After moving into their new house, a volatile young couple discovers a ladybird infestation which causes further strain on their relationship. Until that is, the man unknowingly swallows one. This is Oscar Wenman-Hyde’s Love With Black Spots.
One evening while working at home, a woman hears a knock at her window and is confronted by a young girl standing outside. This is writer and director Naveen Sunag’s supernatural thriller Mom I Am Alone.
A young boy repeatedly complains to his mum that he feels that someone the same as him is always around. In order to convince him that is not true his mum decides to listen. This is Naveen Sunag’s psychological thriller, Someone Same As Me.
Invited to an unexpected gathering, a woman must face her demons and see just how far she will go to re-visit her tragic past in Mathew Ouzounis’ A Dust of Phantasm.
An agoraphobic and washed-up rock star is confronted by a nosy new neighbour and an imaginary nuisance in Jeff Hindenach’s comedy-drama Lost Inside.
A puppet show musical that walks the line of comedy and horror, we take a look at Michael A. Grant and James Ure’s peculiar yet totally unique short film Mongolian Death Worm: A Puppet Show Musical.
In a strange type of hotel-come-hospital, a care worker carefully wanders the corridors to check on each patient to make sure they are ready for the new day in Gabriel Caste’s psychological thriller Are You Awake?
The tangled union of a young couple charts their compatibility with one another while they both fight against the unbearable urge not to be alone. This is Fall on Me.
A rock musician and a free-spirited woman start an intense relationship that soon spirals into a world of drug addiction and crime in Rob Wiley’s crime thriller River Road.
In an attempt to save his family as well as himself, a wealthy novelist tries desperately to get out of a deal he made with the devil in Adam B Sergent’s The Devil’s Instrument.
One of the biggest drug dealers in South Central becomes suspicious after one of his crew members turns police informant. Will business or paranoia win the day? This is Omar Cook’s Coke Boys.
A short observational documentary about a theatre company in Brazil that tells a universal story of the people struggling and those thriving in a difficult and poverty-stricken environment. This is Aliki Tsakoumi’s documentary Luiz’s Crackland.
