Bridget and Iain

Bridget, a tough but caring mother, finds the courage to take charge of her life.

Bridget and Iain is the story of a mother’s love for her adult son.

Bridget, who tries to do everything ‘right’, learns the limits of her power to manage others. Her son Iain is charming, funny, and at times kind. He’s also an addict. Worried sick, Bridget finally gets support to make the changes that need to happen.

The film charts the shifting relationship between Bridget and Iain as it reaches crisis point. It’s about maturation, change, and the struggle of trying to help someone you love while possibly enabling the very behaviour you see as destructive.

Bridget and Iain will resonate with anyone who has experienced the impact of any form of addiction in their lives or who have family members with mental health problems, or challenging relationships.

Inspired by and adapted from the play Bridget and Iain by Norelle Scott.

Les Romantiques

Two lovers find an unexpected connection.

This short film explores a kindling romance, moments of surprise and joy, when two strangers connect for the first time.

The concept started by exploring how we might reconnect after living through the isolation of the pandemic, discovering the possibility of adventure in someone else when two strangers, two old souls living in a city, connect.

Inspired by Godard’s Breathless and other French New Wave filmmakers who used techniques that were revolutionary at the time, taking film out of the controlled environment of a sound stage, using natural light, the urban habitat, and soundscape of the city. Inspired by Medicine for Melancholy by Barry Jenkins. Using the city and the environment as inspiration that shapes the narrative as two new lovers navigate a day together.

Happy Anniversary

Sometimes in a relationship, what is left unsaid will change everything.

A comedy written by Elissa Vallano.

Namaste, Nancy!

A woman deals with a rival at work in her own unique way.

Written by Jacqui Rathner.