Jordon Scott Kennedy

On a Bradford estate, Lenny and Mullet find an abandoned car and turn it into a DIY spaceship. A kitchen sink sci-fi comedy about estate childhoods, big dreams and escaping without going anywhere.

Welcome to a world where the adults act like kids, so the kids must act like adults.’⁣ Set in the early 2000s, and inspired by director Jordon Scott Kennedy's own childhood, Youthless explores the adultification of three thirteen-year kids on a council estate in Bradford, as they embark on the last day of the school holidays - and unknowingly of their childhoods too.⁣

Set in a marginalised working-class community, spanning across three generations, SUICIDE KELLY explores racism, masculinity, the influences of the media on controlling class narrative and the hope that can be found in the unlikeliest of places.

On a Bradford estate, Lenny and Mullet find an abandoned car and turn it into a DIY spaceship. A kitchen sink sci-fi comedy about estate childhoods, big dreams and escaping without going anywhere.

On a Bradford estate, Lenny and Mullet find an abandoned car and turn it into a DIY spaceship. A kitchen sink sci-fi comedy about estate childhoods, big dreams and escaping without going anywhere.

Welcome to a world where the adults act like kids, so the kids must act like adults.’⁣ Set in the early 2000s, and inspired by director Jordon Scott Kennedy's own childhood, Youthless explores the adultification of three thirteen-year kids on a council estate in Bradford, as they embark on the last day of the school holidays - and unknowingly of their childhoods too.⁣

Welcome to a world where the adults act like kids, so the kids must act like adults.’⁣ Set in the early 2000s, and inspired by director Jordon Scott Kennedy's own childhood, Youthless explores the adultification of three thirteen-year kids on a council estate in Bradford, as they embark on the last day of the school holidays - and unknowingly of their childhoods too.⁣

Set in a marginalised working-class community, spanning across three generations, SUICIDE KELLY explores racism, masculinity, the influences of the media on controlling class narrative and the hope that can be found in the unlikeliest of places.

Set in a marginalised working-class community, spanning across three generations, SUICIDE KELLY explores racism, masculinity, the influences of the media on controlling class narrative and the hope that can be found in the unlikeliest of places.