Terra

In a war-torn setting, a war doctor and his medical team are forced to operate in an underground makeshift hospital, confronted by a desperate father determined to seek help at any cost. When survival becomes paramount, morality often suffers.

TERRA is a tense, isolated drama, with most of the narrative unfolding in a makeshift hospital within a war zone. The plot weaves together three stories: a father and child striving to escape the war at any price, a student nurse whose desire to assist jeopardizes her innocence, and a seasoned war doctor, disillusioned by experience, who faces impossible choices under dire circumstances.

Rory Wilson is a self-taught British filmmaker whose work delves into intimate human stories that explore moral dilemmas. He writes, films, and edits his own projects.

Before his first feature film Terra, Rory's short films were recognized by the BFI and showcased on respected streaming platforms like Omeleto and Samansa. He was chosen for the BFI and Warner Bros Discovery Emerging Directors Programmes 2026.

His films are characterized by a strong personal vision, centered on character and setting, often created with limited resources. Terra represents a significant achievement in Rory’s filmmaking career—an independently produced, locally cast feature that continues his dedication to genuine, thought-provoking cinema.