An exploration of the multifaceted and unified nature of British identity. Using camcorders, letters, and analogue memories, these films compose fractions of stories set in rural geographies and trace immigration heritage.

From folkloric rumours of gigantic cats, whimsical Elvis impersonation and digital re-examinations of systemic segregation, these films speak from the heart of British identity - collecting stories from all over the nation to paint a cross-cultural, contemporary portrait.

We’ve combined odes to eccentric British humour such as Piece of Cake, and My Dad and the Volcano, traverse the day-to-day of immigrant heritage in Journey Mercies and Dear F... discovering intimate, nostalgic records of regional history.

Above all, this programme seeks to celebrate British cultural self-consciousness through the medium of filmmaking.

  • Have You Seen the Beast?, dir. Austen McCowan / Will Hewitt, UK 2024, 7mins
  • Colour Separation Overlay, dir. Blu Smith, UK 2024, 3mins
  • Journey Mercies, dir. Tomisin Adepeju, UK 2023, 15mins
  • Dear F…, dir. Hannan Jones, UK 2023, 7mins
  • My Dad and the Volcano, dir. Gavin Reid, UK 2023, 15mins
  • Piece Of Cake, dir. Jack Hartley, UK 2023, 11mins
  • Marmalade, dir. Jamie Hawkesworth, UK 2024, 6mins
  • Happy Snaps, dir. Tyro Heath, UK 2024, 12mins
  • If I Can Dream, dir. Luis Cross, UK 2024, 12mins

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  • Release Date :
  • 20 Jan 2025
  • Certificate :
  • TBC
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