Captain Powerman has been sent to our world by the Evil Doctor Itchums! He must find the Chromosphere to escape, and soon. But when Saoirse bumps into this mad, spandex-clad man, she doesn’t believe him to be a Superhero at all . . .

A $0 budget student film about A woman who talks about her dreams. They seem so peaceful and pretty, anyone would want them to come true; but not if it means her nightmares would also come true. They are horrifying.

In ’The Hairy Notion of a Green Afternoon’ a mysterious protagonist emerges from elemental energies, leading us on her sensational journey. She (the ‘Ur-Frau’) is a mysterious force, ever-changing, responding to, and even becoming, her encounters with nature. She evolves from the primal shadows of space, takes on the wild freedom of horses and the blinking light of stars to then caress the melancholy power of the sleepy moon. Submerging in the echoed splash of the deep cave pools, she bleeds with the pained prick of a blooming rose. Absorbing the throb of a golden heartbeat, she continues her tale of becoming. Magical creatures accompany her: transmogrifying trees that become bejewelled majesties or the ever-changing fauna that become her cosmos. Her story is that of emotion - felt, rather than told - a tale where the original score pulsates expressively with the visuals’ rhythm. It is a tale of enrichment and empowerment, breathing and oozing nature’s forms and wonders.

A funny and moving glimpse behind the safety curtain. Witness the love scene, the storm scene, the inevitable death scene and remember, it’s all only pretend. Pulitzer-nominated playwright, Will Eno's monologue Mr Theatre Comes Home Different has been adapted for the screen to celebrate all those who were unable to work in the theatre industry due to the pandemic. Made in London, during lockdown in April 2021, with a cast of 12 actors and a small, dedicated crew, Mr Theatre Comes Home Different was conceived to raise money for the Theatre Artists Fund, supporting theatre freelancers in the UK. So as the world reopens - let’s set the stage again. Together.

Tim and Sophie both believe in the cause, but don't see eye to eye on the the value of attending a protest. Tim chooses to stay at home and protest from the sofa, but when Sophie doesn't come home one night his principles are thrown into doubt.

Whilst her nap Minju receives a phone call from someone with a familiar voice. And she wanders night streets of the city. After waking up from a long nap, she anxiously calls her old teacher.