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On a quiet afternoon in a small British park, two longtime friends unwind after a day of shopping with a young daughter. What begins as light-hearted banter about parenting and everyday exhaustion slowly unravels into a raw, intimate conversation about fear, motherhood, and the uneasy world their children are growing up in. When news of a knife incident at their children’s school surfaces, the laughter fades, exposing the fragile illusion of safety they cling to. Set against the muted greys of a late-autumn city park, For Their Safety captures the subtle tension of modern parenthood where humour masks anxiety, and love becomes both shield and burden.
Drama
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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A live-in carer for her zombie grandfather struggles to cope when her greedy relatives move in and claim a share of his estate. When she demands they contribute to his care as a condition of executing his will, all hell breaks loose, as her relatives’ plans for the zombie become ever more extreme.
Comedy
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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They sang "All things bright and beautiful"
Your hands were held firmly.
You couldn't see, but you smelt his breath.
Then it happened...
Something evil has emerged from the fog with a terrifying purpose.
Horror
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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Three ‘remainers’ congregate in an otherwise deserted pub and contemplate whether the news that a meteorite will shortly destroy Earth is a hoax, but they each need to decide what’s best to do in the short time left - if it’s indeed true.
Comedy
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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An elderly English woman wakes to find her husband has passed away during the night. Refusing to collapse into grief, she continues her daily routine—feeding neighbourhood children, delivering food to refugees, and engaging with her church community. At the same time, a young Iranian mother, traumatised by the loss of her children during a dangerous sea crossing, struggles with PTSD and carries only dolls in her pram. Their paths cross, and in a fleeting moment of compassion, they share an unspoken bond of grief, memory, and hope. Lost at Sea is a poetic short film about loss, resilience, and the fragile connections that carry us forward.
Drama
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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When a brilliant but hideously unattractive plastic surgeon sues a beautiful people website for revoking his (mistaken) membership, a mischievous judge gives him 30 days to prove he’s truly beautiful - by completing six outrageous tasks that test not just his looks, but his soul.
Comedy
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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Haunted by dreams that blur sexuality and slavery, Tobias — a gay Black man caught between the noisy banter of his queer friends and the violent fantasies consuming him — brings home a white stranger from the dark room, where desire and racial trauma spiral toward their dark consummation.
INTO? is a provocative and unsettling short film that fuses realism, queer subculture, and horror. Through Tobias’s journey, it interrogates the intersections of race, sexuality, trauma, and desire — asking what happens when the fantasies we inherit and the desires we repress spiral toward their dark consummation.
Thriller
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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An ambitious writer and a typecast actor must team up on a rom-com neither believes in. But as the pages turn, their fight for authenticity sparks a love story more real than anything Hollywood could script
Romance
Low Budget (< £100k)
Feature
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Having been cheated out of a large sum of money
by a business partner, Gerard Winstanley
goes bankrupt and suffers a breakdown
that necessities him and his wife leaving
London. He then start a new life in the
countryside as a grazier but finds that
there is no escaping from injustice or unfairness.
Drama
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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