Cornish language version of the family animated film based on the much-loved children’s book, “The Highway Rat” written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler.
A swashbuckling tale of a greedy rat who craves buns and biscuits, but comes to a sticky end. From Magic Light Pictures, producers of the hugely successful The Gruffalo, Room on the Broom and Stick Man.

Cornish language version of the family animated film based on the much-loved children’s book, “The Highway Rat” written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler.
A swashbuckling tale of a greedy rat who craves buns and biscuits, but comes to a sticky end. From Magic Light Pictures, producers of the hugely successful The Gruffalo, Room on the Broom and Stick Man.

Cousin Jack – the nickname for Cornish Miners around the world.

celebration of our landscape, the people that made it, and those who continue its legacy. Focusing on the impact that recognition of the importance of Cornish Mining and its World Heritage Status has had on Cornwall and our Cornish identity.

Head receptionist Ms Treviscoe and her colleague Sue Gwenen await the arrival of new headteacher Mr Rashleigh at the Cornish language speaking Thomas Flamank Primary School.

Children and staff dress up as their favourite Cornish characters for International Cornish Day. With some encouragement from his colleagues and pupils, Mr Rashleigh is keen to get on board. However, his choice of costume is a little dubious.

A missing PE kit and a lost property cupboard full to the brim of bits and bobs inspires a very Cornish connection between Sue Gwenen and Mr Rashleigh.

SHASK arrives unexpectedly for a school inspection whilst Mr Rashleigh investigates how Cornish his front reception team truly are.

With a house to win in an online raffle and a charity to raise money for, the annual DIZMAY draw brings enormous excitement to the school in the season finale.

Living on the Isles of Scilly, sixteen and trans, Cam feels alone in the world until Teän comes back to the island for their nephew’s christening party.

A grieving teenager in rural Cornwall takes up running following the death of her father and finds unexpected solace and solidarity in textile dyeing, alongside an artist negotiating her own loss.

Life at the end of the line has always been tough. With the cost of living going up and pressure to cash in on their now quaint fishing cottage’s financial potential, Biddy and Rob find themselves at the end of the line in more ways than one. However Biddy has a plan, an idea, a desire to paint. The question is will any of her work save them from financial ruin, and who at the end of the line will take notice?

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.

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.

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.

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…