Jack Carrivick

Inspired by Marcel Marceau’s The Hands, The Fly is the first in a short film trilogy of experimental horror, based on Elf Lyons’ one-woman show RAVEN.

Stuck in a rut with his distracted girlfriend, J.D. decides one night to break out of his routine, only to find there may be more than one version of himself out there, trying perhaps to steer him back into his rut.

Ronnie has accepted his fate but has yet to change his mind when he realises why he in fact is really in the woods.

Nina Moyse decides to completely exclude herself from society. However, everything changes when she discovers that she feels a desire for some form of human interaction.

When what should be a straightforward blackmailing goes amiss, The Sharpie finds the tables have been turned when she herself is held to ransom. This silent thriller starring Patricia Allison (Sex Education) will keep you guessing right up until the last shot.

Inspired by Marcel Marceau’s The Hands, The Fly is the first in a short film trilogy of experimental horror, based on Elf Lyons’ one-woman show RAVEN.

Stuck in a rut with his distracted girlfriend, J.D. decides one night to break out of his routine, only to find there may be more than one version of himself out there, trying perhaps to steer him back into his rut.

Ronnie has accepted his fate but has yet to change his mind when he realises why he in fact is really in the woods.

Ronnie has accepted his fate but has yet to change his mind when he realises why he in fact is really in the woods.

Nina Moyse decides to completely exclude herself from society. However, everything changes when she discovers that she feels a desire for some form of human interaction.

Nina Moyse decides to completely exclude herself from society. However, everything changes when she discovers that she feels a desire for some form of human interaction.

When what should be a straightforward blackmailing goes amiss, The Sharpie finds the tables have been turned when she herself is held to ransom. This silent thriller starring Patricia Allison (Sex Education) will keep you guessing right up until the last shot.