Adan Osborne

Martin and Johnathan's idyllic life is torn apart when Martin falls terminally ill, his body rejecting any sustenance. Having exhausted all their options and with Martin on death's door, the couple argue about the only option left.

A quiet night in the local pub descends into chaos as a mysterious wanderer and his clever card trick reveals more than intended.

As Cathy Linton nears death, she finds herself in a loop of memories while coming to terms with the truth of the world she’s lived and loved in.

After moving into a new flat, Robert and Jennifer begin building a life together. They experiencing highs and lows and grow as people. This is before difficulties getting pregnant lead to anxieties that put strain on their relationship, pulling and pushing them further apart.

In East Riding, Yorkshire, seventeen-year-old Kaden reluctantly takes a job at the local strawberry field over the Summer. A quiet introvert, Kaden doesn’t fit in with the other farmhands, who are all older, and more experienced, and treat him with contempt. It is here he encounters Lucas, an aloof eighteen-year-old who has worked at the farm for several Summers now. Underneath his initial indifference, Lucas hides a deeper curiosity for Kaden. Desires disentangle in this new, uninhibited, and sun-drenched environment, as the two boys tentatively begin to explore their feelings towards one another in secret, a kinship that forces them to confront their own internalized homophobia, shame, and sense of belonging.

With the entire world on lockdown amid an unknown threat, a distant brother and sister connect via video call and weigh up the risks of leaving their locations for a long-overdue reunion.

The story of Florence and James Maybrick

‘Cheese and Onion’ is a police crime drama highlighting how a small dispute can escalate out of hand and lead to tragic consequences. Set in present day rural West Yorkshire, the narrative follows a police sergeant as she takes revenge on her husband's young mistress.