Terrified of giving voice to the darkness of her subconscious mind, Mary Shelley locks into a dangerous battle with her own 'inner monster' as she struggles to write her seminal science fiction novel, Frankenstein.

Couture fashion meets gothic horror as we revist this 19th century world through today’s eyes. An edgy, sexy take on a story we think we know.

Repped by CAA.

Director: Farren Blackburn

Farren’s credits include the acclaimed YA drama The Innocents for Netflix, Shut In for Luc Besson’s Europacorp starring Naomi Watts, Daredevil for Marvel, The Golden Globe winning Luther and the genre-busting YA fantasy horror The Fades for the BBC which won him the BAFTA Award for Best Drama Series.

A domestic drama rooted in the troubled dynamics of a family on an isolated horse farm on the verge of ruin.

As they cope in increasingly harrowing ways with the strange unraveling of their youngest child, a series of cryptic occurrences sends them into the depths of the unknown.

What do we know about Elaine de Kooning?

That she was the engine of the Abstract Expressionist Movement?

That her portrait of John F Kennedy hangs amongst the other American presidents in the National Portrait Gallery, Washington?

That she was as brilliant an essayist as she was a painter?

Mostly, we know her as the wife of the artist Willem de Kooning, whose paintings now sell for many millions of dollars. But there's so much more.

A story of art, love and freedom. Based on the life of Elaine de Kooning.

Playwright Tennessee Williams and his muse, the actor Anna Magnani battle demons - real and imagined- as they make their way through the labyrinth of fame in Rome.

Set during sexy and glamorous Dolce Vita era of the 1950s, Tenn and Anna learn that the veneer of fame is belied by the ugliness and darkness of what Williams called “the catastrophe of success.”

Their devotion to each other is often tested as the two deal with jealousy, betrayal and addiction while producing their respective works of genius.

Director: Marco Pontecorvo

Marco Pontecorvo is best known for HBO's 'Rome' and 'Game of Thrones'. He received the Silver Ribbon and won the Pasinetti Award at Venice for his first film ‘Pa-ra-da’. His feature, FATIMA, starring Sonia Braga and Harvey Keitel was distributed by Picturehouse US and Netflix.

After a young mother suffers from postpartum depression, her family moves from a stylish corner of Rome to a remote town in Sicilia. It's the villa of their dreams.

But her initial enthusiasm begins to fade as she hears strange rumours in the town about the house, and notices strange phenomena within its walls.

As time goes on, her little son, and the whole family, will emerge as the target of a terrifying revenge.

Based on the prize-winning novel by Marco Tiano, published by Fazi Editore.

After a client's fake green-card interview goes awry, a fraudulent entrepreneur has to conceal his escalating problems from his hardworking family – or risk failure as an American father.

A ghost story turned feminist revenge fantasy. A re-visiting of the Jane Eyre story, set as a thriller in present-day Maine.

The strong pulse of Ambition struck / In every vein I owned; / At the same instant, bleeding broke / A secret, inward wound.’ — Charlotte Brontë

Writer: Frances F. Denny

A contemporary gothic about a psychologist who takes on a strange child patient at a boarding school in Britain - uncovering a trail of violence that leads her back to the mysterious disappearance of two evacuees in 1939.

A look at British actress Elsa Lanchester, the Bride of Frankenstein, during the making of the 1935 Universal horror classic.

Contrasting her unconventional upbringing by radical suffragettes and wild years of theatrical fame in decadent 1920s London with her time in 1930s Hollywood as the wife of a celebrated and difficult actor, the film follows Elsa’s struggles through her own twisted narrative as she tries to avoid being eclipsed by those closest to her.