The Removed - Short Drama

The Removed examines the life long effects of forced adoption and one woman's search for a lost past.
How To Break Up - Short Comedy
A young couple at the end of their tether plan the most spectacular public break-up of all time.
Reawakening - Feature Drama 

John (JARED HARRIS) and Mary (JULIET STEVENSON) have lived with desolating grief and the agony of uncertainty for the past ten years. Their only child, Clare, disappeared without trace when she was fourteen. 

The Future Can Be Yours - Short Romance
A man falls through the trapdoor of infinity.
The Fallow Few - Feature War Drama
December, 1916. The Western Front. A disillusioned soldier, tasked with guarding British deserters on death row, disobeys his superiors to save his latest charge's life at the eleventh hour. Based on a true story.

Discord - Short Drama
At a young girl's first lesson with her new piano teacher tensions rise to an unexpected climax.
SIGNS OF LIFE - Feature Drama
Struck dumb by a dangerous cycle of depression and grief, Anne (Sarah-Jane Potts) attempts to shift her life by taking herself on a cheap holiday, she hopes to find peace, beauty and perspective, but on arrival she’s met with noise, squalor and danger. Threats to her safety force Anne to sleep rough in an unknown place, a chance encounter with another solo traveller, Bill (David Ganly) offers her an unexpected solution and a chain of surprising and often hilarious events unfold between these two strangers.

Following the success of last year’s feature on Bowie’s screen career, Adrian Wootton CEO of Film London, turns his Spotlight on The Who. 

​His presentation, lavishly illustrated with clips and slides, marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Tommy, Ken Russell’s outrageous and highly popular film musical adaptation of The Who’s classic rock opera. Adrian, all round film and music aficionado, will reveal the behind-the-scenes stories behind the dramatic, sometimes chaotic making of Tommy and looks back at the legendary rock band’s other adventures on screen.