Sacrifice
Pushed past her limit, a young dancer becomes consumed by the spirit of the goddess she portrays. A short film selected for the BFI Network London Script Lab 25/26. Writer/director Mrinalini Basu. Producer Yemi Adegbulu.

Mother Me
A woman must return to her childhood home to restore its broken pieces. In doing so, she is confronted with the ghosts of her past self, who take her on a cathartic journey into the future. In production early 2026. Director Amit Kaur. Writer Amanda Ajomale. Producer Yemi Adegbulu. 

All Must Burn at Smugglers' Lane
Naive 18-year-old Lucy is forced to accept the truth of her family’s exploitative mail-order bride business, when she makes friends with the newest bride to arrive in the UK: the no-nonsense, clear-eyed Alma. Together, they rebel and free themselves from a life of complicity, subservience and abuse. Supported by the First Feature Producers Lab (delivered by the BFI Network and The Fold). Writer/director Xenia Glen. Co-writer Antosh Wojcik. Producer Yemi Adegbulu. 

Camel Before The Storm
A moving image feature that explores Cornwall’s Camel Estuary through spoken word, commissioned by Natural England and Arts and Culture, University of Exeter. Press release. In production. Director/producer Xenia Glen. Writer Antosh Wojcik. 

Meadow Road
After uncovering long-forgotten family archive footage and photographs, three generations of a British South Asian family explore their histories and cultural identities — from humble family beginnings through a semi-arranged marriage in New Delhi, to the family's migration to the UK. A feature documentary in production. Director Sai Karen Talwar. Producer Xenia Glen.

Carabao
A Filipino carnival worker is rendered powerless after a life-threatening seizure reveals his undocumented status in the UK. A feature film expansion of Sleepwalker's short film ‘Alo’. Supported by the BFI NETWORK’s Early Development Fund & BFI Development Fund. Writer/director Xenia Glen. Co-writer Antosh Wojcik. Producer Dominic Buchanan - Home Team. 

How to Keep Time
This whimsical, surreal narrative follows a young man’s attempts to retrieve the memories and dreams of his Polish grandfather who is struggling through the final stages of vascular dementia. A feature adaptation of the Arts Council England funded theatre piece, ‘How To Keep Time: A Drum Solo For Dementia’, written by Antosh Wojcik, produced by Penned in the Margins.