FearMoth

In FearMoth, Paul Kingswood, played by Tim Vine, finds himself in a unique predicament as he manages a lightbulb shop in the village of Hazelpocket. The story unfolds as a giant moth wreaks havoc, prompting local officials, including Mayor Blueberry, to devise a plan to address the growing crisis. While tension mounts in the community, Paul grapples with his fear of the dark, rooted in a past incident involving his son, Ellery.

The film is notable for its commitment to practical effects, featuring CGI-free action sequences that showcase visible moth suspension wires. This adds a distinctive touch to the film's visual style, setting it apart in a genre often dominated by digital effects. FearMoth marks a significant milestone as the first Tim Vine film to screen at a film festival, highlighting its unique place in contemporary comedy.