
Gabriella Niles-Ewen
Production
Biography
Writer-Producer from London, England. Founder of CoffeeBean Pictures.
Known For

A young man writes a diary on his life in London as he comes to terms a painful experience.
Daniel

A closeted gay actor who's known for playing a superhero character on an 80s TV show must confront his dual identity.
Secret Identity

The mysterious Lilith hasn't left her room in weeks, but a video call with her boyfriend Julien helps her to come out of her shell.
Lilith

Appetite is a psychological horror-thriller that explores the dark intersection of desire, power, and primal instinct.
Appetite

My Hair is a River of Tears is a hypnotic experimental animation that plunges viewers into the isolating depths of mental illness. Through poetic visuals and haunting narration, the film traces a solitary journey across surreal cityscapes and shifting inner landscapes. As the protagonist’s thoughts unravel - sparkling with hope, yet clouded by fear - the world becomes a kaleidoscope of anxiety and longing.
My Hair is a River of Tears

Jay, a troubled young man, begins therapy after his girlfriend urges him to confront his past. As he navigates difficult memories of his time in foster care, he must decide whether to break free from his trauma or let it define him.
No Place No Home
A schoolboy finds himself struggling with his identity and masculinity in a grey, conventional world. After finding out about his upcoming school talent show, he sees it as a potential way for him to finally be able to express himself in front of his school. However, pressures from his family to act a certain way lead him to spiral and eventually run away from his home in the middle of the night.
Nausea

A low-budget short documentary about living in the City of Lights.
The Karachi Diaries

A rigid, perfection-obsessed piano teacher haunted by an abusive childhood is forced to confront his buried trauma when he discovers bruises on his timid young student - challenging whether he will perpetuate the cycle of cruelty or choose compassion instead.