PALM TREE UNIVERSAL
Most of our film titles are available for download on Amazon Instant in the UK, US, Germany and Japan.
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OH GOD - Berlin
OH GOD starring Chris Bearne, Suzanne Kendall and Maurice Byrne
OH GOD, formerly titled Oh My God, will make its debut at the European Film Market in Berlin in February. Sales are being handled by Phoenix Worldwide Entertainment, a UK based sales and distribution company. The film is about a monk, a nun and a priest, making a pilgrimage from Belgium to Donegal, western Ireland. Watch trailer
A Chance to Collaborate
Conventional wisdom says that you should control and protect proprietary resources and innovations - especially intellectual property. Many industries still think this way.
Today a new economics of intellectual property is prevailing. Companies cannot collaborate effectively if all of their IP is hidden. At Palm Tree we are opening up our IP portfolio to participation. We are inviting companies and individuals to access our intellectual property as we are looking for innovation and global collaboration. Discover more ...
The Happiness Puzzle
Palm Tree is collaborating on a feature documentary with FOCAL LOCAL - a London based global action movement dedicated to making the world a happier place. Find out more
Palm Tree Books
PALM TREE BOOKS
We have a number of titles available for sale online. These include many of the screenplays of our completed films
OH GOD - Berlin
OH GOD starring Chris Bearne, Suzanne Kendall and Maurice Byrne.
OH GOD, formerly titled Oh My God, will make its debut at the European Film Market in Berlin in February. Sales are being handled by Phoenix Worldwide Entertainment, a UK based sales and distribution company. The film is about a monk, a nun and a priest, making a pilgrimage from Belgium to Donegal, western Ireland. Watch trailer
LIVE TREE - Crowd Funding
We are currently raising extra funds for our Walking With Elephants documentary.
Live Tree is a crowd funding platform dedicated to raising funding for UK film projects.
More about Live Tree here.
Palm Tree - Open Source
Conventional wisdom says that you should control and protect proprietary resources and innovations - especially intellectual property. Many industries still think this way.
Today a new economics of intellectual property is prevailing. Companies cannot collaborate effectively if all of their IP is hidden. At Palm Tree we are opening up our IP portfolio to participation. We are inviting companies and individuals to access our intellectual property as we are looking for innovation and global collaboration. Discover more ...
The Happiness Puzzle
Palm Tree is collaborating on a feature documentary with FOCAL LOCAL - a London based global action movement dedicated to making the world a happier place. Find out more
Palm Tree Books
Palm Tree has been a small press publisher since 1980. Many of the company’s screenplays are available to buy online.
PALM TREE BOOKS
Office Relocation
PALM TREE UNIVERSAL
OFFICE RELOCATION PALM TREE UNIVERSAL has relocated its head office to Scotland - Studio 201, Embroidery Mill, Paisley PA1 1TJ.
Contact us: info@palmtreefilm.com
We are constantly developing new projects for production. These can be found on our Development page or in our Open Source pages in the slider tab.
Walking With Elephants is documentary about the last great herds of elephants in Africa. A film about finding and following elephants in the last days of the great elephant walks that once stretched from South Africa to Ethiopia. By Walking With elephants (literally), we will come to understand the barriers to their continued existence. With a population of barely 350,000 Savanah elephants left, the biggest of the planet’s land animals face extinction within our life time. Half of these elephants during the dry season are in densely populated in northern Botswana as they are protected by the government there. However, across the border into Namibia, Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe - where many of the elephants return to in the wet season, their future is fraught. In Kenya and Tanzania and South Africa, nearly all of the surviving elephants are enclosed in game reserves and no longer roam the wilderness that once saw them travel up to one hundred miles a day.
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