Dolly enters a poetry competition – for children.
- Comedy
Films
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Dolly’s period is late and, despite months of celibacy, she eagerly prepares for motherhood. However, undesirable ex, Nobby, has ideas about his rights as the `father.’
- Comedy
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A particularly acidic orange juice finds Dolly dreadlocked and stilt-walking naked – a trip to remember, if only she could!
- Comedy
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Dolly is stressed out so best friend Belle organises a relaxing day. However, racing in the pool, fighting with the masseuse and plotting during meditation is surely missing the point.
- Comedy
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After sixty seconds sleep and a bout of diarrhoea, Dolly is more than ready for her driving test.
- Comedy
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Hand-drawn Animation
- Drama
- Coming-of-Age
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Dolly and mum Ivy go off to buy an outfit. Will it be fun and gossip or heated fashion disputes in the communal changing rooms.
- Comedy
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Monica is homeless and harmless so Dolly offers her a room. Meet the bathroom- hogging, note-leaving, food-labelling flatmate from hell.
- Comedy
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Dolly relaxes in her seat, the train pulls out and her large hot chocolate drink spills all over her copy of Hello. And that is just the start of eight hours of commuting hell.
- Comedy
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Dolly’s therapist, Ruth, fancies her but Dolly fancies osteopath Ken.
- Comedy
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RELATIONSHIPS! A girl decides that the problem with her relationship with her boyfriend is him – listing all the things he doesn’t do – buy gifts, look happy to see her, give her compliments etc etc – when he finally storms off she has a change of heart …
- Comedy
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The protagonist of the series is a single piece of curious, playful matchstick. Each episode starts the same way: the main character, the blue headed matchstick matchstick pops out of the box. At the end of each story, he jumps back into the empty box. The series is aimed primarily at the teenage age group. Young people’s curiosity, courage and openness are reflected in the way the protagonist steps out of his safety and explores the world around him. The humour of the episodes is not only in the unexpected twists and turns in the stories, but also in the fact that each episode is like a puzzle game. The audience is constantly having to guess what situation the matches represent.
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Two women try to keep embarrassing noises down when they aren’t sure if there is someone in the next cubicle.
- Drama
- Comedy
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EPISODES: Mail Has Arrived by Post / Sound Body, Sound Spirit! / For the King and for the Homeland! / The Wishing Table / I Can’t Live Without You! / News, Headlines / Oh, Those Foamy Neglige! / Hallowed Be Thy Name! / The Apple of Our Eyes / The Stage Meaning the World / Supplier of the Emperor and the Royal Court / All Fillérs Are Money! / The Country Is in Fever
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EPISODES: Stone Blocks / Hurray, in the Park! / Masters Can Write! / High and Low / Farewell, Homeland! / My Devotees, Hungarians! / Hallo. Hallo! / What Things May Happen! / The Millennium / Poacher, Gamekeeper / This Is Style! / By Land, By Sea, By Air / I Jump into the Contrabass…
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STRANGERS! Two strangers are left alone by a mutual friend and can’t think of a thing to say to each other…
- Drama
- Comedy
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DIETS! The cloak and dagger antics of a girl alone at home on a diet – weighing raisins, fiddling the scales, changing the definition of ‘fruit’ and blaming it all on her boyfriend.
- Comedy
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A woman’s ambitions for everything she is going to do the next day get more outlandish as she writes a long To Do list and drinks flagons of red wine …
- Drama
- Comedy
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Here’s my new mini film featuring Queenie and Dick, long term couple. She’s a drama queen and he’s easy going and monosyllabic! She’ll try anything to get a bit of drama going …
- Drama
- Comedy
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Follow Red Guy, Yellow Guy, and Green Duck as they learn about family, electricity, and death. Beware the strange and dangerous twists that come their way as their seemingly-safe house reveals that they live in an actual nightmare.
- Horror