Ilirian Bushi

Five months following the murders, Christopher Robin struggles to maintain a regular life while dealing with PTSD. However, deep within the 100-Acre-Wood, a destructive rage grows as Pooh, Piglet, Owl, and Tigger find their home and their lives endangered after their existence is revealed.

An anthology series focused on LGBTQ+ stories which explores the darkest sides of humanity, through technology, connection, intimacy and heartbreak.

From front rooms, Black families, friends, students and older generations navigate British and American society today.

When Charlie discovers his cardboard fort has been burned to the ground, it shatters his friendship with Dom. Setting out to uncover the identity of the arsonist, he finds himself retracing the steps of his volatile summer.

When an unknown alien force threatens a high school, the teachers must team up, to fight back against the invaders, in an attempt to stop an otherworldly parasite from escaping, and taking over the world.

A terrifying battle between Bad and Evil, a teenager sells her soul to the Devil, resulting in the doors of hell opening, and certain sacrifices being brought to completion. The darkness roams through the city eliminating anyone of a religious faith, dividing, conquering, and destroying.

A culinary artist perfects his pièce de résistance and cordially invites you to dinner...

When mob money is ditched during a police chase, three teens become embroiled with the BIG BOSS MAN. A wannabe roadman, nerd and flamboyant gay get tangled up in events with an old school gangster. A hybrid mixed genre of traditional gangster and modern comedy. Scarface, Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs meets Sex Education, The Gentleman and Hot Fuzz. Cinematic, rooted in character, a nod to the past with a twist. BIG BOSS MAN is a modern take on the best of old gangster cinema.

As his retirement approaches, Dr Andrew Lucas and others reflect on choral music and what it means to the cultural fabric of Great Britain. Is Cathedral music dying out?

A short film highlighting the effect that county lines can have on families and loved ones, it is a film with a LGBTQ+ relationship at its centre and is filmed on both a camera and a phone. Starring Coralie Hunt as Georgia, Anaïs Marden as Eve, Gabby Dare as Toni, Jacob Greener-Tofts as Ben with Ilirian Bushi as Andy. Directed and written by Mollie Leivars and produced by Spirit Productions with Ilirian Bushi as 1st AD and Anna Griffiths as singer/songwriter.

A young man lives alone in a dystopian future, trying to survive a post-apocalyptic world and his own conscience.