Autistic Joy is a micro short poetry film exploring the side of autism that often goes unspoken and under-explored: the joyful. From happy stimming to sensory delight, Autistic Joy delivers an insight into the positives within our autistic experience.
Join Elena, an 11-year-old autistic girl, on her journey through a mainstream school. Through sensory simulations and narration, experience how individuals with autism perceive the world. Elena's fantastical imagination simplifies autism for all audiences, and sheds...
The first documentary to explore the story of David Oluwale, a Nigerian immigrant chased or thrown into the River Aire by Leeds Police in 1969.
When participants at a climate conference in the year 2033 can’t agree on anything, head negotiator GERTA (not Greta!) snaps and suggests “The only thing you could agree on is going back in time and having people THEN fix the problemâ€. The sarcastic outburst is...
A Ukrainian refugee narrates a letter to her least favourite world leader. The film shows a day in her life.
This is an observational documentary that portrays the daily lives of visually impaired individuals in a provincial city in Russia. Despite their limitations, these individuals find ways to overcome their challenges in various aspects of life, ranging from navigating...