Zoe Hutber

Confined to her cottage by a strange curse that kills every living thing she touches, Flora, a grieving witch, lives in solitude—until one day there’s a knock on the door. The following encounter brings chaos, wonder and joy into the cottage, but will it be enough to bring Flora out of the darkness?

A stop-motion mockumentary about toys and the children they "work" with. Made loosely in response to Brexit, TOYHOOD combines stop-motion and toy-like puppets with unscripted interviews from internationals living in Britain today.

A couple struggle against the system in a world where everyone is made of money.

Confined to her cottage by a strange curse that kills every living thing she touches, Flora, a grieving witch, lives in solitude—until one day there’s a knock on the door. The following encounter brings chaos, wonder and joy into the cottage, but will it be enough to bring Flora out of the darkness?

A stop-motion mockumentary about toys and the children they "work" with. Made loosely in response to Brexit, TOYHOOD combines stop-motion and toy-like puppets with unscripted interviews from internationals living in Britain today.

A couple struggle against the system in a world where everyone is made of money.