From biting nuns to twitching schoolgirls, a professor (Maxine Peake) takes us on a musical journey through mass hysteria.

Maxine Peake stars in a short film about three fears - birds, falling, sleepwalking - shot and edited by Carol Morley on a mobile phone, in a single day.

Carol Morley's short about a woman who's obsessed with local history, while trying to forget her own past.

Carol Morley's debut short uses the stylistic devices of the melodrama to explore the story of a girl's relationship with her father.

Eleven-year-old Karen meets king of the airwaves, Tony Blackburn (played by himself) in Carol Morley's bittersweet short.

Carol Morley's graduation short in which a selection of twenty-somethings talk about their troubles.

Carol Morley tracks down her old friend Catherine Corcoran and returns to India where they once travelled as teenagers.

Based on the filmmaker’s collection of British newspaper cuttings, Everyday Something features interlocking private moments that give glimpses into everyday life.

A film about shop assistants and boredom, inspired by a letter Sir Alec Guinness sent to The Times in 1970.

Celebrating the achievements and passion of the women who were ferry pilots during World War II. They transported all types of aircraft, often in hazardous conditions, for Britain’s Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA).