Synopsis: When Adam goes to visit his friends Ed and Kath after a recent break-up, he is hoping for some consolation. What he hasn’t realised is that he has turned up during Pobl Bachyn, a long-standing tradition in the town of Twll. If a guest is found in the house when midnight strikes, the folkloric hookmen will arrive and all hell will break loose. But it’s just a fun tradition, isn’t it? As midnight draws near and Adam is too hungover to leave, Ed and Kath need to choose between friendship and superstition. Perhaps, after all, it’s safer to believe than not…
About the Filmmaker: Kiri Pritchard McLean is an awed wining stand up comedian, writer and director. She is the host of BBC Radio 4’s “Best Medicine”, and has appeared on leading UK shows such as Live at the Apollo, QI and Have I Got News For You. In 2020 her writing was recognised as she became the recipient of the prestigious Caroline Aherne Bursary. She was a founder member and writer/director of Edinburgh comedy award nominee Gein’s Family Giftshop. In 2019, she formed sketch group Tarot and once more fulfilling an offstage role. In a few short years the group have made a BBC radio series, three short films, and three one-hour live shows. These have all been greeted with critical acclaim.