00:24:38|Australia|Directed by Fiona Cochrane

Seven different Australian photographers, each with a significant body of work and each with a different photographic style: JACQUELINE MITELMAN is a portrait photographer who has lived and worked in Melbourne apart from a period living in France. ...

00:25:29| Australia|Directed by Fiona Cochrane

Seven different Australian photographers, each with a significant body of work and each with a different photographic style: Ashley Gilbertson is a photojournalist.

Born In Australia, Ashley now lives and works in New York. In his teens Ashley sta...

00:25:12|United States|Directed by Donna Dees

In 1996, after a horrific school shooting in Dunblane, Scotland, a couple of mums and a tabloid newspaper launch campaigns to make the UK safer for all. Twenty-five years later, these Scottish local heroes reflect back on these unprecedented achieve...

00:26:57| Australia|Directed by Fiona Cochrane

Seven different Australian photographers, each with a significant body of work and each with a different photographic style: Emmanuel Santos is an art and documentary photographer.

Born on an island in the Philippines, Emmanuel was a photographer...

00:22:30|Australia|Directed byFiona Cochrane

An Indigenous Tasmanian photographer, Ricky started as a darkroom technician at the age of 16. In viewing the racist treatment of Indigenous people in the past via colonial photos, Ricky started questioning the photographer’s role, the influence of th...

00:15:59|Directed by Greg Scott

This film documents the inception and operation of the first-ever unsanctioned, peer-led, supervised drug injection facility in an unnamed American city.

00:03:38|Austria|Directed by Gina Mosely

Beneath Greenland’s vast ice sheet lies a hidden archive of Earth’s climate history, one that stretches back hundreds of thousands of years. This short documentary follows the cutting-edge world of paleoclimate research in Greenland, where scientists deco...

00:24:30|Australia|Directed by Fiona Cochrane

Born in the UK John spent the first 15 years of his life in and out of different orphanages. He remembers light being an important thing to him as he lay in fields as a child, looking up at the sky. John subsequently became a merchant seaman, then re...

00:47:17|Netherlands| Directed by Ine Lamers

The film follows L., a filmmaker, as she journeys through the vast red Siberian landscape, circling the enigmatic closed city of Ж (Zjeh) Железного́рск / Zheleznogorsk. Founded in the 1950s as a secret military scientific research center, this town wa...

01:27:00|Canada|Directed by Kalli Paakspuu

Germany disbands their radio choirs for their war effort and Estonian composer and conductor Roman Toi gets a rare opportunity to introduce Estonian music to the world.He organizes a choir of exiled opera singers in Poland and broadcasts news and musi...

00:52:03|Rita de Cácia Oenning Da Silva, Kurt Shaw

Children from the favelas of Recife make a movie about what they imagine life to be for middle class “apartment kids,” while kids from the middle class make a film about what they imagine life to be like in the favela. As they show they movies t...

00:23:00|Australia|Directed by Fiona Cochrane

Born into a working class family in Melbourne, Meredith’s father chose to move them to very outer suburban greenery and freedom. She preferred horse-riding to school, but became interested in film and photography. She was scooped up by THE AGE as soo...

01:23:00|United States|Directed by Gwendolen Cates

THE DOCTRINE is a feature-length documentary film about the Doctrine of Discovery that follows a group of Indigenous youth in Minneapolis/St.Paul who decide to request a meeting at the Vatican to explain how the 15th-century Doctrine has impacte...

00:53:00|Canada|Directed by Dalibor

Adonis Unadorned: Stories of Me is a film portrait of Don Lowe—a writer from the Greek island of Hydra, and a fellow Artist and a long-time friend of Leonard Cohen. Through ten select stories, told by Don himself, the film provides an intimate account of some ...

00:29:42|United States|Directed by Robin Starbuck

Báaxpee: This Ground, is a lyrical and intimate documentary that traces the life and spiritual legacy of Ben Cloud, revered medicine chief of the Crow/Apsaalooke Nation and central figure in the sacred Sun Dance tradition. Far more than a portrai...

00:05:26|Austria|Directed by Gina Mosely

Greenland: A Geological Journey Through Time is an awe-inspiring documentary that unveils the hidden story beneath the ice of the world’s largest island. Spanning nearly four billion years, this sweeping cinematic journey traces Greenland’s transformation...

00:10:05|Directed by Marjolaine Lamontagne

Tipping Point: From Local Protection to the Global Governance of Biodiversity is a short documentary film in French (with English subtitles) exploring the involvement of local governments (cities and regions) and civil society organizations in the globa...

00:18:11 |Directed by Stephane Kaas

In a world driven by data, algorithms and AI, Tamar Sharon asks the question: does digitalisation work for us, or against us?

From homework to grocery shopping and from healthcare to farm life – the human experience is changed drastically by the seemingly un...

00:50:00|India|Directed by Mikhail Alekseenkov

This film is about the world’s largest inhabited river island. The island is listed in the Guinness Book of Records. Despite the fact that the island is located in a remote and inaccessible place, where, in many ways, modern civilization and tourism...

00:10:40|United Kingdom|Directed by Sophie Jackson

10 contributors are filmed reading their old school reports for the first time in many years. Funny, insightful and poignant, the readers respond to the memories of their teen selves captured on sheets of thin paper with hand written teachers c...