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- A young girl, Jane, exhausted after another day of her parents arguing runs away from home. On her way, she stops at a park and encounters a curious yet helpful young girl whose mutual experiences could help to shape Jane's future.
- A boy finds solace in a ball pit, at a soft play enclosure, until he is sucked down into an alternate dimension and greets his older self.
- A teenager discovers the true meaning of nonviolence after being racially stereotyped.
- 'Cinema Now' is a short, observational documentary film depicting closed cinemas from the point of view of their exteriors in and amongst the London cityscape. During the COVID-19 pandemic thus far, cinemas around the country have been closed and left (largely) without government funding or support - depriving audiences of their love for cinema. The film sets out to document cinemas in their current state. With no narration or music - except an overwhelming cascade of localised, diegetic sounds (traffic noise, pedestrians walking and natural ambiences) for every cinema filmed - the film intends to show cinemas as they are now: motionless, noiseless, devoid of activity. The occasional pedestrian may incidentally cross the frame, as might a car or bicycle - none of these occurrences will be scripted, or conversely, made to feel purposefully desolate. With the film, we want to capture and show not just closed cinemas but members of the public passively walking by and giving little, if any, notice to them. The film will thus take the form of an observational documentary, with long static shots of each venue. The matter of fact is that whilst the people's cinemas remain closed, wider society has felt powerless. The film is committed to demonstrating solidarity with independent cinema owners, staff and public alike who all cherish the cinema as an establishment, a social space and as a means for discovering film.
- Fair Trade is a 5-part Web Series about the struggles of a girl with autism, a sexually confused lesbian and an aspiring artist/psychologist dealing with modern dating and adult problems.
- A documentary exploring the artistry and practice of Alexandra Larion of Art Larion.
- The Living Theatre Whitwell presents our dynamic two person reading of A Christmas Carol, touring throughout Hertfordshire and further afield. We are delighted to present this classic tale. So Grab yourself a mulled wine and settle into your seat - but don't get too comfortable, expect characters to leap from the page and Dickens to dance before your eyes as our two actors contend to tell everyone's favourite Christmas story; seamlessly moving from your trusted narrator to the most fiendish of Dickens creations. This reading is created for all the family, relishing the words for the most faithful Dickens fan to captivating the imaginations of our youngest audiences.
- An in-depth look at the life and career of veteran illustrator and bluegrass musician John Holder.
- A young woman looks for meaning in her life but is initially scared by her perception of life. Haunted by her past, she tackles her fears and anxieties head on and towards the end, she reconnects with her former self - being now at peace. She longs for something more however.
- An elderly man is reminded of his reality as he goes about a normal day with his only friend in the world: a teddy bear.
- A young couple receive a small box inscribed with biblical literature. Soon after arriving the box plays havoc on the young couple's lives while a figure from medieval folklore gives them guidance.
- A mute woman deals with the world around her. Dreams encapsulate dreams. Dreamscape is an exploration of the idea of if one is truly free, or whether we are all prisoners; either in regards to our own mind or a larger societal structure.