Work

THE CONSULTATION

Two partners attend a formal consultation with a specialist. Across a single meeting, administrative procedure slowly replaces intimacy, responsibility, and speech.

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BEST INTERESTS

In a care home review meeting, a family is asked to decide what is best for an elderly man whose wishes are becoming harder to define. As professional language, family history and practical realities begin to overlap, the meeting reveals how easily care can become a question of process, responsibility and control.

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NEXT TIME

Next Time is set over the course of a day in a South London barbershop. As familiar faces come and go, a young man returns hoping for a haircut, only to be told to come back another time. What seems like a small everyday moment gradually reveals something more. Through quiet observation, the film explores belonging, routine and the ways exclusion can hide in ordinary interactions.

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ON RECORD

A mother attends an evidence clarification appointment after her son's assessment request is rejected. As each document is reviewed, labelled, and absorbed into the file, the procedure records everything except the child himself.

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ASSESSMENT

Inside a clinical assessment room, a patient is processed through a sequence of institutional checks and observations. Procedure continues regardless of emotional reality.

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PROTOCOL

Inside a controlled institutional environment, routine administrative procedure gradually replaces personal judgment.

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NOT HERE

A couple return to an adoption service after years of delay. As their file is reviewed, the child at the centre of their application is slowly removed from the record.

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I DEY

I Dey is the story of a Nigerian care worker trying to record a voice message home. As she searches for the right words, the gap between what she wants to say and what she can bring herself to say slowly comes into focus.