It's My Shout: Short Films from Wales

College student Bex is thrust into a difficult situation after a one-night stand leads to an online altercation that will change her life forever. In an age dominated by social media presence and popularity measured by how many likes or followers you have, does Bex have what it takes to take back control of her life?

Rhian lives in a small town in the sleepy Welsh valleys where nothing exciting ever happens - but in Rhian's mind it's filled with mystery, crime and deceit. The backstreets are alive with robbers, serial killers, smugglers and peculiar parking wardens but as her idol Sherlock Holmes always says: "when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains no matter how improbable must be the truth." Rhian may not have many friends in her new school but who needs friends when you have mysteries?

Looking for love can be tough for anyone in an age of online dating, but when salon worker Katie's failed attempts leave her desperate, she is left with no option but join the local love therapy group - will this be the key to to her happy ever after?

Ivor isn't the bravest kid, but when he kicks the gang's football over the wall of local mystery, Mr Jones, he has no choice but to form a rescue team to venture into the villain's lair and retrieve it. A hard enough task on its own, but things are made more difficult as tales of Mr Jones' atrocities unfold, and the team gradually falls apart, leaving Ivor to face Mr Jones alone and prove his bravery.

Jude wasn't like the rest of the kids on his street - he spent most of 1994 in a pair of his mum's tights, pretending to be Christopher Dean, much to his dad's annoyance. When dad finally snaps, the result is somewhat unexpected.

Edgar Bootle is fed up of being unpopular at school. Mocked by bullies for everything from his shoes to his phone, and most notably his hair. Edgar makes the decision that it is time for a change of image. But will his new image change him for the better?