Don't Tell Where Your Heart

Disfigura

Doug Jones (Hocus Pocus, Pan’s Labyrith) ushers you into a world of classic, 1950s suspense, where a forward-thinking housewife is tortured by her husband’s strange new behaviors, and his fascination with a word that will change her life forever: “Disfigura.”

The Man Who Married A Robot

A lonely man’s pursuit of intimacy through his relationship with the internet sends him spiraling as he loses touch with reality.

Cade & Jade

Starring, KEVIN LLOYD REID - On opposite sides of the law, two brothers--a hardened cop and a rising gangster--are pulled into a spiral of violence that forces them to choose between duty, survival, and the unbreakable bond of family. Directed by Laurence Adams & Kevin Lloyd Reid, Assistant Director, Sam Matson and Director of Photography, Michael Chin.

Clown

With a knock at the door Joe, not realising, allows a strange toy clown into the house. All the Clown wants to do is have a bit of fun. The clowns mischief leads Jake to believe his older brother Joe is playing tricks on him. The Clowns shenanigans soon escalate will the brothers pay the price?

Void Supervisor

Just remember to follow the three rules.

The Devil's Due

For inquisitor Jude Price, sobriety meant leaving his demons behind. But when a trail of strange disappearances leads back to his former local, he realises they've been awaiting his return.

Arachnobody

Arachnobody is a symbolically colored short film about a character who suddenly falls ill and isolates himself. Seeking to return to normal life, he turns to a doctor whose help comes at a cost, reflecting a society where kindness is often given only when there's something to gain.

Scullion

A playful couple test their household chore habits and unknowingly summon a vengeful presence.

A Mão do Macaco

Demo_N: The Short Film

A potential Game Artist employee's interview is abruptly put on hold after receiving an email notification with a link to a 'free demo' of a video game, which he learns to discover is under the control of a flesh-possessing demonic spirit.

Sweet Crime

An eleven year old boy watches as four masked men feud over the missing loot from a botched Halloween bank robbery.

Luz

After discovering her mother’s dead body, Luz tries to protect her younger sister, Catalina, from the harmful reality by using fantasy and games.

Last to Go

The last of five animated shorts directed by Gerald Potterton for Pinter People, voiced by Harold Pinter and Donald Pleasence.

A Running Jump

Gary attempts to buy a second-hand car. What should be a straightforward task is turned into something of a quest by various people, including dodgy East End car dealer Perry, Perry's taxi-driver dad, a garage owner called Derek, Perry's wife Debbie and couple of twins.

The Forbidden Zone

The Forbidden Zone is a stop-motion short film about Dumont, a botanist, who has quarantined in an abandoned train station. The world has become saturated by a toxic fog that destroys all life forms and replaces oxygen with poison. He spends his days fighting to survive, as his resources quickly dwindle. On a night when all seems lost, a nymph crashes outside Dumont’s bunker. In a sudden act of bravery, he dons his final tank of oxygen and leaves the safety of the station. Gathering the wounded Nymph in his arms, Dumont risks his life to return the glowing creature to the peak of the red mountain. In his quest to save his new charge, Dumont risks his life and, in doing so, discovers hope beyond the fog.

A Mug's Game?

Transmitted as part of BBC Schools series Scene, 8 March 1973. Actor improvisations around the theme of gambling devised by Mike Leigh.

Ghettotube

Sofiane, a high school student from the projects who is mad about movies, decides to create an internet site where he posts fake news videos in order to make a little money. Carried away by the success of his business, he slowly loses control.

The Barbershop

An introvert goes on a psychological journey while getting a haircut.

Waiting (all the time)

When the wait in a hospital emergency room becomes unbearable, seven patients open up in turn, revealing their pain, fears, frustrations, hopes and fragile expectations through four interwoven choral monologues.