In a community battered by climate change, failing harvests, and rising poverty, hope is slipping away. Families are trapped in day‑to‑day survival, with little chance to build the skills needed for a secure future. Everything shifts when the […]
A thoughtful and deeply human documentary about the power fear holds over our lives—and the freedom that can emerge when we face it. *Only a trailer is available for now. Know Fear, Know Freedom Film Review
The Fastest Ride Around Scotland follows elite endurance athlete Caroline Livesey as she attempts one of the toughest cycling challenges in the UK—setting a new women’s record around Scotland’s iconic North Coast 500. *Only a trailer is […]
The film follows a group of bereaved fathers who meet each month at Derian House Children’s Hospice in Chorley, Lancashire. Through open conversation, humour and shared experience, the men reveal how friendship and connection help them navigate loss […]
Last Call follows a night outside a bar in Quebec City, observing the gradual escalation of excess, disorder, and tension as celebration turns into a scene of violence. *Only a trailer is available for now.
Northern Line follows two filmmakers as they leave the Italian Dolomites and drive to the Arctic Circle in an electric car, chasing a simple dream: to experience winter at its purest and ski beneath the Northern Lights. But […]
Halkirk is a documentary following Halkirk United FC and their struggle for league success while facing ongoing geographical and economic challenges. Based in the Scottish Highlands, these constraints place the club at a disadvantage compared to their opponents. […]
June 1914: Having completed their art school training in Boston as portrait painters, Fred Demmler (1888–1918), from Pittsburgh, and Alexander James (1890–1946), from Cambridge, Massachusetts, head to London on the first leg of their grand tour of the […]
This independent micro-short documentary captures interviews with two trailblazers changing the narrative discourse in the area of disability in Australia, Tim Cahalan and Joanne Hatchard, through the sharing of their ‘proudest moment’. Tim, born with Crouzon syndrome and […]
The diagnosis of diabetes is persistently communicated with a fear-driven emphasis on severe complications, leaving traumatic imprints that compromise both the quality of existence and the expectation of a healthy lifespan. Through real, compelling stories and sensitivity, “Blue […]