A heartfelt documentary that celebrates the profound beauty of nature, The Road to Patagonia is full of soul. While it would have been better to hear more from the Indigenous people than the narration...
My Sextortion Diary sometimes struggles with its visual stylistic choices, which do not work for the entire length of the documentary. Still, it is saved by the harrowing story and journey that Patric...
Plastic People: The Hidden Crisis of Microplastics is a film that urgently aims to unsettle and shock its audience, and in this mission, it succeeds. While it may lose some momentum in the latter part...
One hell of a devastating eye-opener, Britain’s Forgotten Prisoners details an injustice that should long have been sorted, robbing thousands of the chance of a proper life after rehabilitation. Marti...
Shannon Walsh takes a straight aim at the businesses benefiting from using lowly paid gig workers. The Gig is Up holds no punches as it paints a rather bleak picture of exploitation that many will hav...
The Most Beautiful Boy In The World is at times an uncomfortable but remains a fascinating piece that shows how the scars of the earliest years of one life carry with you to adulthood. A finely crafte...
As you go further into Akos Armont's Brabham, the more confused the film appears to get what it wanted to be. While it can be a solid introduction to the life of multi-time Formula 1 champion Jack Bra...
Natalia Garayalde’s intimate documentary is as much a love letter to family members as about what befell her community of RÃo Tercero in 1995. Deftly crafted, we are left with an enthralling yet pai...
A fascinating but all too short look into one of the darkest periods for Britain during WWII. A great introduction documentary....
An interesting & satisfying documentary that doesn’t quite delve into our subjects as much as you would want it to. Yet, you are invested to the piece thanks to some wonderful visual choices from Vree...