Cameron Wight

A short film that artistically depicts addiction through metaphorical personification as a mysterious lover and friend, Ananke. The relationship that the protagonist, Juliana, builds with Ananke mirrors the abusive relationship that one can have with substance abuse, where the euphoria is so dazzling it replaces ambition and independence. In the short film, we explore how one, who suffers from a lack of support and loneliness, can give away everything to feel wholesome. The film explores addiction within LGBTQ+ communities.

Based on the play by Caryl Churchill, this film shows the Jewish journey from Russia in 1903 to Palestine in 2009. It humanizes and visualizes the progression from oppressed to oppressors whilst imploring it's audience for open conversation and empathy.

Walter's live podcast interview with a vampire uncovers the hidden battle between mankind and ancient supernatural forces, and the role he is destined to play in the fight.

A lonely techno DJ questions his mechanical existence as metal begins to break out of his skin after being forced to employ a sonic algorithm that guarantees success with the crowd... and a ‘supermodel’.

Tommy and Star, two south London teens, explores the complexities of young gay life, focusing on themes of friendship, grief, and the messy realities of adolescence while facing their trauma through risky choices and relationships.

A young playwright is moving out of the home that used to house her relationship with an actor. Before driving away, she remembers leaving her diary somewhere in the house. Making her way back in, she is faced with the physical manifestations of moments in her relationship. With her journeying deeper, her memories distort, as she is forced to face what her relationship truly was. A horrifying monstrosity.

A young man returns home to assist his struggling father. Together, they must resolve their troubled relationship, keep the family farm afloat and overcome their shared grief.