While the doc stalls at times due to its slightly repetitive nature, it remains an important film highlighting an urgent issue for indigenous communities like this throughout the world....
A fascinating documentary of determination, Srđan Kovačević keeps a neutral gaze on his subjects as they battle through thick and thin to make an impossible task succeed. In Croatia in 2005, a machine...
Robin Petré’s From the Wild Sea is a glorious showcase of cinematic imagery and impeccable sound design. A documentary that presents the ever-increasing devastation that humans and climate change have...
A sprawling and engrossing documentary that leaves no stone unturned in the victim's crusade for justice. This documentary leaves you angry at the bureaucratic system yet in awe of those who kept goin...
Mayye Zayed's fantastic observational doc may focus on challenging gender stereotypes in sport. Yet it becomes so much more by being a film that wears its heart on its sleeve with two wonderful subjec...
Sing, Freetown is a captivating look at two men trying to reclaim the identity of their country and show generations, young and old, the importance of their culture. A very personal documentary t...
A thought-provoking and intimate look at the damages of insufficient mental health support. Nira Burstein's feature documentary debut manages to find joy and hope deep within the chaos up a tumultuous...
Rosine Mbakam's intimate yet challenging Delphine's Prayers is the most intense therapy session you can imagine. An emotional whirlwind of a documentary that has you riveted with its subject's life....
Cruella has it's faults, but in the end it is a rather enjoyable film with two great performances wrapped around some dazzling production design. An entertaining film that shouldn't be as good as it i...
Alex Noyer’s film utilises its horror graphically well. Yet it shines most when it explores what is under the pools blood left behind with a story full of tragedy, desperation wrapped around PTSD and ...