Legendary London: London's Living Da Vinci Code: an ongoing series of films by underground art film director Rupert Ferguson. Titles include: 'Strange Myths of Kings Cross', first shown at the December 2007 Portobello Film Festival Annual London Film Maker's Convention and 'Legendary London: London's Living Da Vinci Code'; first shown at the December 2006 Portobello Annual London Film Maker's Convention.

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Undoubtedly one of the key figures in the development of underground film making in and around the Portobello Road area of London over the past twenty years, Jonathan Barnett's film making career began in earnest when he was roadying for the Smiths before the band broke big and Morrissey became the cult figure that he is today. Since his first proper pop video, lip synched to the band's 'How Soon is Now?' and shown on MTV worldwide, Jonathan has made films with and for a vast range people, each of whom are widely diverse in their influences and outlook: from the artist and historian Mary Caine, to the likes of 'Killing Joke' and 'Spiral Tribe'. To find out more about his ongoing annual film festivals and once a year London Film Makers' Convention, go to:

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