A close-up on the hands of a woman and a man holding a small present wrapped in brown paper in front of a white sparkling Christmas tree blurred in the background. They are both wearing dark blue long-sleeved shirts. At the top are the words "Guilty Pleasures" in white cursive writing.

Guilty Pleasures (2025)

A Christmastime date takes a dark turn when Emily and Arjun, a young couple still in the early days of their budding relationship, begin discussing their guilty pleasures.

The picture is divided into two rectangular sections. On the right is a photograph of a dark red brick building against a pale blue sky. On the left is a salmon colored background with the words "The Nook" at the top and "A film by Jess Blackwell and Steve Chambers" at the bottom in white and blue text.

The Nook (2025)

Unable to pay their ever-increasing rent, roommates Jenny and Jane decide to sublet a sliver of space in their cramped downtown apartment. But when a string of unusually eccentric characters apply, they realize that city living may mean giving up the peaceful sense of normalcy they once knew.

Maybe Tomorrow (2025)

Consumed by societal pressures pushing her to make a “better” life for herself, Natalie is trapped in a relentless cycle of work that places her at odds with her carefree partner, Andy. As the unsustainable nature of Natalie’s lifestyle comes to the fore, she is pushed to reconnect with Andy, briefly finding peace before an unexpected tragedy strikes. 

Seeker (2025)

Morgan, a businesswoman caught in the dull routine of corporate life, moves into a new apartment hoping for a fresh start. However, she quickly finds herself targeted by an unseen entity with sinister intentions. As she navigates through her new home, struggling with her own inner conflicts, odd occurrences escalate, leaving her increasingly uneasy. The apartment’s dark secrets intertwine with Morgan’s own turmoil, leading to a chilling climax where the true nature of the unseen entity is revealed. 

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