Sarah Shaw. This Is England '88, the sequel to the 2010 television series This Is England '86, aired on Channel 4 over three consecutive nights from 13 December 2011. Set two and half years after '86, it received strong critical praise. The series had high viewing figures, with 2.5 million people tuning-in to watch the first episode. Warp Films / Warp X productions, Tyrannosaur, Kill List and Submarine were nominated for a total of 18 awards at the 2011 British Independent Film Awards. Warp Films successfully ran a crowd-funding campaign to fund four short films shot at the All Tomorrow's Parties music festival by Vincent Moon, using the website Kickstarter.com. The project reached its funding goal on 15 October and the films are currently in post-production. Warp Films produced three 30-minute television dramas for the Sky Arts Playhouse Presents season. These were The Minor Character, written by Will Self and starring David Tennant (which was Sky Arts highest rating commission on the channel ), The Snipist directed by Matthew Holness and The District Nurse starring Gina McKee. TV Drama Filmography Warp X Productions TV Shorts/Comedy Short Films References External links Warp Films Film production companies of the United Kingdom Television production companies of the United Kingdom Mass media in Sheffield Mass media companies established in 1999 1999 establishments in England