Liam Carr

When a penny-pinching mother-of-the-bride accidentally leaves a flower shop with a £40,000 orchid instead of cheap tulips, her daughter’s wedding spirals into chaos — giving the underestimated groom the perfect chance to expose his overbearing mother-in-law’s true colours and prove that love matters more than money.

Barney, a concept artist forced to work long hours, can’t keep his work life balance in check. All this changes, when his boss offers him a cybernetic hand that could triple his output. This makes life easier but over time his wife Jasmine realises that the arm is draining him of his humanity by removing his own creative process. This leaves Barney enslaved by the hand forced to work like a machine non-stop. Jasmine resorts to the hands destruction, desperate to free Barney.

After a party leaves one girl shattered. A chilling conversation between friends unravels the truth neither of them are ready for.

Acclaimed horror film director Sylvia wins an award at a film festival and discusses in her speech how she aims to create authentic horror. However, when a journalist questions her about the final murder scene, the production’s dark secrets start to emerge. The film flashes back to the brutal climax of Sylvia’s film where the line between reality and fiction begins to blur, leaving audiences questioning how far Sylvia went to carry out Mr Gingham’s on-screen murder.