Venerable

Devastated by a recent loss, Jayne's perseverance is tested by her nuisance husband as she attempts to complete her jigsaw, but as pieces start disappearing she must solve a far more complex puzzle; one she may not like the answer to.

Venerable is Volatile Pictures’ most successful project to date, having received 5 awards, including a win for “Best Indie Film” at the New York Film Awards and a further 3 nominations and 8 selections at festivals worldwide. The film was praised for it’s “honesty and emotional truth” by film festival judges and critics across the world. The project once again reunited James Sibley, Sam Creamer and Louisa Leach whilst introducing some fantastic new talent such as the skilled Michael Mowbray. The film was portrayed by the incredible Andy Norman and Ingrid Evans who effortlessly tugged on the heart strings of festival judges and audiences. Ingrid won out against hundreds of other actresses during the Top Shorts Film Festival to win “Best Actress in an Indie Film.”

A festival run would not be complete without a cinema debut, and we were once again honoured to be premiered by the Romford Film Festival where many of Venerable’s production team reunited to celebrate their achievements. Sam Creamer and James Sibley took part in a public post screening Q&A directly after the screening as well as a private interview with the insightful Kevin Haldon from NerdlyUK.

What’s next? We’re glad you asked! The Volatile team is working at making Venerable available to watch for all of you at a click of a mouse. Keep an eye on this page and our socials for more information on this. Until then – Be Creative, Be Volatile!