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Two Films. One Filmmaker. A Singular, Uncompromising Vision.

Reveel.net has added two striking new titles to its free streaming lineup: FIND THE LIGHT and PATH TO ECSTASY, the acclaimed dramatic shorts from writer–director Abdullah Khan. Presented together, the films offer a powerful introduction to a storyteller who refuses to soften the edges of adolescence, trauma, or the longing to belong. Khan’s work is emotionally exacting, visually restrained, and unafraid to sit with the uncomfortable truths young people often carry alone.

MEET THE FILMMAKER: ABDULLAH KHAN

In just a few years, Abdullah Khan has emerged as one of the most compelling young writer–directors working in the UK. His films probe the emotional interior of youth—those moments when violence, neglect, or invisibility shape a young person’s sense of self. Khan’s style blends grounded realism with a quiet, atmospheric tension, and he frequently collaborates with a recurring ensemble of rising British actors.

His approach is rooted in empathy and observation. As Khan explains:

“Both films come from a place of wanting to understand the emotional weight young people carry in silence. I’m drawn to characters who are fighting battles no one else sees, and I try to approach their stories with honesty, restraint, and compassion. If these films help someone feel less alone, then they’ve done their job.”

FIND THE LIGHT (2022)

A boy on the edge confronts the darkness closing in.

Synopsis:
A young boy, overwhelmed by emotional and psychological turmoil, attempts to take his own life—only to encounter a fragile spark of meaning in the aftermath. Find the Light is a stark, haunting portrait of a child pushed to the brink, rendered with a quiet intensity that lingers long after the final frame.

Cast

• George MacKay — Lifeguard
• Jaysol Doy — Zak Anwar
• Seema Bowri — Mother
• Amerjit Deu — Father
• Craig McGinlay — Lifeguard
• Spencer Allum — Jack
• Finlay Vane — Last
• Harry Miller — Nick
• Ben Gonzales — Asian Boy
• Juwayriyya Khan — Muslim Girl
• Aaron Ibn Ibrahim — Black Boy
• Rhys Stone — Louis

Key Crew

• Writer/Director: Abdullah Khan
• Producers: Abdullah Khan, Lucas A. Ferrara
• Executive Producer: Cameron Krogh Stone
• Production Manager: Steven Jeram
• Cinematography: Arran Green
• Editors: Carly Brown, Ruda Santos, Abdullah Khan
• Music: Hollie Buhagiar
• Casting: Sydney Aldridge, Camilla Arthur
• Production Design: Mikolaj Wasowski
• Sound: Rufus Ambler, Michael F. Bates, David Salvatierra

PATH TO ECSTASY (2023)

A teenager spirals into danger in his search for connection.

Synopsis:
Left behind by his alcoholic stepfather, a lonely teen is pulled into a volatile world where belonging, addiction, and self‑destruction intersect. Path to Ecstasy is a tense, character‑driven mystery drama that examines the emotional cost of wanting to matter—and the perilous places that longing can lead.

Cast

• Louis Ashbourne Serkis — Adam
• Laura Main — Melanie
• Michael Jibson — Richard
• Amir Wilson — David
• Mimi Slinger — Emma
• Georgia Pemberton — Marnie
• Molly Osborne — Mysterious Girl
• Spencer Allum — Jack
• Ken Christiansen — Bouncer
• Omi Mantri — Jay
• Harry Miller — Nick
• Tom Taylor — Ryan

Key Crew

• Writer/Director: Abdullah Khan
• Producers: Abdullah Khan, Lucas A. Ferrara
• Line Producer: Max Marlow
• Cinematography: Carmen Pellon Brussosa (2nd Unit DP)
• Editor: Abdullah Khan
• Music: Hollie Buhagiar; additional music by Darrin Huss / Psyche
• Casting Director: Sydney Aldridge
• Production Design: George Syborn
• Costume Design: Ilaria Mosca
• Hair & Make‑Up: Anna Cichon, Roxy Ley, Emma Procter, Sarah Lily
• Sound: Rufus Ambler, Michael F. Bates, Andrea Calaprice, Andrea Cremonini, Keith Morrison

NOW STREAMING — FREE ON REVEEL.NET

No subscription. No paywall. Just two bold, emotionally charged films from a filmmaker defining his generation.

As New York attorney, law professor, and award‑winning film producer Lucas A. Ferrara observes:

“Abdullah’s work refuses to look away. He tells stories about young people who are too often ignored or misunderstood, and he does it with a level of emotional clarity that’s rare. Producing these films wasn’t just about supporting a filmmaker — it was about amplifying voices that deserve to be heard.”

Watch both films now at: REVEEL.NET

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FIND THE LIGHT

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PATH TO ECSTASY

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