A VIST TO GRANDPA'S is a whimsical, heart-stirring tale based on Dylan Thomas’s classic short story. When a lonely boy is sent to spend the summer with his wildly eccentric grandfather in the countryside, he expects boredom but finds magic instead. Grandpa is nothing like he imagined: impulsive, outrageous, and full of mysterious stories that blur fact and fantasy. As the days stretch on, mischief turns to meaning, and their unexpected bond becomes a lifeline for them both. With Hopkins set to deliver a career- defining performance, this is a funny and deeply moving journey through memory, imagination and the strange magic of family.
After leaving behind a troubled life to raise his two daughters, a changed father finally finds his hope in love until, the past he spent years escaping returns to threaten everything he dedicated to build.
While separated, Zelda and David reunite in a house once full of shared memories. Conflicts over their daughter Ava’s custody intensify, and old wounds between them slowly surface. Meanwhile, Zelda cautiously executes a plan to poison David, but events continue to spiral in ways neither of them intend.
Aaron (14) is ghosthunting in the attic as usual. His mum, downstairs, deals with her daily battle for his son’s support for learning at school. Living under the same roof, they both navigate the struggle to connect while missing each other.
Long-distance lorry driver Kieran has built his life around control. He keeps emotional risk at arm's length, seeking anonymous hook ups in laybys where connection is never part of the deal. Until Aidan emerges from the treeline, volatile and unnervingly intense. Kieran, convinced he's in control, ignores every warning sign until the police arrive and the carefully constructed boundaries of his life begin to collapse.
LAYBY is a queer psychosexual thriller about collision between control and connection. Set over one night in a remote Scottish layby, it is a story about the need for intimacy and how far we'll go into the dark to find it.
Lollipop (the sweet sounding name of a mastectomy scar) explores the creator’s surreal odyssey of tackling breast cancer. Twice. Her avatar, Eva, slips into youthful memories of seaside attractions and sunshine, which morph into something dark and corporeal as she juggles family life and illness.
The film is in development with the BFI and NI Screen.
Elizabeth Bennet and wealthy landowner Fitzwilliam Darcy navigate pride and prejudice as obstacles in their complex relationship before finding love and marriage.
A sharp chaotic comedy set at a British-Jamaican wedding in England, where an anxious gay man’s carefully prepared speech is stolen. As dilated eyes, demonic aunties and uncles close in, he discovers that finding his voice sometimes begins with losing the script.
Complicated and disillusioned, TIME Magazine war correspondent Erin Ryan finds redemption for herself and reconciliation for a nation when she uncovers a compelling story of the fights, football, and friendship of three boys of different faiths in the heart of present-day Jerusalem.
Daisy returns home for her mother's birthday, ready for a weekend of family rituals and nostalgia. As old home videos reveal the richness of her own childhood, she faces the emotional weight of her looming abortion appointment.
