feature debut

What lingers most is not the political backdrop or even the narrative itself, but the texture of memory: the heat of the city, the noise of the streets, the quiet

This is bold filmmaking, as much for what it does not try to do as for what it does.

Debut writer/director Mick Connolly went out on his own with his feature comedy Hands Up Who’d Like a Hug?, shooting for next-to-nothing on an iPhone 13 with a minimal crew

Writer, director, producer Harriet McKern makes feature debut at 60 with impressive cast.

The Plague is in many ways a quietly extraordinary film, exploding massive cultural issues with composed grace.

Charlie Polinger’s crafty directorial debut The Plague started from a deeply personal place. “I went to my parents’ house and I was cleaning out my childhood room,” he tells us

… a powerful piece of cinema that you will not easily forget.

Writer/Director James Litchfield's singular feature debut stars Tilda Cobham-Hervey and Nicholas Denton.

Jasmin Tarasin makes her feature directorial debut from a screenplay by author Courtney Collins, starring Maeve Dermody, Alexander England and Sonny McGee. In cinemas 14 May 2026

… as brutal in its honesty as it is steadfast in its compassion.