At Marlow Film Studios’ inaugural education summit, held at the National Film and Television School, Dame Pippa Harris and Robert Laycock discuss the training and skills challenges in the film and TV industry.
Linda Wu shares how she relished the challenge of shooting on film for her National Film and Television School graduate film, Jellyfish & Lobster.
Recent National Film and Television School graduate Genevieve Reyes takes us behind the scenes of her graduate film Shadow, about an Iranian rhythmic gymnast in the UK and the convergence of those two cultures.
A young woman commits herself to a psychiatric clinic, claiming that she has the power to end the world. The doctor in charge of her care will try to reconcile his Cartesian mind with the possible necessity to save the world.
Charity is a black comedy that explores the lengths to which it’s possible to go in order to achieve the goals we set for ourselves, despite the circumstances we encounter along the way.
Virile is a psychosexual rite of passage following Bo, a young androgynous deckhand, on board an otherwise all female research vessel. Their life is disrupted by the appearance of a castaway man.
Tremolo tells a story of a young Chinese violinist who battles with a tremble in her right hand that resurfaces during her first week as a soloist for a prestigious British orchestra.
Brutal is a surrealist, psychological thriller that focuses on a young mother named Maya. Set in a bleak, menacing, nightmarish towerblock, Brutal addresses the consequences of systematic societal shame brought upon women who are faced with the decision of bringing an unwanted child that has been conceived non-consensually into the world and the subsequent inner…
The Leper is a comedy drama about Frankie, a paparazzo reflecting on the encounter that made him question his career.
