You Shouldn't Have Said That (2013)

Actors: Craig Quinn (editor), Craig Quinn (director), Phillip Mulhern (actor), Phillip Mulhern (writer), Phillip Mulhern (producer), Betty Webster (actress), Danny Parkinson (actor), John Clarkson (actor), Cheryl Emlay (actress), Paul Burgess (actor), Bradley Hughes (actor), Helen Batchelor (actress), Daniel Bates (actor), Shelley-Henri-Ward (actor), Michael Laing (actor),

Small Creatures (2010)

Actors: Lucy Ward (miscellaneous crew), Martin Wallace (producer), Martin Wallace (director), Martin Wallace (writer), Sarada McDermott (producer), Rob Speranza (producer), Leanne Fairbrother (miscellaneous crew), Jane Hogarth (actress), Karl Hughes (actor), Jack Rigby (actor), Gary Ellison (miscellaneous crew), Keith Rice (actor), Jonathon Gregory (actor), Jonathon Gregory (miscellaneous crew), Paul Bamford (actor),

Jack Malchance (2010)

Actors: Dean Loxton (actor), Dean Loxton (producer), Dean Loxton (writer), Dean Loxton (director), Elizabeth Boag (actress), Julian Miller (actor), Jennifer Evans (actress), Valene Kane (actress), Myriam Acharki (actress), Dean Hesom (writer), David Richter (actor), Patrick Moore (composer), Chris Starkie (actor), Steven Lim (actor), Naomi Waring (actress),

Plot: Jack Malchance thinks his luck is about to change after a chance meeting with a flirtatious stranger, but when he wakes up in a bath of ice he wakes up in a world where there is no such thing as chance. Who is pulling the strings? People are missing, there are riots in the streets and one corporation seems to be raking in all the cash. In a climate of fear, control and rampant capitalism Claire and Jack become pawns in a dangerous lottery where your number could be up at any time.

10 Tigers (2010)

Actors: Simon Ellis (editor), Joe Walker (producer), Tony Kelly (writer), Tony Kelly (director), Joseph Sentance (actor),

The Rise of the Bricks (2009)

Actors: Eoin Macken (writer), Eoin Macken (actor), Gerry Shanahan (actor), Emmett Scanlan (writer), Emmett Scanlan (actor), Ben Keenan (producer), Ben Keenan (director), Ben Keenan (writer), Ben Keenan (actor), Killian Scott (writer), Killian Scott (actor), Liam Ryan (writer), Gail Brady (actress), Camille Donegan (actress), Derek Keating (editor),

Plot: A brutal stabbing...one of the band members (Ciaran) is tortured for not obeying the evil conspirators. We then cut to the beginning of the film and meet the band one by one, though we don't know the significance of the earlier carnage. Through a series of comedic mishaps, we get to know the band members and learn that they are all, to differing degrees and by different means, very stupid and often quite annoying. They go for an interview with a record company which Ciaran messes up. They are later called back for another interview, which is odd since they were forcibly ejected the first time. The second interview is given by a different man, Goodbar, who tolerates absolutely anything they say or do. He asks them to play a live performance for his boss so that he can sign them. Before they can play live, we are shown a secret meeting of the executives of the rival company including Goodbar. Their plan is laid out for us - to bankrupt their rivals by making them sign this god-awful band.

Bob's Weekend (1996)

Actors: Ricky Tomlinson (actor), Enn Reitel (actor), Brian Glover (actor), Bruce Jones (actor), Stuart Wolfenden (actor), Samia Ghadie (actress), Ken Kitson (actor), Seamus O'Neill (actor), Jack Marsden (actor), Jayson Rothwell (writer), Paul Greenwood (actor), Tommy Eytle (actor), Suzanne Hall (actress), Dean Williamson (actor), Margo Stanley (actress),