The four films were made by graduate students from Brighton, Roehampton, Sussex, and Chichester universities who submitted them as examples of the quality and type of work their schools are producing. With no rules on style or subject matter, the films were varied, ranging from the intense examination of a troubled personality to a lyrical, intensely visual exploration of a faded seaside funfair.

Behind every closed door there are stories hidden from the outside world. This film provides a brief but harrowing insight into one man's past, revealing a family secret that has had a profound impact on his life. While we don’t know who he is or where he lives, the film leaves the viewer with the queasy feeling that they have stepped into someone's very private life.

Harrods is now the only department store in the UK which continues to sell real fur garments, even though the production of fur is illegal in the UK. This film follows the activities of the Coalition To Abolish The Fur Trade as they demonstrate outside the store in December 2008.

Visually powerful ride through the decaying world of the Coney Beach funfair in Porthcawl, South Wales. Located between the dunes and the sea this once popular resort is struggling to stay open through some very lean times.

At what point does passion become obsession? This film examines the very public life of the famous Portsmouth football fan known as John 'Portsmouth Football Club' Westwood. Born in 1963, he is one of the most recognisable football supporters in England, with 60 Portsmouth tattoos and the club crest shaved on his head.