The Bit Where We Pretend to Have a Mission Statement

Here’s the section where we’re supposed to talk about “bold visions”, “unique voices”, and “disrupting the industry”. So yes — consider us bold, unique, and very much disruptive.

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The truth? We’re a small, loud mouthed Yorkshire based team making films and TV we actually care about.

We made Three Day Millionaire on Netflix. All Towns Aren’t We on Amazon. And our latest feature, Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint, continues our streak of making things we love without writing a 9-point manifesto about “creative ecosystems”.

Shush Films — redefining paradigms, or whatever we’re meant to say here.

Film

Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint

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TV

Three Day Millionaire

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TV

All Town Aren’t We

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TV

Life in Non League

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  The team at Shush are destined to become a major British production company.

— Fimotomy

 Jack Spring and his Shush outfit represent the next generation of superstar British producers.

— Deadline Hollywood

Jack Spring and his Shush outfit represent the next generation of superstar British producers.

— Deadline Hollywood

The team at Shush are destined to become a major British production company.

— Fimotomy

Founded by
people who
just think
differently

The Team

As a youngster, Shush co-founder Jack dropped out of University in order to chase the dream of making feature films. Being a young pup from a normal upbringing, his contacts in the film finance world were non-existent, as was his access to high net worth individuals. Jack launched what became the UK’s largest inflatable hot tub rental company in order to prove to investors he could be trusted with their cash. He raised the finance to become the UK's youngest feature film director, learned a 'ton of naughty words,' and kickstarted his career in film and television.

The old man of the team, Andrew grew up in Grimsby before heading to London to work as a lawyer, then banker, before starting his own business with colleagues from Lehman Brothers. Twenty years on, Revcap is a £3 billion business that invests in real estate projects around Europe. Coming back full circle, he has now bought a major stake in his lifelong love, Grimsby Town Football Club, whilst continuing to dabble as wicketkeeper for his local village cricket team in Yorkshire.

The Team

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Life in Non League

Shush’s TV comedy pilot Life in Non League was directed by Jack Spring in 2024 and marks the company’s first move into original scripted television.

The pilot stars James Fisher, Jase Rivers, Lindsay Bennett-Thompson, alongside a supporting ensemble drawn from across the UK comedy scene.

Life in Non League is a warm, sharply observed comedy set in the gloriously chaotic world of grassroots football. It follows the misadventures of a struggling non-league club fighting to survive financial free fall, temperamental players, eccentric volunteers, and the kind of Sunday-morning hangovers that would cripple a Premier League squad. With its mix of heart, humour, and mud-soaked realism, the show captures what makes lower-league football both ridiculous and completely irresistible.

 

All Town Aren’t We

All Town Aren’t We is Shush Films’ second television project and an all-access documentary series following Grimsby Town Football Club during one of the most dramatic periods in its history. Once a proud Football League side, the club faces relegation into non-league football — a moment that threatens not just its future, but the identity of the town itself.

Across three episodes, the series charts looming disaster, a seismic change in ownership, and an extraordinary turnaround in fortunes. Featuring interviews with Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney, Thomas Turgoose and Lloyd Griffith, and with unprecedented access on and off the pitch, All Town Aren’t We was critically acclaimed on release and ranked in the Top 3 titles on Amazon in the UK in its first week. The series captures the pressure, passion and resilience of a club — and community — fighting for survival.

Three Day Millionaire

Shush’s second feature film Three Day Millionaire has been released in UK cinemas in November 2022 and is now on Netflix in the UK. The film peaked at #5 in the Netflix charts and has been distributed globally.

The films stars Colm Meaney (Con Air), Robbie Gee (Snatch), Jonas Armstrong (Edge of Tomorrow) & James Burrows (This is England)

Three Day Millionaire is a rollicking black comedy straight from the rain-soaked northern fish docks of Grimsby. It follows a thrill-seeking young fisherman and his pals looking to party hard for three days straight before their world, and Grimsby’s lifeblood, comes to a staggering halt.

Cast also includes: Lauren Foster, Sam Glen, Melissa Batchelor, Grace Long and Michael Kinsey.

Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint

Shush’s upcoming feature film Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint was shot in 2025 and is set for release at Christmas 2026, marking the company’s second narrative feature under the Shush banner. The film is executive produced by Damian Jones and Paul Grindey, and is being sold internationally by WestEnd Films.

The film stars John Bradley, Celia Imrie, and Richard E. Grant, with an ensemble cast including Adjoa Andoh, Sophia Di Martino, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Karl Pilkington, Nigel Planer, Adrian Rawlins, Ann Mitchell, Dustin Demri-Burns and Harriet Webb.

Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint is a festive comedy about a reclusive model-soldier painter with a lifelong hatred of Christmas, who is sentenced to community service at a struggling retirement home. There, he is begrudgingly roped into directing a chaotic, resident-led production of A Christmas Carol. As rehearsals spiral into comic mayhem — and ghosts of his own past resurface — he must decide whether to retreat into solitude or embrace the messy, magical chaos of community, friendship and Christmas cheer. Read more on the film here.