Tag: TUBE TUBE

The latest in the TUBE TUBE series, this one centres around a night out and how expensive it can be in London. Given the choice, I’d still choose to spend £100 here then go to Bruges.

The end of the latest TUBE TUBE series. What will the final outcome be? Watch to find out. To watch all the other TUBE TUBE videos visit this page.

The penultimate episode of the TUBE TUBE series is titled ‘The Civil Servant.’ Who knows what the outcome will be in the growing Back2Work scandal?

Part 5 of the ongoing Back2Work series of TUBE TUBE.

Part 4 of TUBE TUBE’s Back2Work series. Seems the investigation is starting to unravel the truth. Very enjoyable acting, but I have to admit the plot isn’t really doing it for me. You can follow them on tiwtter @tubetubelondon, Like them on facebook and of course subscribe to their YouTube channel.

Part 3 of the Back2Work TUBE TUBE series. Shot at Westminster station, the plot continues to thicken. As always you can find out more from their YouTube channel, Facebook page and twitter account.

The ongoing saga about Back2Work in the TUBE TUBE series continues in video 2 in this 7 part series. You can find out more about the whole project from the TUBE TUBE YouTube channel, Facebook page and twitter account.

TUBE TUBE – a short film series set entirely on the London underground – is back. It looks like this time they are doing a 7 part series surrounding Back2Work. To find out what it’s all about watch the video above. You can learn about the series from their YouTube channel, Facebook page and twitter account.

The most recent film in the TUBE TUBE series and another great one not shot in English. Things do not seem to be going Eva’s way. A warning to any more sensitive viewers, there are some strong subtitles and implications of adult situations. If you like this one give the rest of the TUBE TUBE series a watch.

Masterplan is the eighth film in the TUBE TUBE series. It goes outside the normal format of focusing on predominately white stories – instead it focuses on the lives of two immigrants to London. More interesting still is the fact none of the dialogue is in English, but is in Urdu (I think anyway). In my opinion, the format really works and is one of my favourite of the whole series so far. I’m glad too, because I felt the quality of the films may have been slipping a bit recently.

This film stars Hassan Raza and Asif Sayed Mohammed, who both put in great performances. Really hope to see them in some future episodes of the series. As always you can follow @tubetubelondon on twitter, Like them on facebook and most importantly subscribe to their YouTube channel.