A young woman's gaze is drawn to a bright red light that appears outside her new home in the early hours of every morning. Folk horror/thriller shot in South Wales.

The Nature Girl is a story of a brave and courageous young Girl, abandoned by her parents at an early age, who ends up living on the streets in urban chaos. Her spirit is tested as she saves lost and injured animals with acts of heartfelt kindness to brazen rescues. She risks it all to save those that may be harmed. The Nature Girl is a story of purpose, compassion and a deep connection to the sacredness of Nature and its fragile animal life during a time of climate crisis.

This film was created in collaboration with passionate industry filmmakers in Northern California and in the UK. One of the Co-directors, Paul Charisse, has created Visual Effects on a variety of films over the past 10 years including the Lord of the Rings, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, Stardust and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

Co-writer Donna Laemmlen is an award-winning screenwriter, whose most recent collaboration, Tabula Rasa, won Best Dramatic Feature at the Big Apple Film Festival in NYC and the Audience Award at the Cinequest Film Festival in Silicon Valley.

The film also features the impactful song from Kate Bush, ‘A Woman’s Work’.

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As per tradition, the young bride Meinir hides on her wedding morning, and her groom, Rhys, runs to find her. Concealed behind their favourite tree, Meinir waits for her lover to find her so they may be married at last. But nightfall is drawing near, and her forest is intent on keeping her...

Pakistani-British queer artists strive to preserve their South Asian culture despite losing their roots because of rejection from their families. This documentary follows Alia and Muz, two Pakistani-British queer chosen siblings who overcome rejection and forge a path towards inclusivity. Through their journey to create an Asian artist’s collective in Wales, they strive to reclaim their identities, preserve their cultural heritage, and empower Asian queer artists who refuse to let their families' rejection define them

Touring pub singer, Bex, lets her celebrity delusions get in the way of her relationship with her daughter, Rhian, who is left to pick up the pieces when faced with the cruel reality of her mother's lifestyle.

Singer/songwriter Eli Fretter’s manager, Gill, has booked him into a state of the art studio space, in an attempt to encourage him to leave his traditional sensibilities and penchant for acoustic music and analog recording techniques behind, instead taking his place in the digital landscape of modern, electronic, music.

The night before his booking, Eli finds himself stranded in the studio with the strange receptionist, who insists that, with nowhere else to go, he spend the night in one of their live-rooms. Things take a surreal and nightmarish turn for Eli as reality appears to bend and distort, transporting him to-and-fro from the studio to a mysterious music venue and eventually to a dungeon, followed by a monstrous cloaked figure. Able to trust neither the eerie receptionist nor his controlling manager Gill, Eli discovers an otherworldly connection between his rapidly mutating body and the studio’s electronic equipment, which builds into a shocking climax that goes out with a flash.

A young woman's adventure with her grandfather is cut short by the law

A man lives with the symptoms of a psychosis. Based on my own experience, depicting some of the lighter symptoms.

Original description:
Located in La Linea is the UK Overseas city called Gibraltar, which is home to many Gibraltarian residents who are generally proud of being British citizens on the Rock of the Home as Gibraltarians, but since the 1950's the Spanish dictator General Franco is about to take lengths against the Gibraltar's soils, causing major sovereign restricted movements between Spain and British Gibraltar.

On the 10th of September 1967, Gibraltarians voted overwhelmingly to stay under British sovereignly.

In this inspiring and surrealist style story, & before the nominated short film "The Adventures in Bermuda (2021)" & "The Remembrance Day (2020)", from the imagination of Samuel Turner, the award winning short filmmaker, comes the fact about inside complex behind the Gibraltar's referendum day which tells us a story which you never expect to hear from your travel agents near you.

When Maddy and Carys get outed to their church worship band, they have to fight to stay together, in the face of an institution that wants nothing more than to see them apart. Can they hold onto faith when it seems that their faith doesn’t want them? 'Fruits of the Spirit' is a dramatic tale of hope, perseverance, and religious intolerance – a tale that is familiar to many.

A young student during the 90s decides to visit her mum in Wales as she has some news to announce however she accidentally discovers a family secret that will change their lives forever.

Mother daughter relationship face’s huge pressure.Embroiling the church in an end of life question