was capped with the film winning the AUDIENCE VOTE FOR BEST FILM at the Awards Gala at Birmingham’s ICC.

Thank you to everyone who voted for us!

More photos can be found on our Facebook page

Director Darren Scott accepting the award at the Birmingham Film Festival

Trailer

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The Story

When personal tragedies bring songwriters Amy (Imogen Archer) and Matt (Frederick Szkoda) together, they embark on a journey of soul-searching, healing and friendship, but life has a way of bringing them back home.

Based on real events, ALL ROADS LEAD TO HOME is a compelling and heart-warming drama tinged with 1980s nostalgia.

Featuring original songs and an emotive score, this musical odyssey is the feel-good film of the year.

Director’s Statement

ALL ROADS LEAD TO HOME was originally an account of my first music tour back in 1989, but after realising the original script resembled an Inbetweeners adventure, I wondered if it was possible to reframe the events as a ‘buddy movie’.

As a new approach, I decided the road-trip should be undertaken by a girl and boy – one where the love was focussed on the music and not romance. The dynamics of being in a band are not too dissimilar from being around siblings, so this was the direction of the new script.

Imogen Archer (AMY) and Frederick Szkoda (MATT) clicked right from the start, and with COVID-19 postponing production for a year, they started rehearsing on their own over zoom – developing a genuine friendship that absolutely sparkles on screen.

People who’ve seen this film remark that the friendship theme throughout the film makes this film feel very zeitgeist. We have all realised over the past few years that a togetherness can overcome adversity. This wasn’t the driving idea, but it’s pleasing that audiences have connected with the film in this way.

The ‘HOME’ in the title is not a literal one – rather it is the place you feel most comfortable. I hope this film inspires you to go on a journey to find yours.