After attempting to steal medication from his local shop, twenty something Kyle must complete ten weeks community service as a charity volunteer.

He must visit Mary, an elderly lady, who is not keen on company. After a difficult start, they come to the agreement that Kyle will stay and help Mary around the house.

The two form an unlikely friendship and eventually learn about each other’s struggles. Mary shares how her husband of more than fifty years developed dementia and how she had to slowly watch him deteriorate while acting as his carer, and Kyle tells Mary how he struggles to care for his father who is becoming increasingly unwell.

After sharing their stories, the two dance until Mary collapses and Kyle rushes to call an ambulance.

Trapped within the contentedness of suburbia, Sean is haunted by visions from his past and finds himself slowly becoming ‘Mearcstapan’, akin to the border-walkers found in the epic of 'Beowulf'.

Singer/songwriter Eli Fretter’s manager, Gill, has booked him into a state of the art studio space, in an attempt to encourage him to leave his traditional sensibilities and penchant for acoustic music and analog recording techniques behind, instead taking his place in the digital landscape of modern, electronic, music.

The night before his booking, Eli finds himself stranded in the studio with the strange receptionist, who insists that, with nowhere else to go, he spend the night in one of their live-rooms. Things take a surreal and nightmarish turn for Eli as reality appears to bend and distort, transporting him to-and-fro from the studio to a mysterious music venue and eventually to a dungeon, followed by a monstrous cloaked figure. Able to trust neither the eerie receptionist nor his controlling manager Gill, Eli discovers an otherworldly connection between his rapidly mutating body and the studio’s electronic equipment, which builds into a shocking climax that goes out with a flash.