Time-Lock Productions

For the first time both episodes of The Justice Files will be screened at Plymouth Arts Centre on Tues 13th Dec. Booking is being advised for this Free event which is available to non-members Tues (29th Nov)

The Justice Files | Plymouth Arts Cinema | Independent Cinema for Everyone | located at Arts University Plymouth. Beautifully written and produced by Time-Lock Productions, these entertaining and informative short films are about famous, remarkable English and Scottish cases from 1892 and 1932 that became law around the world. The films will be introduced by producer Hugo de Rijke and co-director and editor Rob...

During the Q&A's at last weeks Premiere event we were asked if the audience feedback would be made available. We are delighted to share the outcome along with some comments that reflect the general response below.

The Justice Files Feedback The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle - The Justice Files Episode 2 Premiere 9th Nov 2022 Audience Feedback

We’d like to thank everyone who joined us at the two packed premiere screenings yesterday. The feedback has been overwhelmingly supportive and positive. We are so pleased with this reception, it was a wonderful shared experience.

The evening premiere ‘The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle’ has now reached capacity and we’ll be hitting three figures for the matinee too. This is unprecedented demand for an event at Plymouth University Cinema.
Thank you to everyone who’s reserved their seat, please get there early, it’s going to be very busy.

With less than a week to go the entire Time-Lock production team are looking forward to welcoming packed audiences to the 2 premiere screenings of The Justice Files episode 2 on 9th Nov. These are free events with only limited reservations now available.

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/the-justice-files-film-series-episode-2

New IMDB listing for 'The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle'

The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle (Short 2022) - IMDb The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle: Directed by Rob Giles, Hugh Janes. With Kevin Johnson, Derek Frood, Charlie Coldfield, Manny Pearce. May Donoghue discovers a partly decomposed snail in a ginger beer bottle in a café in Paisley, in 1928. She becomes very unwell as a result and sued for da...

Tickets still available for the big screen premiere, use link below.

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/the-justice-files-film-series-episode-2

The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle -Trailor 1 The Justice Files series - Episode 2Book herehttps://www.plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/the-justice-files-film-series-episode-2 #:~:text='The%20Strange%20Case%20of%2...

We are delighted to announce that tickets are now available for the Free Premiere screening of The Justice Files episode 2 'The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle'. There will be a matinee and evening screening at the Jill Craigie Cinema.
Use the link below to reserve your seat.

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/admin/articles/25043/versions/1/preview

Plymouth Atheneum Screening
Thursday, 20 October (19.30 BST)

Mrs Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

A special film screening and discussion on ‘Mrs Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.’ will be presented by Rob Giles (Producer and Editor) and Hugo de Rijke (Executive Producer and legal dialogue), from the School of Society and Culture, University of Plymouth.

Registration:

Mrs Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. Film dramatisation and discussion of the most famous contract law case, Mrs Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co.

A web link to reserve your seat for the Premiere of our new production ‘The Strange Case of the Snail in a Bottle’ will be published later this week. Demand is likely to be high so book early.

We'd like to thank Tavistock Subscription Library for their support and featuring our visit in their monthly newsletter linked here:

TSL August 2022 Newsletter.pdf