A woman who hides her indigenous features under a thick layer of white makeup and a blonde wig, works as a night-time cleaner in an aquatic centre and her only dream is to be able to swim. A meeting on the road, with a couple of Mapuches, will make you change your frustrated existence forever.
A dystopian sci-fi low-fi circus comedy movie. All shot in a real bathroom in East Belfast.
Jez and Misha are smart, university-educated millennials working in a car wash, waiting for better things while quietly despairing at what become of the UK. You’ve met them before, but you haven’t met Woodrow. He’s figured it all out – the end of the world and the post-apocalyptic society that lies beyond. Follow the trio on a trip like no other, a journey of unfiltered nihilistic anarchic rage.
Brighton Rocks wining Feature Documentary for 2019, Goodnight London is a love letter and a note of warning to a city that is undergoing rapid change through gentrification and redevelopment.
Artist Henrietta Sophia Wallace Dunlop was brought up in Soho in the early 1970s when it was a hub for artists and a place with a unique feel and character.
A future archivist looks at old footage from the year 2008 to understand why humankind failed to address climate change.
A series of political-charged documentaries from different countries in the world with Salto 17, The Fight, For Hambach Forest 8, Race Hate in the UK 19, Apartheid Continued 24, & Kokota: The Islet of Hope 15
by Community Forests
