Aptitude Films is delighted to announce that their remarkable new British independent feature film HOMELESS ASHES will be screening at select Everyman cinemas in February and March, followed by a Q&A with director and star Marc Zammit and other members of the cast.
Everyman Crystal Palace – SOLD OUT!
24th February – 8pm
Post-screening Q&A with Marc Zammit, Jamey May, Angela Dixon and Dean Maskell
Everyman Baker Street – SOLD OUT!
25th February – 7.30pm
Post-screening Q&A with Marc Zammit, Jamey May, Angela Dixon, Dean Maskell and Ritchi Edwards
Everyman Birmingham
26th February – 8pm
Post-screening Q&A with Marc Zammit, Jamey May, Angela Dixon and Dean Maskell
Everyman Chelmsford – SOLD OUT!
27th February – 7.30pm
Post-screening Q&A with Marc Zammit, Angela Dixon, Dean Maskell and Ritchi Edwards
Everyman Broadgate
2nd March – 7.30pm
Post-screening Q&A with Marc Zammit, Jamey May, Angela Dixon, Dean Maskell and Richard Oakes
HOMELESS ASHES tells the story of Frankie, a young boy who runs away from an abusive home and grows up trying to survive on the streets. After fleeing from his parents Stuart and Abbieela, he falls-in with junkies including Viv and Ryan, makes honest friends in Gavin and Chico, and is reunited with childhood friend Nicole. But living on the streets is tough and not everyone survives. Andrew Lee-Potts. Hollyoaks favourite Fabrizio Santino, and US actress and singer Maria Howell also star.
Homeless Ashes is written by George Wilcox, produced by David Freedman, James Fuller and Craig Hinde. The film is directed and produced by Marc Zammit. The director of photography is Richard Oakes, and the composer is Mark Wind.
The film is the proud winner of five awards at the Overcome Film Festival including, Best International Feature Film, Best Actor (Marc Zammit), Best Actress (Angela Dixon), Best Supporting Actor (Jason Flemyng) and Best Supporting Actress (Maria Howell). The film also won Best Feature Screenplay at Southampton International Film Festival, Best International Actor (Marc Zammit) at Glendale International Film Festival, and Best Cinematographer (Richard Oakes) and Best Composer (Mark Wind) at the Pitch to Screen Film Festival.
