Gypsies fly to the final frontier

Filmmaker Alex Taylor: making a short in E8

ROMANIES in space? Young Hackney film director Alex Taylor, whose seven-minute short Kids Might Fly, is winning many awards around Europe, has started writing the script for a full-length movie about Roma in space, along with a second fantasy feature.

Such projects cost big: any City types up for a left-field investment?
Taylor is also ready to start work in the E8 area on filming his next short, which he describes to Loving Dalston as “a visionary/fictional documentary about three East European girls who perform home-made (not traditional) exorcisms on Londoners”.

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Anonymous says:

02/07/2011 at 00:42

Hello, i saw your article about Romanies in Hackney…wondering if you have any photos. Please email me on abcansever@hotmail.com
I am an artist and interested in the story about Romanies..
Many thanks, best regards, Banu

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