Get Off My Land

Director: Douglas Ray

Year: 2016

When a middle aged couple decide to attend the local swingers party, in the hope to save their frozen marriage, they are disappointed to see they are the only attendees, worse yet the hosts are a couple of stuck up liberals who have a opposed their planning permission. What follows is a night of brutal honesty and small town politics.<br /> Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2016 - Laugh Strand - World premiere

Director: Douglas Ray

Year: 2015

A fortysomething ex-lead singer of a once-moderately-famous British indie band has just had his solo album rejected and parted ways with his manager.<br /> And, to make matters worse, his wife is cheating on him. With a woman.<br /> So he embarks upon an ill-conceived plan to teach his wife a lesson and maybe win her back. <br /> It involves kidnaping both her and her lover and making them swallow what he claims is rat poison – as well as swallowing some himself.<br /> He says he's brought an antidote, but only enough for two people, and he wants the group to decide who lives.<br /> But he hasn’t really poisoned anyone. However, the antidote is poisonous. But when he tries to explain this, not everyone believes him, with tragic consequences for all.

Director: Douglas Ray

Year: 2014

He was once a pop star with adoring fans, now he’s just another forty-something guitarist struggling to launch a solo career. And, to make matters worse, his wife's just left him for a woman. So he's kidnapped them both and is driving out of London with a tub full of poison and enough antidote to save only two people. He's going to poison all three of them, then they can all discuss what’s happened and decide who gets to be saved.