'When Samuel, one of many young victims of eco-anxiety, hears about the flooding in Venice he decides to take his survival into his own hands.'

'Apocalypse Anytime Now' was made with support from the Roundhouse Film Fund and has gone onto great success in climate change focused film festivals in the UK and across the world. The Roundhouse Film Fund aims to support a creative and innovative approach to presenting socially relevant films by emerging filmmakers with a story to tell that are entertaining, enlivening and inspiring for audiences. Roundhouse Film Fund is supported by the Ex-Animo Foundation and the Wiggin Charitable Foundation.