The Wicker Children (Feature Film)
New folk horror feature film with international sales agent attached! From award winning director and film production company who have had work selected at Frightfest and London Independent Film Festival. Chance to be extra or actor in next film or a short film screened at premiere. The Wicker Children is in post production so you can back with confidence.
Lovecraft: When the Stars are Right
This is the first film ever made about H. P. Lovecraft — and almost no one has seen it. Shot in 1989–90, it features unique interviews with Lovecraft's friends and colleagues. It has sat unfinished for more than thirty-five years. We need your help to complete it and release it for the first time.
Banner/background image shows Frank Belknap Long and Stuart Gordon.
A Thirty Something's Guide to Your First Miscarriage
What’s it really like to lose a baby? This short film offers a raw, darkly funny and deeply personal answer. Inspired by the real-life miscarriage of one of our writer/directors, it follows a thirty-something woman through the chaotic, surreal reality of her first loss. Blending theatre and film, with bold humour and honesty, it challenges stigma and breaks the silence around pregnancy loss.
Pristine
"As her relationship disintegrates, Chloe spirals into a dreamlike re-enactment of her first queer love, where fantasy and memory form her route to liberation. In the fight for control, what will it take to reclaim a life that no longer feels like her own?"
Director/Writer: Alexandra Healy (IMMATERIAL - writer/ director)
Producers: Emily-Jane Sheppard and Eva Onsrud
Too Late Too Soon
Too Late Too Soon is 15-minute drama short exploring the contrasting emotional realities of parenthood through parallel storytelling and examines themes of fear, timing, responsibility, and personal readiness.
Director - Ananya Tej
DOP - Aditya Patane
Producer - Daryl D'Cotta
Production Manager - Maddy Grocott
See You Tomorrow
A fearless, darkly comic one-woman show based on a true story. See You Tomorrow explores what happens when the only witness—your own memory—can’t testify. Heading from Cardiff to the Edinburgh Fringe, this piece is led by trained actor and writer Beth Lindsey, with director Helen Iley and BAFTA-winning producer Katy Mendo.
LUC
UPDATE: Production is currently postponed, we will notify everyone once we are back on track and seeking further donations!
LUC is a Coming-of-Age short film - Dev is a young woman navigating her first break-up. When her mother drags her away to Annecy in hopes of pulling her out of a depressive episode, a stranger helps Dev come to terms with the reality of her past relationship.