Inez Playford

After losing contact with an interstellar probe, a group of eccentric and hungover scientists inadvertently make contact with a Lovecraftian cosmic being. They bluff for money, status, vengeance and most alarmingly - world domination.

A woman with chronic pain is stuck in a rehab hospital, unable to leave until she can find a way out of her fears and pain with the help of a new friend.

London, 1917. As Virginia and Leonard Woolf painstakingly handprint their first publication, we journey into the stream of Virginia's mind as she is struck with paralysing anxiety, stopping the press in a bid for time.

A naïve Bianca reveals the risk she's prepared to take to clear her mother's debt but her sister, Maria thinks she's gone too far this time.

Sean has just lost his Dad, and Billie, his boyfriend, will do just about anything to support him through this. They escape for a weekend away to a forgotten beach house where they realise growing up often means learning to lose people.

After losing contact with an interstellar probe, a group of eccentric and hungover scientists inadvertently make contact with a Lovecraftian cosmic being. They bluff for money, status, vengeance and most alarmingly - world domination.

A woman with chronic pain is stuck in a rehab hospital, unable to leave until she can find a way out of her fears and pain with the help of a new friend.

A woman with chronic pain is stuck in a rehab hospital, unable to leave until she can find a way out of her fears and pain with the help of a new friend.

London, 1917. As Virginia and Leonard Woolf painstakingly handprint their first publication, we journey into the stream of Virginia's mind as she is struck with paralysing anxiety, stopping the press in a bid for time.

A naïve Bianca reveals the risk she's prepared to take to clear her mother's debt but her sister, Maria thinks she's gone too far this time.

Sean has just lost his Dad, and Billie, his boyfriend, will do just about anything to support him through this. They escape for a weekend away to a forgotten beach house where they realise growing up often means learning to lose people.