Emma goes on a hike to try and get some fresh air and much-needed isolation. Although she attempts to ignore invasive memories from her past, she finds herself forced to face the truth about her murky childhood. She must learn that there is no easy escape and that her past may well haunt her for the rest of her life. The film explores mental health and how it can have long-term effects - a hand to hold isn't always the magic solution to psychological illness. “A rare piece of incredibly thoughtful filmmaking… We loved the fluidity and understated poise of your work." - Durham Film Festival Peak was a no budget/self-produced film that attended 13 film festivals, was nominated for 4 awards and winner of 2 awards. We are particularly proud of its appearance at Underwire Film Festival. “A deeply compelling cinematic journey..." - Narc Magazine

In 1841, Clara lives with her husband in Blackwood House. Mina, a maid who works in the household and Clara become involved in an on-going affair which is found out by her husband. She gives Mina an ultimatum which forces her to face harsh realities and make difficult choices. Mina is torn between logic and emotion. Award-Winning short film 'The Sycamore Gap' went onto to screen at 24 festivals. It was nominated for 18 awards (including BFI Filmmaker of the North at Aesthetica Film Festival) and was the winner of 8 awards (Including two RTS awards).