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Sensitive wallflower Cara exists in her humdrum life until the appearance of charismatic Jay unlocks powerful desires within her. When Jay's beautiful French lover arrives, Cara's journey to self-discovery takes a dark and unexpected turn, with tragic consequences.

To ruminate means to think; to chew thoughts over and over, focusing on symptoms of distress, their causes and consequences. Gemma is a childless woman in her mid-30s, casually dating, living in the big city of London, primarily concentrating on work and survival. The years have slipped by and the things that have fallen into place for her friends still elude her. The film follows her over two days, never hearing her speak; the viewer witness a series of events that question Gemma's happiness, culminating with her gynecologist revealing that she has cancerous cells that could affect her ability to bear children. The film shows, not tells, an uncomplicated, poignant, beautiful story about age, being human and a woman, neither a victim nor a victor, and the realization that time waits for no one.

An over-ambitious priest accidentally kills the pets of an old lady that he intended to convert. Now he has to race against time to cover it up.

Gweipo is a story about Rebecca, a sixty year old British woman, whose husband's sudden death allows his darkest secret to surface: he had a child with another woman. Henry, his Eurasian son, desires to meet his sister, driving Rebecca to follow him across the streets of Hong Kong. Through her physical and emotional journey she challenges her personal limitations creating a delicate and compelling allegory for modern Hong Kong.

An anthology fiction short where three men find themselves in vulnerable positions with three women.

Stuck at home during the COVID lockdown with a lusty lady, Sad Willy yearns for self-isolation.

After 30 years of conflict, the implementation of Sharia Law, and being at the epicenter of the Tsunami, millions of pounds have been pledged to Aceh Province in Indonesia. Now that the International NGO's occupation is ending, will the sorbet-colored houses and new infrastructure truly secure a bright future?