LYNDON HENLEY HANRAHAN

Buzz waits outside the apartment building of his anonymous Grindr hookup, imagining all the depraved ways this night could end. Horrified yet horny, Buzz buzzes the buzzer.

When two queer best friends almost kiss at a sleepover, everything is thrown into crisis: his sexual orientation, her feelings for him, and the foundation of their platonic friendship. 

Isaac is obsessed – obsessed with getting the perfect body, obsessed with eating the right food, obsessed with becoming better. He’ll do anything to get his ex back, even if that means sacrificing his vision. 

A security guard is too shy to flirt with a resident. Then he gets his chance when he decides to trap her in the elevator.

A young closeted lesbian brings her girlfriend home to her Catholic family for Sunday lunch, hoping to finally come out. But every time she tries to speak her truth, her mother finds a new – an increasingly ridiculous way – of stopping her. 

“The play is memory. Being a memory play, it is not realistic.” A devised re-interpretation of The Glass Menagerie staged at 1:48 scale in a miniature world. As the narrative unfolds, the boundaries of memory which enclose it begin to disintegrate. 

Trapped with her oppressive male partner in a bunker shrouded by a mysterious and dangerous mist, a woman secretly gazes through a hidden peephole, watching her fantasies of other women unfold in the mist, which seems to beckon her closer.

A man manipulates his wife’s memories from a bureaucratic afterlife obsessed with posterity to fix retroactively their flawed marriage.

Film adaptation of Caryl Churchill's play, staged with a cast of ladybugs.

She receives a phone call from her parents one morning, informing her that her beloved pet tortoise, Mother, has died. The funeral is being held this afternoon in their back garden (dress code: black). Two small problems face her: she is away at university and she has not left her room in three weeks.

A young gay man goes cruising in a nature reserve seeking an anonymous hookup, but the tense, potentially dangerous encounter takes an unexpected turn when a brash straight couple arrives for a picnic, forcing the two men into hiding.

WINNER Jonathan Sethan LGBTQ+ Representation Grant & Film Forger Pitching Competition