A single-mum family are driven to extreme behaviour when they are evicted from the house they live in illegally and replaced with second-generation immigrants.

A stitch in time.

A man drives through the London night, looking for connection.

A young man meets the worn voice of a fading city under the dim lights of a London sex shop. 'Shopping' explores people, places and perspectives, surmising that sometimes, communication with a stranger means guarding your secrets, while baring as much as your heart will allow.

Maggie, a middle aged, two time divorcee, struggles with her relationship status while on her way to the private wedding ceremony. Not helping her situation is the eventful ride with her daughter, the best man and the groom.

Every parent's nightmare becomes a charming fantasy, when two year old Sarah escapes from her home and onto the streets of London. No predictable horror story, this film explores childhood imagination and wonder with an endearing sting in the tail.

A lonely Londoner fantasises about the life and character of a man she sees on the underground everyday on her way to work.

Due to the language differences, there are always some misunderstandings and bad translations happening while people speak in their second language. It unconsciously affects foreign people all the time while they are eating, travelling or working. Through this film, the director visualises the feeling of language confusions that echo through all people living in foreign countries.

"A Date With An Enfield" is a short and personal animation, exploring nostalgia and place in the digital age. Every single frame of the film has been hand drawn, creating a space where love, myth and Google Maps can intertwine.

London Locks is a short documentary that explores an exciting new subculture that is emerging from the creative cracks in London. A subculture that is being driven by some of the most stimulating and expressive thinkers in London's youth community and it involves hair.

Waylen and Russell steal cars. Each one reveals something about the personality of its owner. When they discover something of immense personal value, they find themselves in a moral dilemma: as they listen to the old audio cassettes, they hear the last words of a dying man to his family. Waylen wants to take the car back, which causes an argument between the two friends. A raw, candid portrait of youth in the mean streets of East London, of friendship, loss and loneliness.