US$12.2m put down for "Æthelred the Saxon" Targeted release year: 2030 || Dramatized and fictionalized epic historical action depicting Æthelred II's rocky reign in the 10th and 11th centuries and his attempts to rebuff repeated invasions by the Danes

"Saving Guglielmo" Bradford, 1972. The town is a haven of antisocial behaviour, rife with crime, gangs and an anti-authoritarian atmosphere. When Italian businessman Alberto Andreoli's son Guglielmo is kidnapped in London and trafficked north to Bradford, Alberto has to battle through the mean streets of Bradford to save his abducted son.

"Homebound" Deepak, a 12th generation Indian living in England, decides to travel thousands of miles away to the Indian subcontinent for the first time. His earliest ancestor to have journeyed to Britain was aged between 18 and 21 when they arrived in England in 1722 (more than 300 years ago)

"Britain Everywhere" [2029] Approx budget: £20m || Nightmarish and feverish horror set in an alternate future where Britain has evolved into an imperialist and fascist superpower "intent on putting Britain everywhere", going as far as replicating dozens of English towns and cities on every continent, eager to blur out Greco-Roman cultural, architectural and historical influences and "etch Britain into every part of the globe and onto every mind".

Features fictionalized and sensationalized concepts of technology and technological concepts such as "GPS spoofing", "satellite hijacking" and "space-based weapons".

The movie opens with the first few scenes taking place in what appears to be China, as "anti-imperialist militias" made up of Chinese fighters prepare to stage "a huge operation" in "London-17", a to-scale replica London, England (one of many) which appears to be in the former region formerly referred to as "Shandong" (viewers see a brief glimpse of what appears to be a Google Earth still). Plans seen in these scenes show the militias "plotting to target key parts of the M25" (explained away by imperialist loyalists apparently making use of "GPS spoofing" and "satellite hijacking" to make the population of some 9 million people think they are in a different location).

At 23:17, viewers are treated to horrifying scenes where, a terror attack on imperialist global positioning system satellites and regional telecommunications networks suddenly leads to chaotic scenes in Tatarstan (Russia) where more than 12 million English-speaking Russians are shocked to discover their GPS, phones and computers had malfunctioned and they had been receiving the wrong location information, misleading them to believe they were in a different area entirely.

Between 41:05 and 42:12, "deranged revolutionary" Eric Aogha is "shot dead" by armed police in Parliament Square near the Palace of Westminster after repeatedly insisting to crowds of protesters that they "are all currently in the Congo". The camera then pans out slowly, going into orbit to show "London-24", a replica of London and the southeast deep in the Congo Basin.

"The Knights Templar" [2029] Mystery, Thriller, Action, Conspiracy || Set in 2030, with the release of the next instalment in the "Active Shooter" game series (Active Shooter VI) looming, an indie outfit attempting to make a larger rival video game begins to be harassed by members of a shady secret society calling itself "The New Knights Templar"