CHøSEN

Drama series in development with BROMANTICS

There is a natural order to life, and death is no different. In Chøsen, everyone’s time on earth is preordained, and angels - God’s messengers - maintain this order. When Max, a junior doctor survives what should be a fatal accident, his soul becomes stuck in limbo, ‘timing out’ into other’s bodies. The afterlife was supposed to claim him... but he’s just not ready.

THE STY

Drama series in development with Fury Films

The Sty is about the grind of study versus getting pissed, stoned, and laid... Yeah, these students are like any others - but for one thing. They’re trainee police officers.

The Calcutta club

In development with writer Ishy Din.

Comedy drama series set in the 1980’s, inspired by a real account of the motley crew of chefs, staff and restaurateurs that popularised the takeaway curry in the UK. 

SUNDAY BEST

“I always wanted to be a hairdresser”- David Beckham, Former Chingford resident

Comedy drama series about a fledgling Sunday League team of twenty-somethings who know a little about football, and even less about life.

LIONHEAD

Short film written & directed by Alvin Yu and co-written by Sam Ward

In production with the NFTS and Disney

It’s Chinese New Year in a small parish town where a teenage British-Chinese lion dancer strikes up an unlikely friendship with the most popular girl in his class. Prepared to shun the centuries long wu-shi folk dance of his forefathers in favour of the neon lights of his new love interest’s house party, he must come to terms with his shame towards his own traditions before it’s too late.

SOUTH FACING

Short film written and directed by Reneque Samuels

Commissioned by BFI Film Hub London

When a headstrong daughter confronts the new owner of her family’s former shop, she's faced with an uncomfortable revelation.

CONCRETE

Short film written by Annabel Baldwin

Queer love at a builders’ depot. El pretends they're decorating their Grandad’s house as an excuse to visit Grace at work. But when injury strikes, the masks drop revealing who they both are and what they both really want.

DRUNK JOHN

Feature film written by Jeremy O’Keefe

John, a sixty-something lonely alcoholic, and his feisty bartender Kelly, befriend Justin, a gay Korean teen who’s been kicked out of his home. Together they travel to Atlanta’s biggest electronic music festival in hopes to reunite the boy with his first love, David.

From the award-winning LGBTQ+ writer/director of Somewhere Slow, Drunk John is a poignant and joyous adventure that explores the connections we’re afraid to lose and the family we’re afraid to create.