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104 films are a UK-based feature film production company and the world leaders in disability cinema. Our award-winning first feature film Special People was released in UK cinemas in 2008 to great critical acclaim and controversy.

We co-produced the BAFTA nominated biopic of disabled punk rocker Ian Dury, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll starring Andy Serkis, Ray Winstone, Toby Jones, Olivia Williams, Naomi Harris, Mackenize Crook and Noel Clarke. It was released in UK cinemas in 2010.

104 films were awarded a UK Film Council Producers Vision Award to develop feature films with disabled film talent and themes. The first film to emerge from the 104 films studio deal is the dark thriller NFA (No Fixed Abode) starring Patrick Baladi (The Office, Streetdance 3D, BBC's Mistresses and Bodies) as a man who wakes up to find himself homeless. Co-stars are David Sterne (Harry Potter, Never Let Me Go) and David Proud (Eastenders). NFA is the directorial debut of award winning short filmmaker Steve Rainbow who spent years working with homeless people.

We are also currently co-producing the documentary Breathing directed by Morag Mackinnon and backed by Channel 4. The film is about a dying man's relationship with his three year old son.

We are strategic partners to the UK Film Council and run The Magic Hour short film scheme. Applications for the 2010 scheme are now closed. Magic Hour 2 the feature film was screened at over 30 cinemas across the country including BFI Southbank on December 3rd 2010.