11 year-old Jenny idolizes her older sister and tags along with Lisa and her new friends on a day out. When she witnesses her sister being bullied, Jenny tries to help but events take a sinister turn.

Based on a true story of a bright young man whose life is gradually consumed by his obsession with Fixed Odds Betting Terminals.

Terminal is an uncompromising look at the harms of long term gambling and is an intimate and sometimes darkly comic portrait of addiction and how it dominates and destroys someone's personal and professional life.

The Removed examines the life long effects of forced adoption and one woman's search for a lost past.

"When the lonely and isolated Francine is gifted a case of matches made in her controlling husband’s factory, she discovers that within the flames of each match resides the tortured soul of a deceased factory worker, cursed to appear with every strike."

Set against the Matchgirl Strikes of 1888, Strike is a gothic story about friendship and the toxicity that can be hidden behind the guise of love. As we still battle for better working conditions and campaign for equality, this timely short film shows us how far we’ve come by standing still.

He’s a man who has had enough.

After 30 years of too many downs and not enough ups on life’s rollercoaster, Billy embarks on a final lost weekend in the funfair of a town that is Blackpool. The place he loved as a kid seemed as good as anywhere to end it all. Well, at least try to. Unfortunately, like so many other things in his chaotic world, it doesn’t quite go how he had hoped. In a hilarious, drink and drug-fuelled romp, Billy staggers from one failed attempt to another, but then suddenly finds a reason to live in all the madness.

His redemption arrives in the shape of a grown man dressed as a parrot. Forgetting his problems for a second, Billy instinctively saves the suicidal parrot from ending it all in the Irish sea and in doing so, Billy finds a reason to live.


“A cracking short that punches harder than the usual drama
and with a funny bone to boot. Beautifully shot & acted short that finds massive heart & humour in the guts of Blackpool.”
- Shane Meadows

"Laugh out loud funny and devastatingly heartbreaking. Stephen Gallacher gives us a masterful and beautiful film, showing us the light and the dark yet always finding hope on every corner through superbly heartfelt performances and a very witty script."
-Peter Hoar

Rivkah, a Jewish cafe owner, tells the story of 'Squeaky Clean Mo', a down on his luck dishwasher who has been hiding his Jewish identity for years. When he starts working at her cafe, a romance begins to bubble...

In a dream-like reality, June embarks on her daily routine whilst preparing for her husbands arrival home, only to discover a heartbreaking truth about her life.