After explores the journey of a woman coming to terms with life after a career-ending injury destroys her hopes of competing at the Olympics. Battling complicated grief, loss and complete isolation from the world she knew, she fights to get back into training hoping to achieve her gymnastics dream. But what is life like, after?
Following on from the award-winning short, French Toast. Jada, Tai and Sheridan survive London's COVID-19 2020 lockdown through daily Zoom lunches while WFH. After Tai's devastating secret tears the group apart, Jada must come to terms with her 'picture-perfect' life and her fiancé Simeon has a lot to answer for. It also explores the nuances of institutional racism.
A tragedy born from desperation. Ruthless debt collector, Sebastian Allen must choose if providing for his son is worth descending into further evil.
Black Hole Barry is a horror-comedy that deals with the fear of commitment. Right before Scott’s boyfriend moves in with him, he decides to go on one final bender and get the most out of his last week living alone, a decision he’s going to regret forever.
Suffering from recurring dreams of a river, accountant Alex decides to make the trip into the country to find it. He gets a ride with a young woman named Mary, herself staying in the countryside with her partner, Bella. Bella is near-bedridden, and though this is not revealed in the course of the film, pregnant. Indeed, Alex discovers his river, but this is just the beginning of a long summer…
After
French Toast II
The Salesman
Black Hole Barry
Mona, the River
THE REMOVED is short film by award winning writer/director Rebecca Rose, produced by Swift Rocket Films. In England & Wales between 1949 and 1976 185,000 babies were removed from their mostly young unmarried mothers. The film explores the individual suffering caused by this policy of forced adoption. Starring Georgie Glen & Tom Christian.
The upcoming horror student short film that juggles questions about the pressures the modern-day education system places on young students and the effects this has on them. Written & Directed by Esmond Yao.
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75% of the exceeded target amount will be donated to a charity that reflects the themes of anxiety & mental health among young people, which are represented within this film.
Black Hole Barry is a horror-comedy that deals with the fear of commitment. Right before Scott’s boyfriend moves in with him, he decides to go on one final bender and get the most out of his last week living alone, a decision he’s going to regret forever.
Suffering from recurring dreams of a river, accountant Alex decides to make the trip into the country to find it. He gets a ride with a young woman named Mary, herself staying in the countryside with her partner, Bella. Bella is near-bedridden, and though this is not revealed in the course of the film, pregnant. Indeed, Alex discovers his river, but this is just the beginning of a long summer…
After explores the journey of a woman coming to terms with life after a career-ending injury destroys her hopes of competing at the Olympics. Battling complicated grief, loss and complete isolation from the world she knew, she fights to get back into training hoping to achieve her gymnastics dream. But what is life like, after?
Looking for funding for Camden Fringe Festival 2024!
Welcome to The Brain, Inc., the tiny office that lives inside the head of every living person. In this particular brain, it's Bea P. Deigh's first day on the job, and she's here to make a name for herself. She occasionally gets knocked off her game by the pesky client she's trying to control, but not to worry - she always gets the last word.
Three teenagers enter Battersea’s most haunted flat in hopes of fame and shmoney only to find a vengeful demon ready to ruin their summer!
U home?x is a psychological thriller that follows Nancy on her walk home from work one night and the measures she takes to ensure her safety when walking home. As women, we've all been there; keeping our keys between our fingers, avoiding laneways, pretending to be on the phone, but for Nancy, is it enough?
Written and created by Martha Dunlea
Produced by Track Films and Georgia Neath