The latest British film, 'I Swear' (Prisahám, že za to nemôžem), directed and written by Kirk Jones, is described as a surprising drama that makes viewers laugh. The article suggests it's one of the best British films in recent years.

The film 'Incontrolable' by Kirk Jones brings to the screen the life of John Davidson, a Scottish man living with Tourette's Syndrome, depicted by Robert Aramayo, showcasing the challenges of uncontrollable tics and outbursts.

Kirk Jones says he initially thought a slur shouted during the ceremony was not broadcast.

Writer-director Kirk Jones talks about his biographical drama 'I Swear,' aiming to enlighten viewers about the complexity of Tourette syndrome, especially in the context of recent BAFTAs controversy highlighting its misunderstanding.

A live-action film adaptation of the beloved 1970s British children's TV series 'Mr. Benn' is moving forward, with Kirk Jones tapped to direct the project, bringing the iconic character to the big screen.

A review praises Kirk Jones's 2025 film 'I Scream, I Shout, I Swear' as an inspiringly positive and dramatically sensitive story, based on real events.

Director Kirk Jones reportedly financed his home to produce the 2025 biopic 'I Swear,' a film about John Davidson's life with Tourette's Syndrome, casting Robert Aramayo in a significant role.