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When Canadian YouTuber 'Movie Man Mark' expands his food delivery service to the UK, AJ signs up for the opportunity. AJ hopes to earn the money to go to 'London Film Con' with his crush Jaz, but the journey is not as simple as it seems.

This gripping drama explores loneliness, anger and mental health. The importance of self care and how toxic use of social media can have a devastating knock-on effect on a group of young school friends.

Watch What I Do the new drama short film from the @ukFullyFocused team at YouTube channel MYM. Starring Isidora Fairhurst, Rita Bernard-Shaw (Shiro's Story), Mia McKenna Bruce (The Dumping Ground, Tracey Beaker Returns) and Dani Dyer (Love Island 2018 Winner). An all-female lead cast takes you on a journey through friendship, jealousy and frenemies. All with the backdrop of basketball and betrayal. Growing up it's easy to get your confidence knocked when playing sport, sometimes it can stop us following our dreams. WATCH WHAT I DO follows Layla as she is faced with these very dilemmas. What will she do.

As a teen girl is kicked out from her own house, the principal of her high school interests to help her.

Dion, (Selorm Adonu), a young teen, gets beaten up at school. His father, (David Harewood), takes him to the boxing ring to teach him how to fight and defend himself.

A dedicated advertising assistant finds herself at the center of office gossip, where the focus has shifted from the day to day work activity to her navigating through the sea of responses to her natural hair. The story explores sibling relationships, African culture , corporate offices and lastly ignorance disguised as humour.

After the death of Princess' mother, her father Malik looks after her alone. Unable to support Princess by himself, Malik resorts to drastic measures.

Ivan and Kyle meet up at their local cafe for their usual fry up, only to discover everything has changed and there's nothing they can do about it.

TREY is invited to a masquerade party by Aidan, a ten-year estranged best friend turned celebrity; at the event, Trey perilously learns that the attendees are concealing more than just their faces.

A young Muslim finds himself succumb to the world of gambling. As his addiction starts to run deeper, it begins to threaten everything that has ever mattered to him.

Jason Bolaji is a normal 15-year-old growing up in South London. He has a loving mother, great friends, and has always managed to stay out of trouble. Everything changes when he comes to the attention of a local drug dealer and his world is turned upside down. What ensues is a tragic tale of innocence lost."

We all make mistakes. But what if you could go back to make things better? When love is involved an argument between two old friends can escalate quickly, with painful consequences.

After his mother's plane goes missing, a 10- year-old begins building a way to reach her in his back garden.

Paula and Ali sit down for the very last time, as they break up over the setting sun of Greenwich Hill.

The film follows a group of growers who are embracing the restorative power that the soil holds. Skin of the Earth is a story about the relationship between humans, the land, and belonging.

Set in one room, spanning over the course of one year, the traumatic inner turmoil of one young women is exposed though the lens of therapy, as she questions her sense of self and belonging in the world.

Inspired by the talent surrounding him, and frustrated by the lack of respect for it, Teddy Nygh took a camera to the streets, determined to show the art of hip hop - get to the heart of hip hop - and to reveal the inspirational people who create it. It is winter 2005. Along the journey the importance of his mission became more and more obvious; to expose this often neglected and misunderstood art to global audiences and to question the stereotypes and the negative press. Over the ensuing months it became clear that this was a huge responsibility - to convey the artists' messages, and to tell their stories, with honesty and truth. Summer 2007. After months of traveling the corners of north, east, south and west London, not to mention flying to the other side of the globe to Australia, recording over fifty interviews and more than two hundred hours of footage, followed by several months and thousands of hours of editing.... C.A.D.T.1's had arrived. ABOUT CLASH A' DA TIGHT 1'S An Award winning 'Rapumentary' where one man and his camera take you on a journey deep into the heART of British and Australian underground Hip Hop. We travel from the cold grimy streets of London to the warm sunny beaches of Sydney. Along the way, we get to meet some of the most inspirational and talented artists the UK and AUS have to offer. The mission is to expose the often neglected and misunderstood heART of Hip Hop. In doing so, many social issues are uncovered, especially around inner London, where poverty, gun and knife crime, postcode rivalry, youth issues and poor housing are serious problems. The viewer is taken to where it happens when it happens making the film raw, powerful and insightful but most of all real. The overall message is one of optimism and hope, of course there is controversy, its CLASH A' DA TIGHT 1'S.

A spoken word film performed by Samuel King exploring a number of pressing social issues such as Black Lives Matter and social injustice. Through poetic artistry he gracefully raises issues which would otherwise get swept under the carpet.

Three boxing athletes and one coach open up about their journey within the demanding sport, touching on themes such as community, role models, mental health, and the portrayal of the sport in mainstream media.