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A psychotic, bunny-masked serial killer is on the prowl, carving up local perverts. Meanwhile, a disturbed young man's therapy session takes a dark and violent turn. Is his therapist the bunny-masked killer? From the makers of How Not To Work and Claim Benefits (& other useful information for wasters).

Mike and Dave, two British friends, unexpectedly acquire money and a suspicious job proposal. When a shady figure demands they fulfill a task, they face a moral dilemma: fulfill the dubious request or risk dire consequences for deception.

A comedy set during the Christmas of 2020. An inept theatre group has to re-stage their Christmas show to fit around the pandemic restrictions. The director isn't well and he has to stay at home and direct his cast via an internet chat room. It's a ridiculous farce, with missing cast members, a director with too much Christmas spirit and performers who don't know they are about to put on a show of unparalleled stupidity.

Meet Jim. He's like a child in a grown man's body. Meet Sarah. She looks after Jim. He doesn't make it easy.

A documentary on the making of 'How Not to Work and Claim Benefits' with insights into the films production, how the crew were able to film it in one week and other useful tips on producing a low budget feature film.

Operation Perfect Teaset, the North of England's premiere performance collective, brings you 'Naughty Naughty'. If Norman Bates' dead mother asked him to make a comedy TV show, it'd probably look something like this. It doesn't tickle your funny bone, it takes it into a dark room and does unspeakable things to it. By Patrick McConnell, director of 'How Not To Work & Claim Benefits'.

A pair of Northern film makers, whose interests don't stretch above beer and TV, receive a telephone call from a famous artist, asking them to make a short film about dance and art. With little knowledge or interest in both dance and art, the pair head to the capital city for inspiration, still struggling for ideas. By luck and endeavour, they film some material and end up with a meditation on film making, dance, music and art.

Inside the clock is a coming of age drama/thriller film produced by Birmingham's award winning independent production house Rotten Park Road. The story embarks upon two teenage friends Max & Jack who are every day lads from Northern England trying to make a little bit extra money so being selling Cocaine for a local drug lord Frankie. Upon their first sell, Jack gets really drunk & stupidly decides to hide 10 grams of cocaine in an old alarm clock then misplaces it without realising until its too late. Their quest is to find the drugs before Frankie finds out they went missing otherwise their easy get rich schemes & livelihood are in ruins. But will their search bring them what they set out to find or even more complications?