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On her mother’s second wedding day, Meena arrives at the hotel suite she’s sharing with depressed older sister Avani. It’s been months since Meena’s transition and the first time she’s meeting her sibling, as a woman. As they dress for the ceremony, Meena struggles to enlist her stubborn sister’s support in presenting herself as a woman to a prejudiced family.

Finally acknowledging the pain of their father’s passing may be what repairs their bond as siblings, and now crucially - as sisters.

6 x 30 min episodes......A 'cringalisious' LGBTQ sitcom. A mid 40's man is left by his husband of 20 years for someone much younger. This is the story of his struggle through modern dating, enlisting the help of his new friend Hattie, who arrives on the scene at just the right time, almost as if by magic.

A desperately lonely elderly man retraces the cruising spots of his youth in search of a sexual encounter. A terribly sad, dark comedy about the elderly gay communities isolation.

Three friends live in a 90’s maroon Buick in an abandoned strip mall parking lot. When one
friend decides to leave this backwards thinking town for good, he leaves the others a gift that’ll set them free.

A female private detective takes on a simple case that results in her having to seek out her estranged Mafia boss father.

A black and Asian female couple overcome poverty, illness and death through the power of their music.

Based on first hand accounts. Operation Fernbridge, the recent police inquiry into establishment links to historic child sex abuse, unlocks the childhood memories of Lee Towsey, who on his sixteenth birthday started work at the pioneering gay bed and breakfast: Elm Guest House.

Setting:
London: 1965 – Present day. Mainly 1982.

Genre:
Biopic. Tragi-comic memoir.

Everything was better back then... or was it? Gerry's idea of pride, is never backing down from his dated views. Helen can't believe their marriage has lasted 30 years. How much more can she take? Faced with Gerry finding out their daughter is about to become a man. Helen discovers a theory that anybody can go through the change. It's a matter of when, because something happened back then... that changed gender identity forever.

Billy's decided to deal with the challenge of coming out to his father in an interesting way – he's asked his mother do it for him. How does Kev, an old-fashioned working-class bloke, react when Michelle tells him Something About Billy?