Award-winning author and screenwriter Fflur Dafydd returns with her most gripping novel yet - a psychological crime thriller that blends crime, identity, and buried secrets against the haunting backdrop of a Welsh town devastated by floods.

Original new drama Yr Amgueddfa (The Museum), created and written by Fflur Dafydd, begins on S4C and the BBC Iplayer on Sunday, May 30.

Fflur’s series Yr Amgueddfa was recently nominated in the best TV drama category at the BAFTA Cymru Awards 2022.

This week sees the publication of Fflur Dafydd’s first Welsh-language book in ten years. Lloerganiadau (Y Lolfa) is a collection of the author’s memories of childhood and her teenage years in Ceredigion under the light of the moo

This week Fflur’s thriller series “35 diwrnod’ returned to S4C and BBC iPlayer. Fflur was nominated for a Bafta Cymru for her work on the spin off series “35 awr” in 2019 and now she’s back as writer for the fifth series 35 Diwrnod: Parti Plu (35 Days: Hen Party).

Filming has finished and post-production work is well under way in the latest series of the popular crime drama 35 Diwrnod (35 Days) which will air on S4C from Sunday, 26 April at 9.00pm.

Fflur has been nominated in this year’s BAFTA Cymru Best Writer Category, for her thriller series 35 AWR.

A special BAFTA Cymru screening of the final episode of Fflur’s series 35 awr took place on Sunday night, 24th of February, at yr Egin in Carmarthen. There was a Q&A with members of the cast and key creatives

On Sunday, 24th February 2019 at 7:30pm, the final episode of Fflur’s thrilling series 35 Awr (35 Hours) will be screened at Canolfan S4C Yr Egin, Carmarthen, in partnership with BAFTA Cymru.

Hartswood West, ScreenSkills and BBC Writersroom Wales have joined forces to find two up-and-coming TV writers with a strong connection to Wales. Part-funded by the ScreenSkills High-end TV Fund,

This week the third episode of Fflur’s thrilling crime drama ’35 hours’ (35 awr) will be broadcast.

The series is an exciting new project between S4C and production company Boom Cymru, combining stylish directing, subtle acting, and skilled scriptwriting by Fflur Dafydd, in eight hour-long episodes, starting on S4C on January 6th.

The hit drama series picked up its second consecutive nod in the TV drama category following last year’s nomination.

From figments of her imagination and brushes with death, the former Reverend, Myfanwy Elfed’s unusual and exciting life returns to S4C for a third series on Sunday, 4 March.

Fflur’s first comedy script ‘The Other Team’, co-written by Huw Davies, has reached the final of Find Me Funny – an opportunity from BBC Cymru Wales to discover the next generation of comedy writers.