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Infectious Nihilism And Small Metallic Pieces Of Hope and Prosopagnosia

The Black Watch (Country: UK; Year: 2021; Director: Cameron Cobb)

In the final days of the Second World War, two young Scottish soldiers stumble across an injured German fighter.

Dive (Country: UK; Year: 2021; Director: Oscar Sansom)

Quirky choreography paired with striking visuals inspired by French artist Yves Klein and what has become the world’s most famous shade of blue.

Groom (Country: UK; Year: 2022; Director: Leyla Coll-O'Reilly; Writer: Leyla Coll-O'Reilly; Stars: Michelle Donnelly, Mollie Milne, Sharon Young)

School leaver Hannah must navigate a hypersexualised beauty salon and controlling boss in order to turn her life around.

If You Get The Knees Right The Rest Will Follow (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Holly Mclean)

Alice surfs, raises twins and renovates a rotten caravan, while battling depression.

Infectious Nihilism And Small Metallic Pieces Of Hope (Country: UK; Year: 2021; Director: James Price; Writer: Graeme Armstrong, James Price; Stars: Graeme Armstrong, Ciara Carberry, Kyle Gordon, Conor McCarron, Ashley Sutherland)

An impressionable youngster is thrust into a dangerous and adult world when he is initiated into a gang made up of older locals.

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Prosopagnosia (Country: UK; Year: 2021; Director: Steven Fraser)

Exploration of face-blindness.