It's My Shout Drama Screenings 2026 - Cardiff and Vale College

A screening of eight new unique dramas made across Wales for BBC Cymru Wales and S4C. It's My Shout invites you to a premiere of its eight dramas produced in 2026 for BBC Cymru Wales and S4C. All eight films were made by new, upcoming Welsh talent from all across the country. Be one of the first to see the new films before they air on TV! Doors open: 6:30pm Screening starts: 7:00pm Finish at approximately 9:00pm. Films to be screened: Hi Yw Fy Ffrind. Directed by Josie Connor, Written by Lowri Wynn Wedi angladd ei Nain, mae Owen yn ôl adra, ond nid yw’n teimlo mai dyma’i le bellach. Ond drwy gôr y pentref, mae’n dechrau sylweddoli efallai mai yma mae o’n perthyn, wedi’r cyfan. After his grandmother’s funeral, Owen feels like a stranger at home. But a song, a choir and his connection to her make him realise that home may be where he belongs. In Tents. Directed by Cameron Jones, Written by Ellie Gilbert Jess invites her new boyfriend to meet her friends on a camping trip, but it turns out he's not a big fan of the great outdoors - and things only go downhill from there. Lucky Socks. Directed by Sara Nourizadeh, Written by Phoebe Guildford It’s the day of the girls’ rugby final, but Cerys and her team find themselves beset by bad luck, from broken scrum caps to missing socks. Can they pull out a win despite the odds? The Corpse Road. Directed by Macey Hopkins, Written by Owen Thomas A group of four students lost in the countryside on their Duke of Edinburgh meet a kindly farmer who offers his assistance, but there may be more to him than meets the eye. Dianc. Directed by Mari Stewart, Written by Ieuan Jones Mae lleidr arfog yn ailddarganfod ei chymuned a’i diwylliant wrth iddi hi a’i chydymaith guddio mewn Eisteddfod leol i gynllunio eu dihangfa. An armed robber rediscovers her community and culture when she and her accomplice hide out at a local Eisteddfod to plot their escape. Origin Story. Directed by Eden Quine-Taylor, Written by Grace O'Brien Liam dreams of fame as a rapper while his best friend Carly fights for success in the boxing ring. When Liam is tempted with popularity, he must decide how far he'll go to belong. Summit. Directed by Luke Davies, Written by Jake Thompson On the anniversary of his mum’s death, Max attempts to raise money for a memorial bench atop a mountain summit overlooking the Welsh valleys. Swipe. Directed by Jamie McKee, Written by Jack Kelsey Amy and Jordan are looking for love in all the wrong places. Is the perfect match closer than they think?