'The Microscope', 2022 (dir. Elliot & Reuben Vick), 10 min

An eccentric microscopist finally gets his hands on some rare samples, but he could never have imagined what he’ll see through the lens.

Our first horror film is a short about the dangers of looking too closely. The Microscope had its premiere at London’s Prince Charles Cinema as part of the 2022 Arrow FrightFest, and has since played at numerous major horror festivals across the world, including The Telluride Horror Show, Terror Molins, Celluloid Screams, The British Horror Film Festival, and The Irish Film Institute’s Horrorthon

‘The Hunter’, 2022 (dir. Reuben Vick), 8 min 

A hunter walks alone through what seems to be a familiar forest, but on this particular day he is unprepared for what he will encounter there...

A surreal horror short, The Hunter recently had its premiere at Worcester Film Festival

'The Death of Kings', 2020 (dir. Elliot Vick), 38 min

An actor’s life, and quite possibly his mind, slowly goes to pieces over the course of an extended West End run of Richard II.

Filmed on a specially created dressing room set, this dark comedy explores the madness of method.

'The Piano in the Old Front Room', 2020 (dir. Reuben Vick), 32 min

A piano tuner is called to a mysterious old house, where he meets an elderly man with a very unusual story to tell about the nature of sound.

This 1970’s set two-hander was inspired equally by drawing room plays and Roald Dahl’s ‘Tales of the Unexpected’.

'The Solace of Orpheus', 2018 (dir. Niall Donegan & Elliot Vick), 79 min

Daria travels to her partner’s family home near the picturesque Mountains of Mourne. She hopes that being there will help to bring their relationship back to life, or at least provide some degree of solace, but things do not go as planned.

Shot in the stunning Irish countryside in the summers of 2016 and 2017, our first feature ‘The Solace of Orpheus’ had a brief festival run in 2018, spent two years on Amazon Prime Video, and is now available to watch here on our website.

‘The Orchard’, 2017 (dir. Reuben Vick), 22 min

A boy walks to a country orchard on an autumn day.

A short experimental drama.