Lupita

“This hard hitting short, is immensely powerful and encouraging. Having watched this documentary, I understood the power of speech even more”

Molly BowlerJune 14, 2020Molly Bowler

We’re Still Here

“ Housing is a human right and this conflict lead to a community uniting to fight for their rights”

Molly BowlerJune 14, 2020Molly Bowler

Bring Down the Walls

“ Highly recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to further their knowledge regarding the current stance through a more light-hearted film”

Molly BowlerJune 14, 2020Molly Bowler

Mother Child

“It takes its subjects seriously and is a tribute to the work of the hospital staff offering love, attention and practical support to women most in need:

Denise HobartJune 14, 2020Denise Hobart

Your Mother’s Comfort

“ I hope this film manages to carry her voice to as many people as it possible can”

Ben MatthewsJune 13, 2020Ben Matthews

The Business Of Thought: A Recorded History Of Artists Space

“The creative visual style of the documentary syncs perfectly with the subject of the film itself, forming a well-rounded aesthetically pleasing film”

Amber AllportJune 13, 2020Amber Allport

To See You Again

“Carolina Corral does an impeccable job at provoking the audience to feel loss and despair towards this tragedy”

Emmie McFaddenJune 13, 2020Gabriella Ingamells

Welcome to Chechnya

“I can honestly say, Welcome to Chechnyais one of the best films I have seen in my life”

Saskia WelchJune 13, 2020Saskia Welch

To See You Again

“Slowly the impact and pain of being a witness to atrocity becomes more apparent”

Denise HobartJune 13, 2020Denise Hobart

Bring Down The Walls

“This home base gives Collin’s the ability to show the stories of those who have been incarcerated and the injustice that they face due to the colour of their skin”

Hope RowdenJune 13, 2020Hope Rowden

Wellspring

“It is, in simple terms, a nice film, with a calming sense about it”

Gabriella IngamellsJune 13, 2020Gabriella Ingamells

Bring Down the Walls

“Why do we accept the status quo? Bring Down the Walls shines an intense light on the prison system in America, a prison system that profits from two million prisoners”

Tess CoxJune 13, 2020

Ascending Ballard Down

“By encapsulating the small towns history into fourteen minutes there is a craving for more information but as the film seems to suggest, there is no more, and all that Swanage has to offer is laid bare”

Saskia WelchJune 13, 2020Saskia Welch

Aswang

“l watch this and know the injustice and understand that it comes from a problem every country faces and needs to fix – the rich killing the poor”

Saskia WelchJune 13, 2020Saskia Welch

Everyday Greyness

“If you look around you, there is beauty everywhere”

Tess CoxJune 13, 2020Tess Cox

Seekers

“a highly important piece in documenting the lives of Native Americans in modern America”

Saskia WelchJune 13, 2020Saskia Welch

Influence

“Who will the audience be for a two-hour factual film like this? I wish all the ‘there is no conspiracy/fake news/shut up snowflake’ chanty brigade would give it a go but that seems unlikely”

Denise HobartJune 13, 2020Denise Hobart

Bring Down The Walls

“ ‘Bring Down The Walls’ invites people of all communities and backgrounds to fight the cause in a much more inclusive and liberating way, involving dance and music”

Amber AllportJune 13, 2020Amber Allport