A.D. Cooper

A recluse with a violent secret must stand up to his gangster boss to save his friend, an ex-junkie who is trying to get him clean. A crime horror film about human connection, addiction and dependency.

A reclusive programmer with a severe speech impediment receives an invasive and unpredictable brain implant that could turn his life around.

A struggling singer returns home, tail between her legs. But a party invite from a childhood friend puts her outward persona to the test.

A couple tries to sleep, but she can't sleep without her fluffy sock. An absurdist comedy about chaos and order.

After a catastrophic car accident, Martin ends up in hospital next to the elderly Harold. Stuck staring at the ceiling with his head in a neck brace, Martin is at first infuriated by Harold's endless chit chat, but soon comes to appreciate Harold's view of the world. Only when Harold dies, does Martin realise how much the old man has helped him to heal.

An elderly couple escape for the day to re-discover their old seaside haunts and re-affirm their lifelong love affair.

When his car breaks down, Jay is lost in a cold foggy landscape. There’s no cell phone signal, and his battery is dying. At last, there’s a passing car, and he hitches a lift. But he has no idea where the car will take him.

It's 1965. Every day, Prudence comes to tell her story to the only thing that will listen without judging. The walls are her only companions and if she doesn't remember her own story, she may go mad.

A father must cook a feast for his family on the most important day of their lives. A heartwarming and bleak film about family.

A film to mark 100 years since the founding of the Twickenham & Thames Valley Beekeepers Association, a charity that promotes beekeeping in West London, Surrey and along the Mole Valley.

What Did You Do In the War, Mama? is set in 1917 when the powers of Europe are locked in a lethal war. Casualty numbers are enormous. There seems no way out of the stalemate. One evening, King George V and his advisers, including Prime Minister David Lloyd George, Army Commander of British Douglas Haig, and Munitions Minister, Winston Churchill are poisoned at dinner. Seriously ill, the men can no longer work and it falls to Queen Consort, Mary, to find a solution to this dangerous situation. And the question then becomes - what would happen if women ruled the world?

In the darkness of a stalled underground train, two strangers get their feet swapped by some mysterious energy. One is a rugby player; the other is a ballet dancer. Can it come out well for either of them?