Sonny Huddart

Six Hundred Seconds explores an impassive response to this question through an experimental short film.

Six Hundred Seconds explores an impassive response to this question through an experimental short film.

Six Hundred Seconds explores an impassive response to this question through an experimental short film.

Six Hundred Seconds explores an impassive response to this question through an experimental short film.

Twenty years ago, actor William O'Brien was most well-known for portraying The Inspector, a hero who fought injustices and saved the cosmos. Now, he's a washed up alcoholic, clinging onto the remnants of an acting career and despising the sci-fi show he was once associated with. Chris Tyler is a fan of the show, through his Dad who worked on it, and an unlikely meeting in a pub brings the two together. But what's more important - the person, or what they stand for?

Twenty years ago, actor William O'Brien was most well-known for portraying The Inspector, a hero who fought injustices and saved the cosmos. Now, he's a washed up alcoholic, clinging onto the remnants of an acting career and despising the sci-fi show he was once associated with. Chris Tyler is a fan of the show, through his Dad who worked on it, and an unlikely meeting in a pub brings the two together. But what's more important - the person, or what they stand for?

Twenty years ago, actor William O'Brien was most well-known for portraying The Inspector, a hero who fought injustices and saved the cosmos. Now, he's a washed up alcoholic, clinging onto the remnants of an acting career and despising the sci-fi show he was once associated with. Chris Tyler is a fan of the show, through his Dad who worked on it, and an unlikely meeting in a pub brings the two together. But what's more important - the person, or what they stand for?

Twenty years ago, actor William O'Brien was most well-known for portraying The Inspector, a hero who fought injustices and saved the cosmos. Now, he's a washed up alcoholic, clinging onto the remnants of an acting career and despising the sci-fi show he was once associated with. Chris Tyler is a fan of the show, through his Dad who worked on it, and an unlikely meeting in a pub brings the two together. But what's more important - the person, or what they stand for?

A seemingly perfect wife is driven to the point of murder after her husband sneaks out for the night.

A seemingly perfect wife is driven to the point of murder after her husband sneaks out for the night.

After applying for a ropey guitarist gig, Daria gets more than she bargained for when she's introduced to the band's demon worshiping lead singer.