Classification by the Régie du cinéma in Quebec: General “Fascinating, moving and at times humorous” – Katie O’Connor, Toronto Film Scene “Heartfelt, poignant and very emotional” Carole Di Tosti, Blog critics “Elon gracefully and intelligently…
An analysis of CND in 1983; of historic interest. A historic film which looks at the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain its membership and the money behind it, and at the unorthodox methods of some of the movement’s opponents. CND was born in Britain in 1958. For most of its existence…
The Pearl is a cinematic and intimate profile of 4 transgender women that come out in their senior years. Set in logging towns in the Pacific NW the visceral, observational story explores what it means to leave behind living as a man.
The Pearl Forest gives a voice to ancient forests, highlighting our role as their guardians. Drawing inspiration from the pearl, which forms from an oyster’s response to pain, the film symbolizes the resilience of nature, emphasizing the need to protect these ecosystems. Set in the Casentinesi…
Seamus Murphy’s film examines Irish writer Pat Ingoldsby’s unique world. Ingoldsby’s poems and candid anecdotes bear witness to a visceral relationship with his beloved Dublin, fellow Dubliners and anything that catches his interest. Personal challenges, sensitive humanity and a lifetime…
Evolving Democracy for changing times needs to happen. But how? By Whom? What can be done to improve politics and influence the world we live in? To answer these questions we went to meet leaders and technologists around the world who are experimenting and designing new 'democracy-tech'…
In THE PEOPLE'S TRUTH, Polly and the team travel over 50,000 miles in the USA and around the world. Interviews of parents and doctors with nothing to gain and everything to lose exposed the vaccine injury epidemic and asked the question on every parent’s mind, “Are vaccines really as…
An inspiring documentary about the daily joys and struggles of Palestinian fair trade farmers and the American ultra-marathoners who ran across the West Bank planting olive trees and bridging cultures along the way.
Counting hundreds of thousands of supporters all over the country, Nejmeh is the most popular football team in Lebanon. The only one of its kind in Lebanon, it gathers players and supporters from all religious confessions. The latter have self-proclaimed themselves “the unbelievable Nejmeh people”. The…
A series which investigates the international jobs market from the viewpoint of working people both in and out of employment. Introduction Opens with a one-hour programme on the world as a market place in which labour is bought and sold. We see Sri Lankan women being weighed and measured…
In 1913 Atlanta, a child worker is found dead in the basement of the National Pencil Company. The police soon focus on Mary Phagan’s boss, a Jewish engineer recently arrived from New York – Leo Frank. Frank’s murder trial becomes a free-for-all of racial stereotypes and contradictions.…
The events of March '68 are still somewhat obscure in Poland. The political background is known, as are the film archives, and press coverage. However, little is known about how it was to grow up in Poland of the sixties as a Polish Jew, or as a Pole of Jewish origin. How it was to be a kid in the…
