Desperate to save his business from the financial troubles he faces, restaurant owner Declan latches onto a wealthy customer’s story about a violin that could lead him to a fortune in Damien Fowler’s short film I Will Make It Worth Your While
Dre Shaw reluctantly puts his life as a social media rising star on hold to return home for his big brother’s wedding, only to go from family liability to saviour. This is Emmy-nominated writer, director and producer Harold Jackson III’s Million to One.
A medical researcher believes he has found the vaccine to eradicate a deadly disease but soon begins to realise that his industry isn’t interested in saving lives in Barak Shpiez’s conspiracy thriller Vax.
A small group of would-be ghost-hunters in search of monumental fame investigate a notoriously haunted location, only to unleash a terrifying darkness in Adam B Sergent’s comedy/horror Darkness Hunting.
A modern-day Bonnie and Clyde decide to team up with an eccentric computer genius and long-time con man to pull off bigger and more daring heists. This is director and writer Alonge Hawes’ web series Silver & Gold.
A young couple visits a mysterious restaurant full of intrigue and eroticism. Testing the couple’s bond, the restaurant draws them deeper and deeper into delirium. This is Shawn Backstrom’s Spanish language surrealist black comedy Delirio en el Restaurante ‘El Romance’
On the eve of the Apocalypse, a motley group of strangers plays Russian Roulette with a man claiming to be the Devil for a chance to save the world in Neil Chase and David Heacock’s thriller Spin The Wheel.
Following the death of her best friend, Riley becomes consumed with guilt and it isn’t long before everything catches up with her in Daniel James Dismuke’s short psychological horror Disingenuous.
Two struggling, diametrically opposed actors find their fates collide in one calamitous audition when, against their will, they are paired together as a double act. This is Angus Castle-Doughty, Andy Burse, and Laura Manners short comedy, Two’s a Crowd.
In 1998 industrial waste is dumped into a river that leads to a freshwater leech having the ability to control the minds of the local townsfolk in Provinstate, Canada. The Police are soon on the tail of the pesky parasite in Chris Cheeseman and Paul Krysinski’s horror comedy Mind Leech.
The husband and lover of a recently deceased woman meet for the first time on the day of her funeral. Written by its lead actor Andrew Medeiros and directed by its co-lead Colby Cyrus, this is Torn.
After being rejected over and over again by producers and investors, a group of misfits decides to get together and make the movie on their own in Ian Adams’ comedy The Feature.
