Deborah Findlay

In 1944 in Kent, a conscientious objector (Luke Thompson) and a roaming artist (Matthew Tennyson) find friendship as the Second World War unfolds across the English Channel. In 1982 in Redcar, a bereaved mother (Barbara Marten) struggles with the memories of her son, lost in the Falklands War. In 1996, deep in the Black Forest, a holocaust survivor (Deborah Findlay) seeks to bring peace to a disturbed young boy (Orton O'Brien) and his violent stepfather (Trystan Gravelle). Accompanied by a stunning score from Academy Award winner Stephen Warbeck, director Dominic Dromgoole's adaptation of Robert Holman's classic play is a moving study of the effects of war and the scars left behind.

A man tries to escape his mother's destructive influence.

When a young couple expecting their first child hosts a dinner party for their neighbors, a terrifying and life-altering accident occurs.

Against the backdrop of a perfect summer's day, twelve-year old Sam navigates the complex world of his parent's marriage.

A novelist has a chance meeting with the husband of his ex-mistress in London, and his reliving of their memories spurs him on to win her back.

A woman dealing with inconsolable grief over the death of her partner gets another chance when he returns to earth as a ghost.