An experimental documentary looking at the 19th century Cornish mining diaspora in southern Spain through the landscapes of both Cornwall and Andalusia. The narration is based on letters sent home to their families by young Cornishmen.
Memory is invoked through the usage of expired and hand-processed 16mm film.
London 2017, everyone’s over-stimulated, under-energized and trying to love, laugh and live as hard as the next Instagrammer. Jamie and Eve are mates who’ve always shared everything and after getting high at a party, they share everything. In the sober light of day will things ever be the same again?
A darkly comic three-part short film about malevolent women.
Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2018 - Short Film Grand Jury Competition - World premiere
Gang warfare has always been part of London's history. For Sean Brady it has been a way of life. After his father is killed, Sean meets Tommy Chen and begins to focus on martial arts, an outlet that lands him a job in a gang. After a spell in prison, Sean decides to leave his past behind him. But Danny, the boss' son, wants Sean's skill set. When Sean refuses, his life is thrown into turmoil.
The eccentric collection of the McManus museum in Dundee is reorganised into a new analogical composition that tests new and unexpected relationships between things.
Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2018 - Experimenta Strand - World premiere
The London Lad, The Angel from Cali and The New York Jock collide in the city of unrequited dreams, in pursuit of True Romance, as they fight to defy a life of Coulda Woulda Shoulda's, in this unique Romantic Dramedy
The degradation of the environment is the main problem facing all of us. If that isn't enough, many people oppose action to save the environment or deny there is even a problem. Some of the most vocal and powerful of these people are conservative Christians in the USA.
Tri Robinson, a conservative evangelical pastor but also life-long environmentalist, has battled throughout his life to show that Christianity and environmentalism are not mutually exclusive. In fact, environmental stewardship is demanded by Christianity – “with dominion comes responsibility”.
Most environmental films are framed for a liberal audience and preach to the converted. This film addresses “unconverted” Christians, while offering liberal non-Christians a fascinating insight into evangelical values and mindset as Tri, at work on his ranch or church, builds up a Biblical case for environmentalism emphasising respect and responsibility that flies in the face of many on either side. This film is absolutely timely – the destruction of the environment is the most important issue facing all people, and many politicians and voters need to face it.
A documentary fiction work. Weaving together the lives of two men, this film draws upon their individual dealings with fire to expand across themes such as pyromania, anarchy, radicalism and enlightenment.
A film that gives voice to the anxiety and rage unleashed by Brexit Britain. With fire as the film’s central metaphor, artist Callum Hill welds together stories real and fictional, personal and political, to dwell on the contradictory impulse to destroy in the hope of progress. (Rotterdam brochure)
Official Selection International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) 2019 - Bright Future - Tiger Shorts Competition
A man on the run is haunted by visions of a dog that transforms into a mysterious woman every night. As he loses his grip with reality, his obsession takes a dark turn. Based on a tale from the Indian Folklore.
A man on the run is haunted by visions of a dog that transforms into a mysterious woman every night. As he loses his grip on reality, his obsession takes a dark turn.
