“A powerful study of the Windrush scandal” – Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
“Chief among the successes is Ellen Evans’ Motherland” – Danny Leigh, The Financial Times
Motherland traces the experiences of two young men forcibly returned to Jamaica after a lifetime in Britain, alongside the story of a Windrush-generation man denied re-entry to the UK. Through the personal accounts of those who have had their British identity questioned by the state, MOTHERLAND explores what it really means for someone to “go back home”.
One of 20 films commissioned by The Uncertain Kingdom program. Shortlisted for Grierson Award, 2020
Available on BFI Player, Curzon Home Cinema, Amazon Prime and iTunes
Directed by Ellen Evans,
Produced by Alice Hughes,
Cinematographer Thomas Doran,
Editor Jamie Kataky,
Composer Matt Huxley,
Sound Design Oriol Campi,
Colourist Vlad Barin,
Graphic Design Daniel Prothero
An adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus set in contemporary New Delhi
The Hungry is a contemporary retelling of Shakespearian tragedy Titus Andronicus, set in the extravagant surroundings of an Indian wedding whilst exploring the role of the patriarch and corruption in Indian politics and big business.
Director: Bornila Chatterjee
Writer: Bornila Chatterjee, Tanaji Dasgupta, Kurban Kassam
Produced by: Cinestaan Film Company and Film London
Toronto International Film Festival 2017
London Film Festival 2017
EVE, is an intimate story of a 9 year old girl called Eve, living in one of the oldest off grid communities in the UK. Following her journey returning to school and becoming a young climate activist. Her story encapsulates the human complexity of navigating the environmental crisis and what moving to live off grid really means for a UK family.
Commissioned by BFI Doc Society
Developed through the Made of Truth’s Fund & Climate Story Lab
Directors: Joya Berrow & Lucy Jane
Producer: Orban Wallace
Somalinimo celebrates the experiences of four Cambridge University students as they seek positive change and find solidarity with each other in what could otherwise be an isolating and intimidating environment.
Full film available on the Guardian:
Directed by: Alice Aedy
Written and produced by: Awa Farah
Produced by: Julie Vergez and Chloe Abrahams
Directed by Jonny Blair
The BFI Doc Society presents a Try Hard Film
Director: Eva-Grace Bor
Producer: Sorcha Baron
World Premiere – Black Star Film Festival, 2020
Nominated for Best Short Doc
Aestethica Short Film Festival 2020
London Short Film Festival 2021
]]>Official Selection
Mardis Gras Film Festival 2018
Official Selection
The Smalls Film Festival 2017
Official Selection
BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival 2017
Official Selection
14th London Short Film Festival 2017
WINNER Best of Fest
New Renaissance Film Festival 2016
WINNER Best Actor (Chuku Modu)
New Renaissance Film Festival 2016
Official Selection
TWIST Seattle Queer Film Festival
WINNER Best Picture September 2016
Canadian Diversity Film Festival
One of British Council’s #FiveFilms4Freedom: a global LGBT short-film celebration 2017
Directed by Jonny Ruff
Produced by Archie Pearch, Christian Proctor
Written by Chuku Modu and Jace Moody
S21 – Eps 30 + 31 | Dir: David Hayman Jr | Prod: Martin McCardie, Kieran Hannigan
S21 – Eps 25 + 26 | Dir: Stuart Davidson | Prod: Martin McCardie, Kieran Hannigan
S20 – Eps 37 + 38 | Dir: Paulette Randall | Prod: Martin McCardie, Kieran Hannigan
On a long road leading only to a city, a man, Christopher, waits for a bus. As he embarks his ride, he is suddenly jostled and his glasses break. With the lenses through which short-sighted Christopher has understood the world now smashed, memories begin to seep in through the cracks, forcing him to face up to his past, his relationship with his wife and all the things that he never saw before.
Official Selection:
VIFF 2018, Kaohsiung Film Festival 2018, San Diego Film Festival 2018
Dir: Kevin Yeh
Prod: Fawzia Mahmmod