Leo X. Robertson

A NATO scientist sends a message to TrutherNet, one of the world's largest conspiracy theorist communities: the apocalypse is coming, but one of them knows how to prevent extinction of the human race.

A depressed writer returns to his apartment with a dark plan, but an unexpected-and possibly supernatural-interruption could turn his life completely back around.

An inept and narcissistic reporter attempts to capitalise on a local cold case to launch his career. He soon finds himself alienating a community of colourful and bizarre characters and failing to find any clues—even when they're handed to him.

In a story about the lethal effect of casual bigotry, a serial killer systematically murders young gay men whom he meets on dating apps.

Burnt Portraits follows a popular singer (Sam Crichton), whose naivety lands him in deep trouble as he finds himself in the company of a slightly unusual artist in his dim studio (played by writer/director Leo X. Robertson). Once the singer awakens he quickly hits it off with the artist, forming an unexpected bond despite their differences. However, it's not long until the singer's trustiness sneaks up on him as sinister chaos begins to erupt.

A unique young man, struggling to find his place in the world, has decided that, rather than look to fit in or find his community, he'd rather squat in the attic of a stranger's family. He tells the story of how he came to make this decision.