• We Can Dream*

      Jihoon is a veteran disabled baker who works at We Can Cookies, a company that specializes in organic baked products and is run by nuns. He feels rewarded that consumers like what he and his fellow disabled workers […]

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    Mar 11, 2019
    Korea 9 Minutes Dae Ryun Chang

  • To Find a Harpy

      There is a bird deep in the forests of South America with legs as wide as a human arm, talons longer than a grizzly bear’s and a grip strong enough to crush bone with ease. The harpy is […]

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    Mar 2, 2019
    United Kingdom 19 Minutes Daniel O'Neill

  • A Right to Play

      This film is an audiovisual trip to Accra, Ghana in December 2018. I got the chance to join the crew from Right To Play Germany to document their work with the local children. It had always been my […]

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    Mar 1, 2019
    Germany 3 Minutes Alex Schiller

  • Jeremy the Lefty Snail

      This is the fascinating story of Jeremy, the one-in-a-million snail whose shell coiled to the left rather than to the right.  

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    Feb 25, 2019
    United Kingdom 15 Minutes Dr Robert P Cameron, John Andrew Cameron

  • To Watch the Truth in the Eyes*

      How does the Sarajevo Canton treat disabled people and children with learning disabilities? How are their lives affected by a chaotic and complicated political system? The lives of two families, Hajrich and Sunjich, are very different. The Sunjich […]

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    Feb 2, 2019
    Bosnia and Herzegovina 30 Minutes Vesna Marich

  • Broken Window

      Focusing on the graffiti scene in the North East of England this short documentary focuses on graffiti writers to find out why they do what they do and discuss the legalities of graffiti writing.  

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    Feb 2, 2019
    United Kingdom 14 Minutes Robert Kilburn

  • Journey Home*

      With the number of World War II veterans dwindling, it is important to preserve their stories for generations to come. This documentary features four veterans who served in Europe, the United States, and Iwo Jima between the years […]

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    Feb 1, 2019
    United States 57 Minutes Tamara Nance

  • Fentanyl, A Street Battle in Town*

      The documentary which was originally made for ‌‌BBC World Service Persian TV gives an intensive look at life of the most underprivileged people living in one of the ‘Canada’s poorest postal codes’ called DTES (Vancouver Downtown-Eastside).   *Only […]

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    Feb 1, 2019
    United States 41 Minutes Amir Payam

  • The One Who Holds Sovereignty Over Everything

    A profound and far-reaching choral documentary that ranges from the mysteries of the stars and the universe, to the changes in the global stage, to mankind’s existence and development to recount the wondrous deeds of the Lord of creation […]

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    Feb 1, 2019
    Korea 86 Minutes The Church of Almighty God

  • a film about SLEEPING, DRAWING, (AND OATY MILK?)*

      A short film about BAFTA winner Greg McLeod’s journey to overcoming insomnia with yoga, oat milk and tinctures of valerian.   https://vimeo.com/314251864/d0aecfc285 *Only a teaser is available for now.

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    Feb 1, 2019
    United Kingdom 2 Minutes Will Dolan
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