Features catalogue
Maria Martinez Bayona's The End Of It is our 2026 UK Features Catalogue cover star
This catalogue contains a selection of UK feature productions and co-productions currently screening on the global festival circuit or in the final stages of production.
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UK Features Catalogue 2026
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For each film listed you can read a synopsis and find contact details for the production company and sales agent.
Highlights from our 2026 catalogue
Salvation
Tom Nicoll's Salvation - ready for international festivals from Autumn 2026
A tenacious aspiring guru must go to extreme measures to pay off the debts he’s accrued from trying, and failing, to set up an online life-coaching business in a post-industrial Scottish town. Exploring the world of male influencer culture and how it might be affecting the young men who come into its orbit, SALVATION blends mounting tension, dark comedy and a forensic focus on its protagonist to explore the very modern story of a delusional life coach spiralling out of control.
Lady
Olive Nwosu's Lady premiered at Sundance 2026
Determined to live life on her own terms, a mercurial taxi driver is drawn into the underbelly of Lagos’ sex scene, with deathly consequence.
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning, directed by Clio Barnard, won the 2026 Cannes Director's Fortnight Audience award
Five friends. Five lives. Countless hopes.
Patrick, Shiv, Rian, Oli and Conor grew up together. They played together, skipped school together, and dreamt of everything they’d do with their lives. Now they’re thirty and those dreams haven’t materialised quite how they imagined. Patrick and Shiv are as in love as ever, but their relationship is rocked when an old secret opens up new wounds. Charismatic Oli, always the life and soul, is partying too hard and is fading by the day. Conor has a baby on the way and a business plan that could change everything. Only Rian has escaped the estate, made a lot of money and moved to another city, but even that hasn’t helped him move on from the past.
Skate in Japan
Steffan Roe Griffiths' debut Skate in Japan documentary completes in 2026
In Japan, a culture shaped by restraint and social uniformity, skateboarding has long existed at the margins - regulated, discouraged, and only now tentatively embraced. SKATE IN JAPAN observes this contested space with quiet precision, tracing a community that finds freedom through movement, expression, and play.
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