Brogh (“badger” in Kernewek) follows a group of animals in the Carbis Bay area as they evacuate and flee their homes away from impending destruction. A short animation that brings to light the devastating impact new infrastructure can have on the environment and wildlife.

An ode to the countless hardworking people sweating to prop up the Cornish Holiday Dream – the local residents and summer workers who tirelessly service the millionaire crash pads, holiday lets and restaurants nearby.

A film poem made on the southernmost point of the United Kingdom, St.Agnes on the Isles of Scilly.

A young woman is conflicted as to whether Cornwall is still the place for her.

Inspired by Jackie Taylor’s poem. A young woman has to rely on seasonal work and zero hours contracts for her income, and is without the resources to be able to fulfil her ambitions and build a career. She is torn between wanting to remain in Cornwall or travelling elsewhere for employment opportunities.

Seamas Carey looks at the social issues, housing crisis, hidden history and culture wars in contemporary Cornwall.

Why did Cornwall become the most searched place on Rightmove.com during the first lockdown? Do second homeowners ever feel guilty about leaving a house unoccupied for most of the year? And will Seamas ever be able to afford a house, in the place where he grew up?

Filmmaker: Seamas, Carey

Jan works at her father’s old fashioned clothing shop but her life is about to change when singer Helen comes in to buy a suit. 

Seamas Carey embarks on a quixotic quest, following a chain-reaction sequence of interviews and conversations, heading (they hope) to the epicentre of Cornishness.

A film celebrating the creative and cultural industries in Cornwall, involving over 100 creatives from right across the region. A collaboration between Creative Kernow, Screen Cornwall, Hall for Cornwall and Wildworks, originally Commissioned for the G7 summit in 2021.

A Cornish-speaking alien returns to earth with the mortal remains of a 10th-century pilgrim, and demands to speak with Jenna Gwennap.

An audio piece that follows a delusional patient drifting in and out of consciousness. A comedy spin on surreal nightmares: vampiric staff, mysterious power cuts, wards rearranging themselves and blood and organs sold off to the highest bidder.

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An exploration into life as a young parent through poetry and spoken word.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

Experience the Isles of Scilly through the minds of young people who live there.
By Scillonian poet and writer Jaime Lock.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

When surfing changes your life…What do you gain and what do you leave behind?

By writer, teacher and surf instructor, Penny Gunter.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

A father and daughter discuss growing up with guns in the family home.

By freelance filmmaker Ella Turner.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

Part truth, part fiction: Bud is a short audio drama about a daughter’s struggle to be a mother to her mother.

By New Creative Artist, Darcey Ball and starring Elaine Claxton.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

A psychedelic journey of self-reflection and contemplation as we travel around the world and visit exotic places, guided by young artist/musician lRory Bray Harper as himself and as Bradley J Cruise.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

Cornish language and contemporary identity lived by young people in Cornwall.

By filmmaker and sound designer Florence Browne. Featuring music from Cornish groups Dalla and Black Eyed Nancy, and a new commission from Cornish-language poet Taran Spalding-Jenkin.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

A young boy in Camborne finds a discarded surfboard and attempts to reach the coast.

Stories from isolated young people who’ve grown up in rural Cornwall.

Created by British composer and sound designer Chris Baker, this audio work is a combination of sound and speaking. ‘Hidden in the Hills’ is a sonic painting that aims to be both creative and inventive, whilst also highly relevant to modern Britain.

A Calling The Shots production for New Creatives.

‘Holiday!’ is a comedy about a French tourist visiting a sleepy Cornish town-in search of the best ice-cream around.

Depressed and living in isolation, Demelza promises to leap from the cliffs of her Cornish village when her elderly dog Lucky dies. Can she find a reason to live before he snuffs it?

Arthur & Gwen are siblings, they’re also obsessive Cornish re-enacters on a quest.

Two twenty-something former best friends Margo and Celeste meet again at a hen party back in Cornwall, but under the waves of disappointment and failure, will the reunion cause them to sink or swim?

Lido is a film that explores Autism, memory and the spectrum of human emotion. Set in Penzance, young Huxley has visions of times past. He journeys through memory and reality, highlighting his desire to find what he is looking for.

Mab Hudel (Magical Son) is a Cornish language short film. The film is about Enys Penrose, a fantastic rugby player, hapless farmer and young gay man. He lives with his mum and gran on their farm under the shadow of his dead father. He leads his local rugby team to the final of The Cornwall Cup where he not only faces the love of his life, but his sexuality…

Read by Jo Tinsey.

And so my precious child, as you prepare to spread your wings and fly,
Who am I?
When I split open and shed my Selkie skin of Motherhood,
What lies beneath?”

Solstice Stories are specially commissioned stories about Cornish heroines of witchery and myth, first performed at the Mincack Theatre on the Winter Solstice 2022. A Scary Little Girls production, presented by Rebecca Mordan, and supported by FEAST and People’s Postcode Lottery.

The Imagined story of Anne Webber, the last woman on the island of Samson, part of the Isles of Scilly archipelago.

“In my opinion, Samson got all the beauty. She’s got a tucked in waist right in the middle, as if she breathed in to wear her corset of granite.”

Solstice Stories are specially commissioned stories about Cornish heroines of witchery and myth, first performed at the Mincack Theatre on the Winter Solstice 2022. A Scary Little Girls production, presented by Rebecca Mordan, and supported by FEAST and People’s Postcode Lottery.

Read by Kate Rawson.

“Many a story begins by declaring ‘there once was a woman.’ And we know that the woman will be either a maiden in search of love, a mother protecting her clan, or a crone bent on revenge. The tale you are about to hear is different.”

Solstice Stories are specially commissioned stories about Cornish heroines of witchery and myth, first performed at the Mincack Theatre on the Winter Solstice 2022. A Scary Little Girls production, presented by Rebecca Mordan, and supported by FEAST and People’s Postcode Lottery.

Read by Shazz Andrew.

We don’t win. It’s important for you to know that. And, I mean, really know it. Get comfortable.

Solstice Stories are specially commissioned stories about Cornish heroines of witchery and myth, first performed at the Mincack Theatre on the Winter Solstice 2022. A Scary Little Girls production, presented by Rebecca Mordan, and supported by FEAST and People’s Postcode Lottery.

Read by Bobbie O’Callaghan.

“Precocious. I remember the feeling when they said it … shame, deep in my bones. They used to say I just needed someone to put me back in my box, back in my pram. Do we ever call boys precocious?”

Solstice Stories are specially commissioned stories about Cornish heroines of witchery and myth, first performed at the Mincack Theatre on the Winter Solstice 2022. A Scary Little Girls production, presented by Rebecca Mordan, and supported by FEAST and People’s Postcode Lottery.

A young girl is excited to move into a new home, but maybe there’s something else already living there…

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A film about a man who has one safe place: his man cave.

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Two guys, embedded on their couch, need to get out…

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Catastrofish is about a fisherman trying to catch fish in order to feed his family during the Great Depression when food is scarce Unfortunately, and tragically, other fisherman have the same idea. It’s a sad song that never ends.

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“A woman receives her calling…”

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