Owusu is learning to walk again. He is in recovery from a debilitating illness and cannot trust his body to respond to him. But rebuilding a body isn’t just about rebuilding muscles: Owusu must learn to let himself fall, and fail, and face up to his weaknesses, in order to grow strong again.​

Directed by George Magner, produced by Joshua Brown.

Official Selection, Phoenix Film Festival.
Official Selection, Independent Days Film Festival.

After her brother's death, Katie meets with his ex-girlfriend to solve a mystery: the personalised mix CD he left her.

Directed by Will Webb, produced by Evangeline Williams.

Official Selection, London Short Film Festival.

Exploring the interior and exterior of the human body, this provocative artists film highlights the sometimes unpalatable or 'negative' side of the transgender experience.

Directed by Felix Waverley-Hudson, cinematography by Samira Oberberg. Supported by Girls in Film / Panavision.

Nominated for Best British Film, Iris Prize 2024. Streaming exclusively on Channel 4: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/rage-consumes-me/on-demand/75451-001

A slaughterhouse worker begins to realise how deeply his job is embedded in his worldview.

Boltgun from the Blue explores the repercussions of socially sanctioned violence on not only the animals, but on the individuals carrying out the killing, and their loved ones.

Directed by Laurie Fahy, produced by Rachel Westhead, exec’d by Mountain Way.

In development.

After discovering he has chlamydia, a guy attempts to compose the perfect voice note telling the girl he's seeing...

Written & directed by Ieuann Coombs. Produced by Mountain Way. Release supported by Brooks Sexual Health.