Unrelated is an English film released in 2007 and directed by Joanna Hogg.

The distributor is New wave films which was The work of certain French film-makers – Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut among them – who in the late 1950s and 1960s rebelled against conventionality, seeking instead a vital spontaneity. Their early modernist films proved to be hugely influential throughout Europe.

Claude Chabrol, Jacques Rivette (1928– ), Eric Rohmer and the others of the New Wave, often associated with the journal Cahiers du Cinéma, rejected the ‘literary’ style of the classic French film. They admired the American cinema, particularly the work of film-makers like Howard Hawks, Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, and the B-film directors, but disdained the coherent narrative flow of Hollywood cinema.



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It is an English film with American Funding directed by Simon Ellis.

The distribution and production is Vertigo Films, a British company founded in 2002 who have the aim of producing and distributing commercially driven independent cinema. Vertigo have produced and distributed twenty seven films to date and secured the company's position as the leading UK low budget production company through an unprecedented string of profitable films in our first six years. From the huge selling success of Nick Love Films such as The Football Factory (the biggest selling independent UK DVD with 1.3M units to date), The Business and Outlaw, to the critical and award winning releases of titles such as Its All Gone Pete Tong (Best Film Toronto Film Festival/Best film HBO US Comedy awards) to the multi award winning London to Brighton and In Search of A Midnight Kiss.

This film is like ours because the camera shots aren't expertly done, and the editing is rough. It isn't done with a hollywood budget, and it won't be released in the cinemas. Ours will be the same. However, it uses the best shots