A moving documentary that becomes a heart-breaking group counselling session, White Nanny, Black Child is a film that shows those who have gone through trauma are not alone. 80 minutes simply isn’t en...
Chris Kasick’s Citizen Sleuth delves into the uneasy ethical existence of true-crime podcasts. Thoroughly engaging throughout, it will further spark the fires of discussion on the genre – a real...
Beyond Utopia is a gripping and difficult watch. An important documentary showing the lengths of what people will do to escape a repressive country. Harrowing and enlightening, Madeleine Gavin’s...
An intimate glance at the first term of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, The Body Politic, shows us the struggles of trying to deal with crime at the source. Inspirational and compelling, the documentar...
Photo Studio on the Corner is utterly devastating as it touches on loss and Alzheimer’s. A fantastic short film that pulls at every string in your heart and has you immediately want to check in ...
On My Way is a charming short film about moving forward in your life, even if it just starts with trying to pass your driving test. Ho-yin (Lam Sen) is a 24-year-old illustrator who lives alone since ...
Running at an all too brief 38 minutes, Searching for the Coral Paradise is the type of documentary to give you a firm kick when it comes to seeing the destruction and subsequent conservation of our p...
Bai Xue makes their presence felt with the raw and visually striking feature debut, The Crossing shows us how easy it is for disadvantaged teens to get coaxed into a world they should n...
A Light Never Goes Out is prime melodrama and lures you in with the greatest of ease. Though, at times a touch too heavy-handed for its own good, there is still a wonderful story at play here. Th...
An engaging and enjoyable documentary, Finding Bliss is a piece that, when it works, works tremendously well. Showing us that keeping our spirits up and, importantly, positively fuelled is integral to...