Robbie Ryan Movies

When a mother is hit by a rare condition that sees her lift off the ground at a slow but ever increasing rate, her husband and daughter are forced to...

Heaton and Spike are the unlikeliest pair: two loners who have found each other. When Spike commits a terrible crime, Heaton decides to stand by him...

The son of a '70s rock star has to meet stringent conditions to inherit the family fortune, while his mates and greedy stepmother have other ideas.

Marco is a lonely handicapped Spanish smuggler, driving through Brazil to sell out his cheap goods. When two bandits assault him and steal his load,...

Nick Cave performs solo at the piano in Idiot Prayer: Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace, a film shot at the iconic London venue in June 2020.

Everyone has Halloween, but in Yorkshire, they have Mischief Night, where madness and mayhem rule. In the course of one night, the barriers that...

Short film by Frank Berry. Premise unknown.

Jess is super excited to attend her step-sister’s wedding and truly become part of the family, but after only recently finding out about her...

Before embarking on his first tour of duty, a young soldier and his father must face up to the painful realities that have long gone unspoken between...

A Dickensian tale of rats, recompense and retribution.

Footage from the making of the film 'Slow West'

13 year old Aamir is stranded alone in the largest unofficial refugee camp in Europe. When he is befriended by Katlyn, a thinly stretched volunteer,...

A rural family contends with a deceased uncle who refuses to stay in his grave.

Poor Ivor can't sleep. Masturbation is his last resort but it's not without its drawbacks.

On Christmas Eve, 1968, in a Scottish coastal town, a debt collector goes to work to avoid confronting his wife’s worsening psychosis at home.

Bill Drummond, once the most notorious man in pop music, now travels around the world baking cakes, building beds and shining shoes as part of a...

A cautionary tale in which a trickster crow lures a group of innocent children to their deaths.

Is the customer always right? How far should an artist compromise their vision for commercial gain? And what do Michael Winner and Charles Bronson...