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FILMs

ADAM’S FALL (2025)

  • A 1920s-style expressionism film where Adam, a sad fellow, seeks the wisdom of a cooky fortune teller… but Adam is a man with a large dose of bad luck.

  • Producer: London Film Academy
    Director: Layla Furlong
    Writer: Rokanmi Ounyumi

    Adam: Liam Thorley
    Fortune Teller: Alison Rose

    Script Editor: Layla Furlong
    1st Assistant Director: Emma Lee
    Editor: Layla Furlong
    Production Designer: Amelija Morkunaite
    Director of Photography: Heather Sutton
    1st Assistant Camera: Arman Khorram
    2nd Assistant Camera: Alexander Des Monstiers Merinville
    Camera Operator: Aadel Khan
    Gaffer: Nikita Novikov
    Spark: Phillip Dewhurst
    Sound Mixer: Adi Detemo
    Boom Operator: Jason Niu Jun Hong
    Music Accompaniment: Colm Furlong

    Sound Effects Published by Epidemic Sound

And Now I CAN SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT (2024)

  • A girl has left home. This montage art film explores mental health, trauma, love, and the queer experience in early adulthood.

  • Producer: Layla Furlong
    Director: Layla Furlong
    Writer: Layla Furlong

    Starring: Millie Ling
    Featuring: Rachel Diack, Chris Wighton, Ryan O’Donnell, Spencer

    Videographer: Layla Furlong
    Editor: Layla Furlong
    Assistant Camera: Changyoon Lee, Jaden Andrews

    Runners and Other Assist: Nela Poniewierska, Rebecca Niccolai, Pauline Hussenet, Violetta, Talha Çapkinoglu, Charlotte Timbs, Charlotte Flynn, Milana Dmitrijeva

FRAIL

(2022)

  • Amidst the COVID-19 epidemic, a young Constance experiences the loss of her mind and relationship.

  • Producer: Layla Furlong
    Director: Layla Furlong
    Writer: Layla Furlong

    Starring: Lucy Divers & Anna Hayward

    Videographer: Layla Furlong
    Editor: Layla Furlong
    Assistant Camera: Jasmin Dewar
    Runner: Summer Dubrowski

    With thanks to Tim Robson

8 Chung Hau Street (2021)

  • A documentary film where Grandma Wong talks about her experience living in Hong Kong over the many years of political and economic changes.

  • Producer: Layla Furlong
    Director: Layla Furlong

    Starring: Grandma Wong

    Videographer: Layla Furlong
    Editor: Layla Furlong
    Assistant Camera: Jasmin Dewar

    Translators: Kwok Yan Ki, Donna Chu, Pak Ho Chung

    With thanks to Drew Deeb & Tim Robson