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  • Only When I Dance

    Only When I Dance

    ‘Only When I Dance’ is a real life Billy Elliot story set in the Favela's of Rio, following the fortunes of two ...

  • Britain's Challenging Children

    Britain's Challenging Children

    This film follows life inside 5 UK primary schools to uncover the enormous challenges faced by teachers dealing with ...

  • Bulgaria's Abandoned Children

    Bulgaria's Abandoned Children

    In the hills of rural Bulgaria lies Mogilino, a small village whose main employer is the children's Social Care ...

  • DIVORCE IRANIAN STYLE

    DIVORCE IRANIAN STYLE

    DIVORCE IRANIAN STYLE: 80 mins 16mm

    This film is set in the Family Law Courts in central Tehran. Our three ...

  • THE DAY I WILL NEVER FORGET

    THE DAY I WILL NEVER FORGET

    This film takes you into different Kenyan communities and explores the tradition of circumcision and also love, marri...

  • HOLD ME TIGHT LET ME GO

    HOLD ME TIGHT LET ME GO

    For the 40 children who call it home, Mulberry Bush is their last chance. Excluded from school for extreme behaviour,...

  • Rough Aunties

    Rough Aunties

    Fearless, feisty and resolute, the "Rough Aunties" are a remarkable group of women unwavering in their stan...

  • We Are Together

    We Are Together

    Filmed over three years, WE ARE TOGETHER (Thina Simunye) tells the remarkable and moving story of a group of children...

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  • The Boy Mir

    The Boy Mir

    Following the international hit The Boy who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan, THE BOY MIR will cover not one year but ...

  • The Tea Boy of Gaza

    The Tea Boy of Gaza

    Award-winning film about 12 year old Mahmoud, who struggles to survive in the maelstrom of Gaza City's main hosp...

  • Battle Hospital

    Battle Hospital

    A graphic portrait of life inside a British field hospital during the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

  • Africa10

    Africa10

    The game of soccer is transforming Africa in fascinating and powerful ways. Africa10, a documentary film and a multim...

  • The Revolutionary Optimists

    The Revolutionary Optimists

    Children are saving lives in the slums of Calcutta. Using dance and street theater, Amlan Ganguly empowers children t...

  • Saving Africa's Witch Children

    Saving Africa's Witch Children

    In some of the poorest parts of Nigeria, where evangelical religious fervour is combined with a belief in sorcery and...

  • Five Ways Out of a Favela

    Five Ways Out of a Favela

    Four kids: Five ways out. Will they make it?
    In the slums of Rio around 6000 children are working in the drug trade. ...

  • no image

    Jenin: imagining and accepting alternatives

    The Film follows a range of Welsh Artists who will visit the Freedom Theatre in Jenin, they will run workshops and wo...

  • ABC

    ABC

    Vele is 17 years old and all she wants is to learn how to read and write - to keep up with her seven year old daughte...

  • The Nature Project (Working Title)

    The Nature Project (Working Title)

    Filmmaker David Bond grew up in the countryside but now lives in the city. He is stuck in the digital world. During a...

  • Dawn of a New Day

    Dawn of a New Day

    Three West Africans, including a ten-year-old boy with a disfigured leg, are in need of specialized surgery but are w...

  • OUR SCHOOL

    OUR SCHOOL

    Three Roma children from a small Transylvanian town participate in a project to desegregate the local school, struggl...

  • Dancing in Jaffa

    Dancing in Jaffa

    Dancing in Jaffa follows the journey of internationally renowned ballroom dancer Pierre Dulaine as he returns to his ...

  • My Neighbourhood

    My Neighbourhood

    My Neighbourhood follows Palestinian teenager Mohammed El Kurd as half of his home in East Jerusalem is taken over by...

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