Notasuch Ltd is a Belfast-based production company dedicated to the development and production of high-quality human stories, through documentaries and fact-inspired drama.
Our work has been screened at the Cannes and LA Film festivals, and on More4, BBC, RTE, TG4, FourDocs, TF1 and many digital channels worldwide.
At our inception we were described by legendary Channel 4 producer Stuart Cosgrove as, ‘a young, entrepreneurial and dynamic company.’ We’ve matured since then with feature length drama, Fire and Rain currently in development and feature documentary, Fr Des, The Way he Saw it, recently launched at Galway Film Fleadh, as narrated by and featuring actor Stephen Rea.
Along the way, our film drama, The Linnet, made it over to Cannes Film Festival, and archive based documentary, The Burning of Bombay Street, was screened on the BBC and at Docs Ireland Festival, to much critical acclaim. Last year, our poetry documentary I’m From the Road, fronted by Scott McKendry, launched at Studio Ulster and Foyle Film festival; and has since led to new film collaborations with the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s & the Digital Film Archive. Ain’t Mississippi and Hopewell Place were launched at Docs Ireland Festival this year.
I'm From the Road
The Linnet
The Burning of Bombay Street
Hopewell Place
Ain't Mississippi
Fr Des - The Way he Saw it
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I'm From the Road
Authored by poet, Scott McKendry -
The Linnet
Drama, with screening at Cannes and RTÉ. -
The Burning of Bombay Street
Documentary screened at Docs Ireland and on BBC. -
Hopewell Place
Launched at Docs Ireland Festival -
Ain't Mississippi
Launched at Docs Ireland Festival -
Fr Des - The Way he Saw it
Feature documentary, launched at Galway Film Fleadh