London Gangsters

A group of failing British college students sign up to work at the Summertime International Festival of Fun (S.T.I.F.F.) as a means to gain free entry when things turn out to be not so glamorous as they expected.

Tom and Jessie are two young adults from Blackpool who acquire telpathic powers after coming into contact with two travelers from outer space. The aliens duplicate the physical forms of Tom and Jessie leaving them vulnerable when a secret government division comes searching.

Four underachieving college students take their first camping holiday together in England when they realise they can't afford to go anywhere else.

The close-knit Ingalls family builds a new life on the Western frontier, where the joys of nature and the struggle for survival are deeply intertwined.

In a scorched, post-apocalyptic world, survival is fragile and trust is dangerous. When a hardened loner discovers a naive man with the mind of a child, the two form an uneasy alliance, their journey colliding with a sinister school where the once students (now adults) are still ruled by the authority figures of the past. Fear, secrets, and the threats prevent them from exploring whats beyond their gated community.

Ryan and James, two brothers, leave University parting ways with what seems like a bleak future. Two years pass before James seeks to meet up with Ryan only to find himself swept up in London's organised crime. Uncertainty bewilders them as they try to escape their situation.

Chris and Carla Bennett had the perfect life until the day their nine-year-old daughter Kimberly was abducted in broad daylight. Days turn into weeks and weeks into months. All attempts to find her come up empty, leaving the entire community baffled.

A disgraced ex investment banker from the City of London sees an opportunity to rebuild his life, but as fortune rises, relationships fracture and the consequences become impossible to escape. A young woman living just outside Canary Wharf tries to breakout of her unfortunate financial situation by aligning with a disgraced ex banker in the pursuit of easy money just when things escalate.

Set in the town of Graves Hill, England, an isolated town built around a Victorian lunatic asylum situated on a castle rock where it overlooks the cursed land.

A missing friend. A seaside city. A loan shark who uses giant mascots for crime. What they find in Blackpool is far stranger — and funnier — than they ever imagined

Ineptitude, bad decisions, and general hijinks collide when four make slacker university students set out on a trip from England to Amsterdam

Emily, a young woman narrowly escapes a serial killer with the help of her Father ‘Keith’ having shot the supposed killer. In the Aftermath of the horrific events that took place, they must forge statements if her father is to avoid a prison sentence, forcing Emily to chase after a witness ‘Dale’, who wants nothing to do with the situation. Meanwhile a new killer arrises in town sending doubts through Keiths mind as to whether he shot the wrong person. Emily handcuffs herself to Dale to prevent him from going home having escaped from hospital with his wounds. Dale refuses to let Emily stop him from leaving, He take Emily against her will along for the ride as they walk through the Surrey countryside heading back towards Dale’s trailer park home. Along the way, Emily and Dales hatful relationship turns to love and affection shortly before being taken and held captive by the killer along with other members of the town.

A new killer arrives in Devil’s Punchbowl while the Aftermath of the towns previous killer is still being dealt with. Emily follows Dale on his route home and with the intention of persuading him to give a false witness statement.

Nicholas Felt and Jacob Crymsby put their social classes aside in an attempt to uncover the mystery lurking on the Moors of Bodmin.

On Damien's first week of university the local authorities suspect him as the culprit of a major crime when Damien is found at the scene. As they delve into the case they notice his personality bares similar traits to that of a psychopath they once encountered.

A young Baker with a heart defect, Charlie Kensington enlists in military service shortly before the Normandy D-Day landings in 1945 in search of his brother Alan when he does not return in the evacuation of Dunkirk. Alan leaves behind his artwork, giving Charlie clues as to his whereabouts, whilst Charlie tries his best to navigate his way through German-occupied France and nothing but his rifle and his wit.