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.

Returning to her family home to check on her sister Karina, Anita is shocked to find the house in a state of disarray. Karina has once again fallen into a psychotic state and is lost in a world of paranoid speculation. Anita is concerned, but in order to help her sister must first overcome her own buried resentments.

No Place Like Home is a satirical view on family life using the formula of animated family comedies to set up a preconception of something fun, but to present something darker. The film focuses on miscommunication; the main problem behind all mental health issues and the most important part of any support network.

Chris is a private eye scraping a living when a routine stakeout is ambushed by an unwelcome intruder.

May and Christian are expecting their first child. What they’re not expecting are the hordes of guests gathered in their dark apartment ready to throw them a surprise baby shower. As the shock subsides and makes way for baby centric conversations and invasive personal questions, it’s clear the happy couple are hiding more than their social insecurities.

Belfast 1972. Laurence invites his cousin and man-on-the-run Mickey to a party of drinking, dancing and young love. My morning, reality catches up with them.

It's the last few weeks of summer. When the new term starts, best friends Emma (18) and Hannah (18) will go their separate ways to different universities. They wind away the time in Emma's bedroom talking about boys, dreams and the dead. Produced as part of Girl From The North Country.