Cereal Killer

Director: Robert Heath

Year: 2011

Five teenage friends are taken hostage by a vengeful psychopath and forced to play a ‘spin the bottle’ party game with life or death consequences.<br /> <br /> A party for the 'cool kids' celebrating the end of their first year at university turns nasty when a game of 'Truth or Dare' ends in humiliation for ultra-rich social misfit, Felix. Months later, Felix's older brother Justin organizes a private party for the friends at the aristocratic family's country estate. Once the fun and games have commenced, Justin reveals that Felix has in fact hanged himself, and that they are there to explain why. Justin's army training and sociopathic tendencies turn Truth or Dare into a brutal game of torture - turning friends against each other with corrosive consequences.

Director: Robert Heath

Year: 2010

1979: Election Night - a police interview room. Delroy's pregnant wife has been found dead in a pool of blood and he is brought in as the chief suspect. With all the evidence stacking up against him Delroy continually refuses to confess. He suffers a night of callous humiliation at the hands of two racist coppers, both high on the impending Conservative landslide victory. <br /> <br /> More concerned with the outcome of the election than establishing the truth they resort to brutal interrogation. The country wakes up to a new dawn with Margaret Thatcher as the new Prime Minister and Delroy's world is changed forever.<br /> <br /> From the writer of British classic 'The Long Good Friday' and based on a true story, Sus is a powerful cry against institutional racism which is as relevant today as ever. It pulls no punches in its depiction of a corrupt system that fails the very people it should protect.

Director: Robert Heath

Year: 2005

Take one television chef, past his sell-by date, add three armed robbers, stir in the police and simmer for three days. Bring to the boil and serve with a dressing of sexual tension and confusion. On screen, Felix Limb appears to be the perfect convivial TV chef. Off screen he is a neurotic with rapidly plummeting ratings and an American wife, Michelle, who seems to do most of the cooking. Tonight he is hosting one of his regular dinner parties for influential guests, and a few old rivals, plus an ambitious nubile PA – Amy. As the dinner party reaches the final course, with a drunken Felix about to come to blows with Bruce, in walk two masked and heavily armed strangers - Simon Cooper had planned to kidnap a bank manager with the help of a mysterious American mercenary, Vaughn. But Simon has written down the wrong address and before he can correct his mistake the police arrive. With the house surrounded, this dinner party is going to last longer than anyone expected.