As their estate faces demolition, squatters in 1970s King’s Cross fight to hold onto home, history, and each other.
Max Needs Help is a dark comedy that focuses on the anxieties of Max - a man who has never experienced therapy before and now finds himself spiralling throughout his first session. ◦ Written/directed by Tom Nunez Starring: Margaret Clunie + Tom Nunez Producer: Zara Trott
POPCORN is a dramedy dedicated to crew, cast, producers and filmmakers... is a story about rejection, craft, tenacity, creativity and the realities of being an artist trying to find a stage and a life in the immensity of London. Directed by Katie Swain (Masters of the Universe, Gladiator II, Little Britain) and POPCORN will make you cringe, cry and laugh out loud.
A sensory short set on the Cornish coast, following Finn as he drifts through guilt, memory, and a growing disconnect from the world. After encountering a fisherman who speaks of the Bucca, a sea spirit of both good and harm, Finn is pulled inward by the land and sea and forced to face what he’s been avoiding.
CHINESE TAKEAWAY is a dark comedy thriller about what you can get through with your best friend. Once upon a time at university, two girls find a flatmate who loves his nightly Chinese takeaway. Until he disappears... leaving a body behind. Cast: Henry Rowley, Precious Mustapha, Rosalie Minnitt Writer/Director: Jessica Hof Producer: Roxane Bourges DoP: Ben Smith
A View From The Hill
Max Needs Help
POPCORN one kernel at a time
The Tides In Us
Chinese Takeaway
Set during World War II, LETTERS shows two contrasting lives unfolding at the same time. In the US lives a young woman untouched by war. Across the ocean, a young airman lives in a world where all he knows is war. His only escape are her letters.
Co-Producers: Lily Allmark & Daryl D'Cotta
Writer/Director: Emily Ballard
The Nachzehrer is a creepy horror about three friends living and working in Newcastle. They have their lives ripped apart when the youngest is found brutally murdered.
As they come to terms with their loss, they learn of an old Germanic curse that links all three to the death. Set in amongst the stunning scenery of Northumberland.
Love is the Message is a film that combines the history of 1970's New York, dance music, nightclubs, social unrest & the gay rights movement into one story.
Nicky Siano is a founding father of disco. A club owner at 17. A drug addict. A world famous DJ. An AIDS advocate. A legend.
And his story leaves audiences understanding that his theme song and way of life IS fact; LOVE IS THE MESSAGE.
‘I Can See It’ is a short film that intimately traces a friendship between two 10-year-old tomboys. As dusk draws in on a day filled with the endless possibilities of summer, two kindred spirits must face their crushing new reality. Behind the project is a team of award-winning filmmakers, dedicated to telling overlooked and underrepresented stories.
A Silence is a short film set on the South Acton estates, following three teenagers whose friendship is tested after they discover a dead body in a disused flat. As fear and blame surface, silence becomes a tool for survival. Blending social realism with psychological symbolism, the film explores youth, trauma, and the cost of staying quiet.
Ever wondered what the person next to you is thinking? Silly question. Of course you have! Join me, Arthur, as I delve through the depths of an ordinary person’s mind.
With balloons and a healthy dose of violent language, we’ll explore the consequences of trauma in a surreal drama that will shift your concept of normality.
CHINESE TAKEAWAY is a dark comedy thriller about what you can get through with your best friend.
Once upon a time at university, two girls find a flatmate who loves his nightly Chinese takeaway. Until he disappears... leaving a body behind.
Cast: Henry Rowley, Precious Mustapha, Rosalie Minnitt
Writer/Director: Jessica Hof
Producer: Roxane Bourges
DoP: Ben Smith
A sensory short set on the Cornish coast, following Finn as he drifts through guilt, memory, and a growing disconnect from the world. After encountering a fisherman who speaks of the Bucca, a sea spirit of both good and harm, Finn is pulled inward by the land and sea and forced to face what he’s been avoiding.