Zac Nicholson.

Black Mirror: The Entire History of You

Anyone who’s ever nosed through the Facebook profile of a potential lover will feel right at home here. Today, most of us routinely leave a trail of personal information behind us – from emails to idle thoughts on Facebook, to images of ourselves grinning at parties. Go to a live event and instead of lighters in the air, you’ll see the glow of people recording proceedings on their smartphones. This final episode, starring Toby Kebbell and Jodie Whittaker, and written by Jesse Armstrong of Peep Show, Fresh Meat and The Thick of It fame, explores the logical outcome of this, something many might consider a fantasy scenario: what if you had a kind of Sky Plus system for your head, so you could rewind and replay memories at will? You’d never forget where you left your keys again, for one thing. And it would be great for winning arguments. But it might not be brilliant news for the health of your relationship. After all, how much do you actually want to know about each other?

Skeletons - feature film

“It’s simple, this job: stick to the rules, tell them everything, leave and never come back.”

A pair of travelling salesmen wander in and out of people’s lives, performing a Procedure whereby hidden secrets and lies are exposed. When they arrive at a remote family home and can’t seem to get the job done, they discover that you can’t always get away from your own skeletons.

Starring: Andrew Buckley, Ed Gaughan, Jason Isaacs, Paprika Steen & Tuppence Middleton
Screenplay By: Nick Whitfield
Directed By: Nick Whitfield
Produced By: Tracy Brimm, Kate Myers, Paul Welsh
Awards: Kenny Diamond Award for Best Little Film of the Decade