Directing
Lachlan Duncan-Brooke is a Scottish filmmaker from Glasgow, based in Edinburgh, Scotland.
A family argues at dinner.
Emma and Jay take three months off of work after getting £20,000. They use the time to relax and unwind together, but their relationship begins to struggle as issues of belonging in the modern world become all too apparent.
A directionless young man enrols in an alpha-male bootcamp, where raw meat, brutal workouts and injectable supplements promise to forge warriors – but as his mind and body begin to rapidly deteriorate, he soon finds himself locked into mortal combat with the worm ravaging his brain.
In the not too distant future, a man without hope attempts to save the life he was hired to end with HELPER, a world changing technology that allows anyone to trade control of their physical body for money.
With his career in jeopardy a journalist begins to question the nature of his friendship with a senior journalist.
An unfortunate man finds himself in the middle of a very realistic film shoot...
A man has a breakdown after losing his job and winning a bar fight.
A man must go on a journey through the darkest recesses of his mind or succumb to his vices.
A solitary figure documents graffiti around the city.
A man is overcome with anxiety after it turns tuesday and he is still wearing monday's socks.
A woman mops while listening to music.
Three 20 year olds celebrate, while war planes fly overhead.
A group of friends reunite in the north of Scotland during summer.
A young woman is forced to confront her own feelings of grief and confusion after the death of a friend.
An observational documentary following Steven Brooke and how the solitude of painting impacts his life and artwork.
A man explores a graveyard. He descends into catacombs deep below the earth, where all gravestones are blank.
A therapist discusses her paitent's artwork.
An exploration of depression and trauma told through journal excerpts, personal archive footage and visualisations of a recurring nightmare.
An archival film recovered by the Kydean Film Institute 10 years after the bombing of Renegraad.
A series of short films where 32 Mr Beast contestants are hired by two hopeless MI5 Agents to track down and catch international terrorist Harry Bedi.
