Who I am Now.
A short film starring Adam Kashmiry about a trans man applying for asylum in the UK.
The film draws on theories of queer time and place, using flashback, dream and memory to tell a complex story, and comment and critique the way that often - queer people - are asked to perform their trauma and recount negative experiences in order to be understood by mainstream audiences.
Based on an idea by Zan Scott.
Written by
Michael Lee Richardson
Directed by
Produced by
Reece Cargan
In Her Corner
Short in development
Lothian Films and Bombito are adapting Mikey Burnett's play which premiered at Edinburgh Fringe 2019.
Teenaged Claire suffers horrific guilt after being involved in a street gang fight and attempts to join her local boxing club both for redemption and protection.
Subverting the usual working-class crime stereotypes, Claire overcomes issues of sexuality, grief and family loyalty.
With support from Scottish boxing legend Josh Taylor.
Written entirely in the North Edinburgh dialect and set around a Pilton boxing club.
Written by
Mikey Burnett
Directed by
Emma Ramsay
Produced by
Laura McBride & Reece Cargan
The Lord is an Onion
Feature drama in English & Dutch
Irene tries to regain control over her daughter Samantha by attempting to obtain an inheritance while travelling back to her estranged family in Aalst, Belgium.
Once there, they get dragged into a local carnival that not only puts the social order upside down but also the lives of these two women.
A fantastic look at the Aalst carnival in Belgium and those who take part in it
Written & Directed by
Charlotte Henderickx
Produced by
Reece Cargan
KINGS
Feature in early development
Fiona travels with her twins to Loch Lomond to care for her ailing father, but when she discovers his doctor is
a handsome drag king, she is forced to face some personal struggles.
Kings tackles homophobia and sexism and their roots of fear and ignorance.
Its narratives of performance examine expression through art and drag.
The kings in Kings are about performance, about art and about fun.
Written by
Zan Scott
Monochrome
Short in development
Young Sybill lives in a monochrome world as her Mother's OCD has manifested as a fear of colour.
This stylish short examines the effect and stigma of mental health on those affected and their families.
Written & Directed by
Charlotte Henderickx
Produced by
Reece Cargan