University student Alistair Liddell is attempting to write an essay late at night, when the idea to search for answers on Wikipedia comes to mind. Leading Alistair down a wondrous path of information. However, after being dragged into the screen and falling down the rabbit hole of information, Alistair soon realises the more disturbing nature of the internet and that the way out may not be as simple as it seems.
After the end of the world, Damien and Emily are trying to find a salvation camp. However, after realising they are being followed by a horde of infected Screamers, they soon find themselves closer to danger than they'd like.
What should have been a normal day is interrupted when Damien wakes up to a small wooden box being left at his front door. A box connected to a malevolent spirit that wants Damien dead...
An intimate beautifully wrought and deftly handled meditation on trauma, offering hope and insight, The Days of Trees, dare we say, surpasses all those with its skillful storytelling, formal elegance, and canid and charismatic subject, Tomás Hardiman.
While working late at night on experimental deepfake technology in a highly secure research facility, Daniel is pursued by something that looks almost identical to him…
