Films

	THE SILENT ACCOMPLICE Set in rural and urban Britain, The Silent Accomplice is a story seen through the perspective of water flowing from a spring to the sea. This ever-present silent protagonist engages with people in often intimate moments in their lives, resulting in an intimate snapshot of contemporary Britain. Fiction feature, 84 minutes. 2010.
	VAINILLA CHIP Set in the small Cuban town of San Antonio de los Baños, Vainilla Chip tells the story of an ordinary day for an elderly ice cream maker, Javier Rodriguez Casanova, whose every day has become painfully pierced by an acute sense of longing for his deceased wife. Documentary, 17 minutes. 2009.
	VEIL Erik Knudsen directed the moving image components of Horse & Bamboo Theatre Company's evocative mask and puppet stage production, Veil. Two young women, two generations, two cultures. Veil, the most ambitious production in Horse & Bamboo's 30 year history, toured the UK in 2008 and will go on a second tour during 2009.
	HEART OF GOLD A poetic film, mixing fiction and documentary, exploring the changing spiritual and material relationship the people of the Akim Abuakwa region of Ghana have with gold. 40 minutes, 2006.
	SEA OF MADNESS An intimate and intense story taking us into the alienation of two teenage twin girls caught between conflicting values and allegiances. Fiction, 86 minutes, 2006.
	THE YORUBA TREE Filmed in the grounds of the Escuela Internacional de Cine y Television just outside Havana, which in the past was a slave plantation, this is an intimate documentary about the legacy of slavery in Cuba. 6 minutes, 2005.
	A DOG'S FAREWELL TO HIS MASTER Set in Lodz, Poland, this is a moving documentary in which Andrzey Mellin gives an account of his relationship with his dog, which had died under mysterious circumstances. 11 minutes, 2004.
	BRANNIGAN'S MARCH A unique road movie following a man in crisis on an unusual journey across a contemporary British landscape. Fiction, 99 minutes, 2004.
	BED OF FLOWERS A revealing documentary about Horse and Bamboo Theatre Company's mask and puppet production, The Girl Who Cut Flowers. Documentary, 50 minutes, 2001.
	SIGNS OF LIFE Sarah wanted to die, but didn't quite make it. She wanted to live, but didn't quite make it. A moving film about a young woman trapped in a persistent vegetative state. Fiction, 70 minutes, 1999.
	REUNION A creative documentary exploring the nature of spiritual realities in a secular society. Includes scenes with the spiritualist medium, Mavis Pettilla, at work. Documentary, 50 minutes, 1995.
	ONE DAY TAFO A personal exploration of what connects people and cultures across time, space and racial divide. A personal journey back to Ghana after 30 years for filmmaker Erik Knudsen. Documentary, 70 minutes, 1991.