The Park is a drama that focuses on the lives of three teenage boys each living with a secret. The boys talk about things that are happening in their lives but tend not to divulge their true personal thoughts and feelings to one another. For example, the bruise on Tony’s left eye, the amount of ‘p*ssy’ JC gets and the fact that Marvin gets all the p*ssy he needs now that he has a girl friend, but the young men never delve deeper than the surface. As the sun begins to set, the boys say their good byes and this is where the drama unfolds.
Yorkshire, 1978.
A mother, father and their 3 year old son are murdered. There is no motive.
Incredibly the killer manages to hide the 3 year old's body somewhere the police never find.
The killer was their 12 year old son William.
Malvern, 30 years later.
Ryan is 33. He's an under achieving reporter for a local newspaper.
So why is William, now released and with a new identity, giving Ryan the chance to tell his story to the world?
Because William wants to die and Ryan holds the key. 5 pills being developed by his wife's company.
Can Ryan convince Karen that she should take the risk to get them?
Ryan has 5 meetings to get the story. He has to find out where the 3 year old's body is. Each meeting costs a pill. It's Russian Roulette where every pill could spell the end of William, the secret lost forever.
Ryan also has a secret that will change his life, but the only person who can tell him is his dead father.
In an end, amidst the anger, the bitterness and the demented theories of a tortured mind, this is actually a story of courage, sacrifice and love.
David, a shy and unsuccessful door-to-door salesman is having a bad day. It's raining, he's working a long street, and the locals are doing their best to make his life hell. In one house, an emotionally unbalanced girl takes a shine to him and tries to stop him from leaving. In another house, a naked couple invite him to join in their sex games and try to take his clothes off. In the next house, a seemingly nice old lady gets him to stick his head into a cupboard full of dead, maggot-infested pigeons. After finding himself dragged into a violent domestic dispute, David retreats to a nearby café, only to receive a phone call from his boss telling him that he has to make at least one sale today or he'll be fired.
David's mood changes from trepidation and despair into something much darker. He feels like all the homeowners are conspiring against him. The next one to let him in is going to get it.
A father takes his two young children on holiday to Wales where they are attacked by a wild horse in the torrential rain. Adapted from Ted Hughes' short story The Rain Horse.
8 Year old Jasmin is ignored by her grieving parents at the funeral of her sister. An encounter with a younger cousin helps her understand the grief of her mother.
Four guys from a city insurance company are not interested in countryside team building exercises and assault courses. They would rather be playing or watching football and downing several beers while trying to lay anything in a skirt. Yet here they are on an all expenses paid company trip to the middle of nowhere deep in the English countryside, not their idea of a jolly weekend away.
But maybe their luck has arrived in the form of three sisters living and working alone on a farm close to a small village with a pub! Other than football, everything could be catered for after all! The sisters are friendly, open and warm, but all is not as it seems as the guys begin to wish they'd paid more attention on the assault course.
The sisters Mother was hanged for witchcraft in 1709 leaving them at the mercy of their abusive Father. Following years of abuse the sisters kill their father and hide his dead body in the fields as a scarecrow. With his dying breath he curses the sisters to a life of misery unable to pass over or leave the farm.
The story of a lonely man whose search for the existence of life outside our universe takes a remarkable turn when he connects with a recently bereaved family.
A man recounts the most terrifying experience of his childhood to his young wife. Raised in post-World War II poverty, the only beautiful object in the boy’s home is his mother's vase. Left home alone, the boy falls victim to a demonic presence which tempts him to commit his first sin.
The Sound Of The Bell is the story of one boy's dream that happens to be the nightmare of another one. Their frustrations lead them to retreat to an enchanting tree in the middle of nowhere. Only there, can they meditate and hope for a better world.
Each year, an estimated 200,000 people are reported missing in the UK alone.
But when a loved one goes missing, the space left behind in their families can mean a future trapped in a tortured present, one obsessed by the past.
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