In a world held captive by an unrelenting virus and under the strictest of lockdowns, a courageous young woman embarks on a perilous quest to save her mother.

A female boxer mulling retirement faces her biggest battle when she agrees to be interviewed by an ambitious young journalist who idolises her. Fights don’t just take place in the ring…

Written and directed by Eben Skilleter. A young man with a year to live must literally live with Death!

Directed by Stéfane Houssier. Escaping from a violent lover to a country manor hotel, Natasha becomes the unwilling confidant of Amelia, a young child, in a family secret. Could Amelia's secret be true, or is it a cruel game and Natasha her plaything?

This is a scene from ‘Made in Britain’, the British television play written by David Leland and directed by Alan Clarke, starring Tim Roth. My brother, Jay Penrake, plays Tim Roth’s role for his showreel.

A teenage girl hooking in order to make money for her mum’s much-needed medical treatment takes in a customer who used to date her mum.

Shiona Penrake’s debut short film. Finding an old paintbrush in his back garden, a lonely young boy comes up with an imaginative way to restore contact with his absent dad.

An old woman feels threatened by a stranger trying to get into the house she's in - but nothing is quite what it seems. It was signed to Shorts International.

An injured dancer now working part time as a sex worker befriends her lonely 13-year-old neighbour, Jack, and finally finds someone who sees her for more than her body is worth.

As an IRA man is driven into the woods where his executioners await, he reveals some secrets that spur a crisis of conscience in his captor.

A group of school friends come up with a novel idea to help a friend of theirs in urgent need of medical treatment following a racially motivated attack.

Shiona Penrake, Nicholas Penrake and Saïna Penrake put together a 2 minute short film that explores the mysterious 'rewiring' process that goes on in the memory of people living with 'mixed dementia'.

Written, directed and edited by Shiona Penrake. A lonely teenage girl discovers her eccentric modelling creations have something magical about them, just as she is about to give up all hope of ever being liked for who she is.

Ben (Jay Penrake) finds himself cornered in a school toilet by Josh (Dami Adeyeye) who is deadset on recruiting him to his team of kids selling drugs in houses beyond county lines.

A young woman arrives in the woods around Chiswick Park an hour after receiving a worrying phone call from her best friend following a date with a weird guy.