How much can you sacrifice for a loved one who has forgotten you?

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​Remember Me is an intimate monologue that tells the story of Emma, a deaf BSL user who lives alone with her Father who is also deaf. We first meet Emma nursing her shin with an ice pack. Signing directly to the camera, Emma tells us about the violence she endures and how it all came as such a shock. We soon realise it’s not domestic abuse she’s subject to but the unpredictable outbursts of her Father who has dementia.

England, 1952. After years of working cattle in America, Ross Salmon returns to his native Devon with a bold ambition: to carve out a ranch of his own on the unforgiving wilds of Dartmoor. To succeed, he must not only survive his first brutal winter on the moor, but also win over the local farmers—stubborn men with little patience for outsiders or new ideas. Based on a true story.

Ava is forced to save herself after a kiss of near-death threatens her life.

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Stuck as a plus one at a house party amongst a sloppy sea of boozers, Ava is having a terrible night. She wants to leave, but with her phone out of battery and her only friend lost to a guy in the crowd, she’s at a loss for what to do. That is, until she meets birthday boy Theo, and suddenly her night might be saved. They chat, they dance, they kiss… then like the flick of a switch, her life hangs by a thread.

A first date unravels into an evening of plot twists, unspoken truths, and buried identities.

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Ava walks into a pub expecting a first date like any other. What follows is anything but. As truths surface and tensions rise, two strangers must decide if the past they carry will push them apart—or pull them closer.