Demi is a coming of age drama about Dianna who falls in love with a new girl in her college class while her boyfriend is away at university.

The first feature film from Rianne Pictures gives audiences a look into the ongoing confusion and misunderstanding towards bisexuality and the discrimination many people receive when being open about their feelings.

Featuring a cast of upcoming actors and a fresh production crew, the film was made on a low budget of £4,000 and received £2,000 support through crowd funding for film festival submission fees and post production costs. The film was sound mixed at Pinewood Studios and edited and colour graded on long train journeys.

After several months of hard work in post production, we entered the festival circuit and after many many many rejections we finally started seeing acceptance emails. Demi made the official selection for Florida Movie Festival, Canadian International Film Festival, Sweden International Film Festival and New Jersey Golden Door Film Festival. 

Director Caris Rianne won the Royal Reel award in the First Time Filmmakers category at the Canadian International Film Festival and the film won Best Feature at the Monkey Bread Tree Film Awards. American Production Company Carter Seagrove sponsored the films London premiere in September 2016.

Demi has been praised for it's raw and honest script. EILE Magazine gave the film a four star review calling it "a powerful representation of a new generation of British LGBT Film" and to this day (several years later!), we receive DMs and emails about how much the film means to young queer audiences.