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A desperate mother risks everything, providing a final lifeline for her son.

Using the fairytale genre to examine the murky boundary between childhood and adulthood, Rachel Maclean explores ideas of happiness and childhood as qualities that can be packaged and sold, resulting in dark and unsettling adventures located in a fantasy world reminiscent of the candy-coloured palette of children's television. This new video installation a new HOME commission in partnership with University of Salford Art Collection, Artpace, Zabludowicz Collection, Tate, Frieze Film and Channel 4 Random Acts.

Set against the backdrop of a faded seaside resort, Jonathan Hughes presents a vignette of a father and his young family, whose day at the beach quickly takes a sinister turn.

England, 1958. Elisabeth has a pen pal correspondence with Bernard a young pied noir in Algeria, when they get torn away by life.