An encounter with some potential new friends gives an isolated young man the chance to get more out of life as he tries to break away from his controlling brother.

This documentary is about the Byker Community Centre. This centre was built in 1928. During the great depression, it helped a lot for the local people. In modern days, we have plenty of other problems, such as food waste, poverty, and isolation. This centre fights with all of that. Also, it invites all people, despite their disabilities, social groups, age, and gender and provides help and activities. This place is magical and hospitable.

This movie captures the motivations of an animal rights activist. Through his eyes, we explore the paradoxes in our society --- of being an animal lover and yet consuming some of them --- stemming from social conditioning and cognitive dissonance. The protagonist describes his journey and his motives and beliefs. Through this film, he tells us the real story behind the happy facade of our food choices and the difficulty and incessant obstruction faced by activists to stand against the unjust and powerful system.

A young woman walks home alone after finishing work, but a city at night lets her imagination run wild and plagues her with fear.

Two young women awake in unfamiliar surroundings, but their kidnapper's motives are not quite what they imagine.

After awaking tied up in her garage, Amy finds herself confronted with the consequences of infidelity- but as tensions rise, the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur.

A withdrawn woman's relationship with her husband is pushed to the brink when their dog's birthday dredges up a shared trauma.