Set in late 19th-century London, the story follows the beginnings of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson. Their investigation leads them to Whitechapel, where a series of mysterious disappearances fuels fear and superstition. As whispers of the supernatural spread through the shadowy streets, Holmes is drawn into a dark and unsettling enigma that will challenge his reason and shape his destiny.

‘Wait’ explores the anxiety of waiting for something positive or negative, showing how these two identities can appear almost identical. Similar actions can have different meanings. Two stories, one screen. What you think will happen may not always be the case.

Stephen Fry and Gemma Whelan star in a new FT drama written by David Baddiel, exploring AI, memory and truth.

Fry plays a grandfather with dementia who uses an AI tool to fill gaps in his memory. While reviewing the archive of his life his family makes a shocking discovery, throwing doubt on who he was as a father and what they choose to remember.

Which memories are really true? It is impossible to say. But the film questions how AI might come to define who we are, also interrogating ideas of privacy and ownership. If fragments of our lives come to be part of what forms AI, who owns those archives — or rather, who owns us?

MY TYPE is a love story about courage, connection, and the beautiful messiness of being human, set against the real, everyday challenges of Type 1 Diabetes. Shot on Super 16mm. Shot in Santa Barbara. It follows two young people who find an unexpected spark of hope and romance right when life feels the most overwhelming.

CASTA explores the intricate relationship between trauma and recovery. Set against the serene backdrop of a picturesque Provençal landscape in the South of France, this documentary delves into a life both present and past, through experiences and connections with magnificent creatures bearing imposing horns. These animals, symbols of resilience and strength, become central to a narrative that intertwines nature, healing, and human connection. Through daily interactions and care, both given and received, we uncover insights into how environments and relationships can shape the journey towards one man's recovery and his acceptance of life and death.

Juan Lozano, a successful Elvis impersonator from Merthyr Tydfil, pushed his dedication to the limit by undergoing numerous surgeries to more closely resemble his idol. One of these surgeries has left him nearly blind, leading to the difficult decision to retire his Elvis show. As Juan prepares for his last performance as The King, he reflects on his remarkable 20-year career, celebrating the highs and facing the sacrifices made.

Now, entering his twilight years, Juan is determined to step out of Elvis's shadow and rediscover his true self. After years of writing his own songs, he’s now ready to be recognised as an artist in his own right.

Set against the backdrop of the Welsh valleys, this hopeful film explores themes of identity, the destructive pursuit of perfection, and the resilience found in living with a life-altering disability.

After her husband’s death, a mother struggles to connect with her son, who has retreated into his music - until she discovers it is not an escape, but a way back to him…and to herself.