Gabriela Staniszewska

Ignored throughout her pregnancy, Lilith senses her identity is being smothered by her burgeoning motherhood. Her anxieties begin to have physical manifestations-and she starts to fall apart-literally.

Stephanie is horrible. She preys on weak-minded people to get what she wants, and doesn’t care who is caught in the crossfire. While hunting for the fairytale life she wants she meets a much larger - much more dangerous predator, and makes a deal that will change her life forever.

Made in Bristol, on a budget of just £200, I Should Have Run tells the story of a lone woman walking home on a cold and dark night. She encounters something strange and terrifying, and when she is asked a question, her sheer terror causes her to lie... with disastrous consequences.

Choose Your Weapon focuses on an anxious new mother, locked in an horrific battle with her hyper-active imagination. Her terrifying task: a quick trip to the shops with her newborn.

Ignored throughout her pregnancy, Lilith senses her identity is being smothered by her burgeoning motherhood. Her anxieties begin to have physical manifestations-and she starts to fall apart-literally.

Ignored throughout her pregnancy, Lilith senses her identity is being smothered by her burgeoning motherhood. Her anxieties begin to have physical manifestations-and she starts to fall apart-literally.

Stephanie is horrible. She preys on weak-minded people to get what she wants, and doesn’t care who is caught in the crossfire. While hunting for the fairytale life she wants she meets a much larger - much more dangerous predator, and makes a deal that will change her life forever.

Stephanie is horrible. She preys on weak-minded people to get what she wants, and doesn’t care who is caught in the crossfire. While hunting for the fairytale life she wants she meets a much larger - much more dangerous predator, and makes a deal that will change her life forever.

Made in Bristol, on a budget of just £200, I Should Have Run tells the story of a lone woman walking home on a cold and dark night. She encounters something strange and terrifying, and when she is asked a question, her sheer terror causes her to lie... with disastrous consequences.

Made in Bristol, on a budget of just £200, I Should Have Run tells the story of a lone woman walking home on a cold and dark night. She encounters something strange and terrifying, and when she is asked a question, her sheer terror causes her to lie... with disastrous consequences.

Choose Your Weapon focuses on an anxious new mother, locked in an horrific battle with her hyper-active imagination. Her terrifying task: a quick trip to the shops with her newborn.

Choose Your Weapon focuses on an anxious new mother, locked in an horrific battle with her hyper-active imagination. Her terrifying task: a quick trip to the shops with her newborn.