Watch this emotional journey unfold as Elisa tries to pick up the pieces of her life and gain some kind of normality with the help of her Therapist and One in four. One in four is a charity that specialises in providing 2 years worth of therapy to those survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

In Association with BFI NETWORK x BAFTA CREW as part of the Micro short films. Starring Tegan Cecil, Directed by Louise C Galizia, Produced By Elettra Pizzi De Gaetano, Written By Alexandra Bahiyyih Wain, Cinematography By Joseph Hobbs, Edited By Tatjana Rhodes, Sound designer Edward Guy, Composer Darryl O'Donovan, Costume Designer Ilaria Mosca, Hair & Make up Addy Frame, VFX Supervisor Prateek Mathur, DIT Richard Strong, Colourist Colin Foulkes.

Winner of the Best Short Live action Film Cleveland International Short film festival, Charleston International Film Festival 2015, New York No Limits Film Festival Beaufort International Film Festival. Winner of Women in Film Cleveland International film festival. Officially selected for: Fort Myers beach film festival 2015, Palm springs short fest 2015, Cayman Island film fest 2015, Skyway film festival 2015, New York No limits 2015, Charleston Film Festival 2015, Aesthetica Short film festival 2015. Winner of best film at the Charleston International film festival. Facebook page: facebook.com/pardontheintrusion/ Twitter: twitter.com/cuepictures website: cuepictures.co.uk The story of a housebound woman who forms an important relationship with a troubled teenage runaway.

A man keeping watch at the end of the world sees something which convinces him he might be on the wrong side. A post-apocalyptic horror set short exploring themes of loyalty and how far you would go to bring back someone you once loved.

'Duende' is a short film exploring the nature of the term used in the world of flamenco. The film's aim is to present this abstract notion through a young girl who encapsulates an emotional ride in a brief moment. the shift from animal outpouring to the glimmer of joy/hysteria outlines the powerful quality of this term.

An agent, carrying out a mission within the English countryside, is attacked by his exact duplicate, and awakes to find that he has already taken his place.

A couple photograph the beauty of the countryside as they drive. A man runs through it in fear of his life. A fleeting connection between them asks questions of the couple’s motives for being there.

"Aim for the stars, however far away they seem. It’s all about perspective." Part of a series of short films for #oneshortfilmamonth.

Mickey and Gav are six floors up with a corpse, a rug that's too small and a van they haven't got. Worse still, they're almost out of air freshener: a pungent comic short with bodies, bowels and bin-bags. A terrified man returns to his apartment and hurriedly makes to leave for good. Enforcers Mickey and Gav are sent to make sure he doesn't. Surprised by their unexpected arrival, the man promptly expires. Notifying their boss of this complication, Mickey and Gav are nevertheless ordered to bring the 'mark' in all the same. Except they're six floors up, they came by tube and now they have to wait for the dearly departed to make a final 'deposit'. Much more than a tale of poo, peril and irritatingly undersized cutlery, Snug as a bug is an object lesson in improvised cross-city body shifting... with added stench.

Inspired from the tale of 'The lady of shallot' Part of a series of short films for #oneshortfilmamonth.

Loose adaptation of the 'Madman's Manuscript' in the 'Pickwick Papers' by Charles Dickens, this short brings in to focus the #metoo campaign, and how one's power and wealth can allow others to turn a blind eye and happily, immediately putting the blame on those most vulnerable - the victims.