A true story of a soldiers battle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

From the ruins of 1949 East London rises Marcus, an unassuming young man working as a custodian in a notorious brothel. Gertie, Marcus' pregnant mother and the brothel's ruthless madam, regularly beats Marcus to 'make a man' out of him. Gertie gives birth to Marcus' half-sister, tasking Marcus with disposing of the baby. Marcus is forced to decide - ultimately fleeing with the baby to a Catholic mission where he finds an equally corrupt foe in Father Seevick, who shakes Marcus down for brothel money. Realizing they're all alone, Marcus returns to the brothel to put his life and soul on the line, setting into motion a bloody confrontation that leads to his becoming criminal royalty.

When he makes a mistake that sends his family into a financial crunch, Faisal abandons his dreams of American university to work on a chicken farm. Only through humility and hardship can he learn the tough lessons necessary to gain ground in his new home.

Our Life Together is a beautiful and haunting excavation of one day in the life of a young couple living in London. Nothing seems to happen, and then everything does. This is a film constructed out of kindness: it's a bit sad, a bit funny, a bit surprising - much like life itself. Jamie Griffiths-Jones, Janet Henfrey and Emma Pallant star in this debut narrative film from director Poppie Sköld and writer Ben Webb.

This film taps in on the visual and narrative expectations of the modern genre audience with influences including Sergio Leone and John Carpenter. A Twilight Zone episode somewhere between The Sixth Sense and Momento.

15th April 1989: One game of football is about to affect Liam and the city of Liverpool forever… A fictional account of how the Hillsborough stadium disaster – which claimed the lives of 96 Liverpool supporters – unfolded for one family back home in Merseyside.

“No one cares cos you’re not killing each other anymore.” Contemporary Northern Ireland. Two teenagers get a hard time at a bus stop and decide to bunk off school. They decide to take revenge on their bully, but as the ghosts of conflict emerge, their youthful anarchy leads them towards a darker, older world, and from that towards an unexpected closeness.