Rosie Robinson

Forgive Me, Father intertwines the stories of two places, connected by a protagonist carrying the weight of their own queerness and guilt. In the confined spaces of a school bathroom and a club toilet, they confront memories of a first love and the intrigue of a stranger. Each place exists because of the other, a nightmare and a hopeful dream, leaving the audience to question what is real.

Worried about the supernatural? Paul is selling ghost insurance policies, but one family isn’t convinced.

Skelter is a coming of age drama that takes place over a day at a fairground. The film follows Nip as she spends her last day working at the show, leaving a wealth of memories, friends, and rides behind her.

A documentary filmmaker investigates who tried f*cking up her friends' lives a decade ago.

Would you rather fly or read minds? Through Ava and Alma’s flirtatious philosophical debate, a near-empty restaurant becomes a space of shared dreams, witnessed by their ethereal Waiter.

After being brutally broken up with by his girlfriend, a young Parisian organises a dinner party for his friends. Half listening to their pretentious squabbles, he starts to fall in love over the dinner table when he notices his friend’s mysterious British cousin is equally tired by the party’s conversation in this joyful, magical romantic comedy.

After a summer apart, best friends Anna and Sophie reunite and find themselves discovering the true value of their friendship.