Olaide Sadiq’s forensic investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire exposes the corruption, failures & cover-ups that turned neglect into a national tragedy. It details how the preventable disaster unfolded & serves as a call for real accountability.

Georgina, a transgender Wayúu woman, embarks on a journey across the Colombian desert to reclaim her place in the world. A poetic, moving road movie, capturing the beauty of defiance & asserting ourselves in the struggle against systemic oppression.

From BBC’s Life at 50°C strand, this new feature film explores the escalating climate crisis through character-led stories of people whose lives are inextricably linked to a new mine in the coal country of Queensland, Australia.

Director Asma Kabadeh and cinematographer Darshan Gajjar tell the story of Halima, the first Somali woman in Sheffield, through the eyes of Najma, a researcher who moved here from Somalia aged 11. Najma attempts to fill in the gaps in Halima’s story.

Kethiwe uncovers the extraordinary life of her mother Lauretta Ngcobo, a rural South African storyteller turned revolutionary feminist. Combining archival footage, reenactment & readings of Lauretta’s work to explore the costs of liberatory struggle.

Director Auchter, a member of the Haida Nation, reconstructs the 1985 story of his community struggling against a logging company – a resistance rooted in Haida spirituality, which made it clear that they'd protect their land for future generations.

Afghan journalist/filmmaker Najiba Noori documents her mother Hawa’s dedication to girls’ education. Hawa, a survivor of child marriage, reclaimed her narrative and helped others reclaim theirs by teaching literacy classes and traditional embroidery.

Actor/director Nyle DiMarco speaks with hearing and deaf filmmakers about the recent surge of content celebrating deaf experiences and the work that hearing people can do in solidarity. Supported by LumoTV, the world’s only deaf commissioning body.

Emerging from the underground clubs of Chicago’s South Side, house music sparked a movement of joy, freedom & radical togetherness. Director Elegance Bratton pays tribute to Vince Lawrence & visionary friends who pioneered the worldwide phenomenon.

Katwe paints the portrait of a salt-mining community in Uganda. Director Nima Shirali follows the transformation of the salt lake in the collective imagination through the eyes of an enthusiastic teacher, a jaded caretaker and a sharp-witted mother.

This short film examines the complex mother-daughter bond by focusing on three generations of Iranian women. Their relationship evolves as they navigate migration, political upheaval, displacement, cultural adaptation and generational change.

A striking cinematic portrait of Pablo Milanés, a major voice in Cuba’s revolutionary cultural movement, filmed during his final years in self-imposed exile. Milanés reflects on the Revolution to which he and his generation of artists were devoted.

The Right to Roam movement organised mass trespasses to increase public access to natural resources, specifically the countryside. However, England’s landowners claim to be the stewards of the land. The film challenges age-old beliefs about property.

Tilda Swinton narrates this interactive mixed reality experience where intensity, creativity & survival collide. Combining sharp-witted gameplay & first-hand accounts, it explores the complex inner lives of 4 distinctive ADHD-identifying individuals.

Collective storytelling meets immersive tech in a multi-user VR experience that reimagines home as a shared space where marginalised beings are seen, cared for & belong. Inviting you into a living, breathing space of resistance, joy & transformation.

Artist-filmmaker Baff Akoto's immersive installation honouring the lives, memories and potential of Black and immigrant Britons killed after police contact. Combining XR, testimony, poetry from the late Benjamin Zephaniah and prose by Paapa Essiedu.