Michael Blundell-Lithco

Anna stumbles out of a club after a night out, just missing her bus home. As the sun begins to rise, she wanders through the streets of London and comes across a church. Almost without meaning to, she steps inside. In the stillness of the empty space, memories of her grandmother and the people she left behind flood her mind. She finds herself wondering what her life would have been like if she had never left home.

In order to claim welfare support for her son, Angela is forced to reveal the harrowing story of how the child was conceived. Inspired by real events and based on current government legislation, The Rape Clause is a short film about "one of the most inhumane and barbaric policies ever to emanate from Whitehall" (MSP Alison Thewliss, 2017) and how it weaponises shame and trauma.

LuLu, a shy but adventurous six year-old loses her mother in a supermarket when distracted by a confectionery display. On her quest to find her mother, with the countdown to the shops close already started, without fear she bravely navigates her way back to her mother whilst forging new friendships along the way.

A Man lives his day to day in a world where he is the only person that exists. His own comforting view on reality begins to shatter when he starts to see other signs of life.