For eons, humans have wondered if alien life exists. We know the phenomenon is real but what is behind it?
Paul and Trisha: The Art of Fluidity explores the life of gender-fluid British artists navigating identity and artistry.
From the early days of illegal raves to the dark club sounds of Optical and Ed Rush, this film is a celebration of the formative years of Jungle and Drum & Bass music, how it developed into a world-conquering genre, and the culture that surrounded it. It is a story of rave, resistance and resilience…
32 Sounds is an immersive feature documentary and profound sensory experience from Academy-Award nominated filmmaker Sam Green (The Weather Underground, A Thousand Thoughts) featuring original music by JD Samson (Le Tigre, MEN). The film explores the elemental phenomenon of sound by weaving together…
This film provides a scathing critique of the system that perpetuates gender-based false accusations by: 1) revisiting Johnny Depp’s lawsuit against his ex-wife and its aftermath, 2) delving into the history of false accusations in the US, and 3) elucidating the profoundly negative impact of such…
Après un cancer, des enfants s’aventurent loin de l’hôpital dans un monde inconnu ; la mer. Ils embarquent à bord d’un voilier et couchent sur un recueil de données leurs observations du monde sauvage pour sauver la biodiversité. En comprenant l’importance…
Made in 1979 an "Open Door" programme exposing the subtle and explicit racism of both popular comedy shows and serious current affairs programmes of the time. The film claims that the media perpetuated myths and stereotypes about black people, they lie by omission, distortion and selection.…
"One in ten of all people who have ever lived - since the sawn of civilisation - are alive today. Never before have there been so many people living on the Planet Earth." Government representatives from many countries give their opinions, and explain their countries' policies on rapid…
The story of the famous sit down in General Motors plants in Flint in 1937. Produced by Stephen Peet.
A film from Russia, made before glasnost, showing the day to day life in a prison for women in Kazakhstan. Most of the women are young and sentenced for crimes ranging from accepting tips to letting their babies freeze to death. They are subjected to an extremely disciplined daily routine, yet even here…
Shows how buying of food which has the FAIR TRADE logo helps poor food growers in many parts of the world.
Aimed at audiences in the 11 - 16 age range and filmed in a school setting, the film shows both a minor attack of epilepsy involving only clouding of consciousness and a major fit with loss of concsiousness and convulsion. The scenes are not frightening to a youth audience and an explanatory lesson is…
