Documentary

  Weldon J. Irvine, Jr. was a revolutionary composer, mentor of Jazz & Hip hop legends and wrote the lyrics of “To be Young, Gifted and Black” during his tenure as the legendary Nina Simone’s organist and Music Director. […]

  Very often we walk the streets of Hamra and avoid looking or interacting with the street kids. Maram is a short documentary about a young Syrian refugee girl who sells flowers on the streets of Hamra. Through this […]

  A short 22 min observational documentary exploring the reasons why Tony ‘Doc’ Shiels has been painted out of the St Ives art scene.  

  ‘Pacific. Beyond Words’ – this is the title that we come to trying to put into words our feelings that were arising while travelling on the islands of the Pacific. All words such as ‘tropical paradise’, ‘crystal clear […]

  Zebrafish: Practically People, Transforming How We Study Disease is a new film that provides an overview of the benefits of Zebrafish as a biomedical research model, in an easy-to-understand, visually-stunning documentary.  

  Fred Ise recounts how a group of patriotic youth raise a flag in the early morning of August 28, 1941 as the Russian army retreats and the German army advances into Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Five hours […]

  “I got into sports because that was a way to prove your masculinity. I was good at it.” – Caitlyn Jenner. Andy Paul is an athletics coach at Birchfield Harriers in Birmingham. I talked to him about what […]

  Between 1980 and the year 2000 Peru lived through the most extreme period of violence in its history. As a result nearly 69 000 Peruvians went missing or were killed. The region of Ayacucho was the most affected. […]

  Patagonia. The tip of the world. Perhaps one of the most extreme examples of the awe inspiring beauty that can be found on this earth.   *Only a trailer is available for now.