Sam Brain

As Mike gets ready to leave his life in London behind, his friend tries to convince him to stay.

Returning to the London council house he grew up in after a non-acrimonious divorce, Emeka's caught between worlds - left wondering how to belong.

When two people meet one night in London, their relationship blossoms and fractures, intertwined with impending societal collapse.

This is a film of the 2013 Cambridge Greek Play production of Prometheus, presented at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

The great ‘British summer’ is a fleeting affair; it’s over before it even begins. But much like anything that alludes us, the magic of its temporariness persists and gives both hope, opportunity and nostalgia. For Tiny and Charlotte in British Summertime, this is the prevailing notion - that the chance they’ve been able to meet and connect is something truly special but it certainly won’t last forever.

Confronted by an old acquaintance, Lee is taken aback by the question, "Do you have kids?" It's a friendly question tossed casually into conversation, but for Lee it has a complex and difficult answer. How to encapsulate the world within her, another dimension where the traumatic and beautiful exist side by side? Exploring and enduring this place, Lee finds the strength she needs to answer.

As Mike gets ready to leave his life in London behind, his friend tries to convince him to stay.

As Mike gets ready to leave his life in London behind, his friend tries to convince him to stay.

Returning to the London council house he grew up in after a non-acrimonious divorce, Emeka's caught between worlds - left wondering how to belong.

When two people meet one night in London, their relationship blossoms and fractures, intertwined with impending societal collapse.

The great ‘British summer’ is a fleeting affair; it’s over before it even begins. But much like anything that alludes us, the magic of its temporariness persists and gives both hope, opportunity and nostalgia. For Tiny and Charlotte in British Summertime, this is the prevailing notion - that the chance they’ve been able to meet and connect is something truly special but it certainly won’t last forever.

Confronted by an old acquaintance, Lee is taken aback by the question, "Do you have kids?" It's a friendly question tossed casually into conversation, but for Lee it has a complex and difficult answer. How to encapsulate the world within her, another dimension where the traumatic and beautiful exist side by side? Exploring and enduring this place, Lee finds the strength she needs to answer.

As Mike gets ready to leave his life in London behind, his friend tries to convince him to stay.

Moments after winning a prestigious award, a jaded celebrity’s conversation with a young fan through a toilet stall door makes her reconsider how much her success means to her.

A husband and wife’s ordinary weekday breakfast features a surprising routine.

This is a story about two siblings, thrown together again in the wake of their grandmother's death. Shell is gender transitioning - but older sister Jess wants everything to stay the same.