For thirteen summers Timothy Treadwell communed with the bears of Katmai National Park. Emerging from an addiction to drugs and alcohol Timothy escaped to the wilderness of Alaska, finding his salvation among the bears with whom he felt a close kindred spirit. A self proclaimed expert on bear behavior,…
Winner of Best Documentary Award, Unrestricted View Film Festival 2017. The 1960s heyday of a legendary East End pub. The Two Puddings pub on Stratford Broadway in London's East End was famed for its rowdy camaraderie, its loud live music, its dance floor (the Devil's Kitchen) that may…
The protagonist finds her way to the Tibetan worldview which has an attitude of openness toward death. Death is not seen as anything tragic but as an important turning point in the eternal cycle of transformations. While in our society death is considered to be a taboo, and most people are afraid to…
BLUE ALCHEMY: Stories of Indigo is a documentary about indigo, a blue dye that has captured the human imagination for millennia. It's also about people who are reviving indigo in projects intended to improve life in their communities, preserve cultural integrity, improve the environment, and bring…
Aged 21, Maria suffers a cerebral haemorrhage during a boxing match. She makes a miraculous recovery but her true fight begins when she wants to return to the ring. The Swedish Boxing Federation won’t let her fight because of the accident, her mother is reluctant to even hearing Maria talk about…
A poetic trip of the Heraclitus junk, launched through a 2011-2014 expedition to explore the cultural stories of the people from the mediterranean sea harbours. From Sète to Tabarka, the author focuses on the boat which he considers as a character. He follows its intercultural crew and build…
The effect of WWII on the countries of Western Europe is widely reported. But what of Finland, a small Nordic nation trapped between the Soviets and the Germans? Known locally as the Continuation War, the tragic events of this period in history had a lasting effect on Finland as well as its people. Documentary…
Feature Documentary (105 Min) Written and Direccted by Graham Streeter In an effort to better understand our dwindling college-bound American population, Los Angeles filmmaker Graham Streeter embeds himself in East Los Angeles, where he befriends Julio, Edgar, and Abel: three Latino high school seniors;…
Feature Documentary Film by Graham Streeter All her life, Marty Murphy has struggled with autism spectrum disorder. For years it ruled her, unable to speak at times; challenged with sensory overloads and volatile meltdowns. But, now Filmmaker Graham Streeter has asked what would happen if she once again…
A legacy of its decades long war, Colombia is considered one of the most mine-affected countries in the world. The centralized government and the leftist guerilla group, the FARC, have signed a peace agreement: How will Colombian society heal from the aftermath of war? Bodies at War gives a window into…
You don´t have to be a football fanatic to appreciate The Way Back – True Blue 2. The legendary football team Malmö FF has been kicked out of the Swedish Premier League for the first time in 64 years. The camera captures the despair in the faces of the players and leaders afterwards…
"The blue colour of Malmö FF was dropped into my eyes by an angel when I was born." These are the words used by writer Björn Ranelid to explain the feelings a devoted fan has for his team. This documentary presents the supporters of Malmö FF, who will do anything for their…
