Some people think hell is somewhere below the earth. For Janice, it is somewhere below Neath (near Port Talbot, in Wales.)
In this sleepy industrial estate, everyone goes home for Christmas.
Janice has one last client to see before she and her new employee can go home. But then, it happens. Her assistant Nia locks the door to keep intruders from hearing about a confidential business deal...
...but the key breaks. They are locked in, under the quietest part of Neath.
Indie
Low Budget (< £100k)
Feature
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Ever heard of the Blair Witch Project? So did Pitcher. Pitcher believes the myths and now she wants to make her own microbudget movie.
Unfortunately, the local venture capitalist (VC) is only interested in tech start-ups. Worse than that, Pitcher is incredibly lazy and refuses to do any research. She won't even skim through a book on film finance that was recommended by the VC.
But when Pitcher's father's cancer becomes terminal, his hospitalisation leads to a series of events that might help her achieve her dreams.
Indie
Medium Budget (< £500k)
Feature
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After waking up from a rave and discovering that all the party goers are now dead, Terry and the party’s DJ must put the night’s events together to figure out what happened. Liza is having her own party problems after a dark encounter with her new boss at the office party.
Indie
Low Budget (< £100k)
Web Series
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Set in a fictional town somewhere near the Salton Sea, where life is cheap and death is holy... Two oddball best friends come-of-age amidst a religious community eagerly awaiting the Second Coming. Caught between the ruins of yesterday, the ruination of tomorrow, and the nihilism of the present moment, Harpo and Zeke stumble into their identities laughing, dancing, fighting, and growing apart. An understated story about youth, friendship, and the fear and shame that often alienates young, queer people from each other. Somewhere between "Daisies," "Moonrise Kingdom," and "Only The Young" (the documentary, not the Taylor Swift song).
(Harpazo: "to snatch away, to seize, to rapture")
Indie
Low Budget (< £100k)
Short
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