Sixty Seconds is a cheesy action-comedy about a ragtag bomb defusal duo. Daniel, a stuck-up straight shooter, gets paired up with Stu, a loosey-goosey renegade. Think: “Hot Fuzz meets Die Hard meets Men in Black”.

Sam doesn’t get a lot of time to himself in Bedsville Asylum. When tasked with cleaning the assembly hall for the annual disco, he takes the opportunity to dance like nobody’s watching. 

The choices we make can lead us down a different path, Road shows how two people can walk alone even when they are together.

Living alone with onset dementia, Eric has started to overlook the simple tasks in his life. The absence of consistent supervision increases the risks, highlighting concerns his Daughter has about his well-being. When left alone he finds a source of companionship that bridges the gap of his isolation.

Mick and Michelle have two grown-up sons, Michael and Jack. Both are plumbers, but that’s about where the similarities end. Like his dad, Michael is football mad and loves a boozy night on the tiles. Jack, however, is different . . . and he has a secret.