Projects

The slate. Original features, series and shorts.

Happysad key art: a woman with dark curly hair, her eyes just visible above the chrome HAPPYSAD title. A film by James Wronkowski.

Feature film

Happysad

When a mysterious young woman disappears from his life, a disillusioned aspiring comic-book artist, trapped in the monotony of London life and disconnected from his creativity, finds himself swept into an extraordinary adventure through the very world of imagination he once dreamed of creating, forcing him to rediscover his artistic ambition and the person he always hoped to become.

Genre
Romantic fantasy drama
Setting
London
Status
Screenplay complete
The Pavilion poster: hotel staff stand in formation in a green marble lobby under chandeliers

Television series

The Pavilion

Behind the immaculate façade of one of London’s most prestigious five-star hotels, an eccentric workforce navigates ambition, hierarchy, romance and workplace politics, revealing that delivering luxury is anything but glamorous.

Genre
Dark workplace comedy
Format
Three seasons · 25 episodes
Status
In development

Season one

  1. 1Onboarding
  2. 2Covers
  3. 3An Exceptional Stay
  4. 4Nothing Personal
  5. 5Engineering Works
  6. 6B4
  7. 7Status Quo
  8. 8No Comment

Christmas special

The Pavilion Christmas Special

Season two

  1. 186
  2. 2Talent Acquired
  3. 3Face Value
  4. 4Public Image
  5. 5Task Force
  6. 6The Bends
  7. 7Squeeze
  8. 8Business As Usual

Season three

  1. 1Still Here
  2. 2Last Orders
  3. 3Passing It On
  4. 4Role Model
  5. 5House Rules
  6. 6Old Habits
  7. 7The Line
  8. 8End of Service
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Who Dares Wins poster: seven soldiers in desert camouflage pose with rifles in a misty field, a black marker line drawn across each of their eyes

Feature film

Who Dares Wins

Thatcher-era Britain, the height of the Cold War. An SAS team is drawn into an operation where counterterrorism, espionage and politics collide — on a trail that runs from Britain to the Berlin Wall.

Genre
Cold War action thriller
Setting
Britain & Germany, 1980s
Status
In development
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The Edge of Winter poster: a woman in a winter coat reads a letter by a rain-streaked London window

Feature film

The Edge of Winter

In 1995 London, a forensic psychologist at a secure psychiatric hospital receives an anonymous letter from a man who fears there is something fundamentally wrong with him, and is drawn into an increasingly intimate and unsettling correspondence in which the boundaries between understanding and manipulation begin to disappear.

Genre
Psychological thriller / Crime drama
Setting
London, 1995
Status
In development
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