Tim Walker

The Neddeaus of Duqesne Island is a 1970s documentary parody about a family living isolated on an island in Northern Canada.

Rosy is a 25-year-old bank teller who ‘aged out’ of the foster care system at 18 and has since managed to build a solid yet unspectacular life for herself. Desperate to fill that parental void, she seeks out an online service that connects older adults looking for adult surrogate children. In turn, this takes Rosy on a surreal journey to find that familial love she has long been searching for.

A middle aged millennial works two jobs to help support the daughter and troubled wife of his late brother while struggling to deal with his own inadequacies.

The Slaughter Brothers Dime Circus is a dark horror story set in a dilapidated carnival which transforms into a surreal world of horror, fantasy, and retribution. The film explores the lives of its performers (both the sinister and the sincere) and the horrors lurking under the surface. Inspired by classic horror and noir elements, it’s a unique take on circus horror and magical reality that goes beyond the usual clichés, offering viewers an immersive experience of fear and fascination.