·Mark's film, I, Father (Un 'Ati, 2018), a Kosovo/UK co-production won the Crystal Award at the Europe Asia Festival of Cinema as well as Best European Film from strong competition at the Cinemaking International Film Festival in Dhakar to go with its Best Screenplay and Best Director (World Cinema Milan), Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor of a Film in a Foreign Language (London International Filmmakers Festival), Best Experimental Film (World Film Fair, LA) and Best Psychological Drama (Eurocinema Festival, Geneva) awards... his latest short film, a commemoration in honour of actor, Louis Mahoney recently won Best Human Rights Film at the Atlantic Bridge International Film Festival and also premiered as an Official Selection at the Rapid Lion International Film Festival in Johannesburg. His experimental film, Seine Toxique picked up a Special Mention as an official selection at the 2020 Bogota Experimental Film Festival and his 2019 short, Sesquicentenary screened in competition at the Religion Today International Film Festival in Trento, Italy ...
· Mark's movie, Shadow Gene screened at numerous international festivals including the Swedish International Film Festival, Institute of Experimental Arts in Athens, Greece, Cineautopsia Experimental Film Festival in Bogota, and scooped Best Film, Best Director and Best Actress at Filmfest Kosova, Best Actress and Best Editing at the Peloponnesian International Film Festival, and garnered a Special Mention at the Dada Saheb Phalke Festival. Mark's 2013 film Ham & The Piper also won a number of international awards, including Best Actor at the Eko International Film Festival, a Silver Chris Award from the Columbus International Film & Video Festival, a SevenArts Best Film and Best Actor Award at the Peloponnesian International Film Festival, Best Feature Film at the Carmarthen Bay Film Festival and Best Film at the Black International Cinema Festival. His 2006 film Crossing Bridges won the Screen Nation Independent Spirit Award, the Audience Award at the Corinthian International Film Festival and Best Editing at the Cyprus International Film Festival. Mark's first feature film, Love is Not Enough (2001) premiered at the Soho Curzon Cinema in central London as part of the BFM International Film Festival and had a short theatrical run the following year.
· Mark collaborated on a site-specific installation Heritage project for Pascal Theatre Company called Lost Jews and in 2012 directed 5 short films for The Secret Listeners, another site-specific installation project supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and Pascal Theatre Company who also produced the groundbreaking archive project Jewish Mothers and Daughters which Mark directed in 2006.