Brilliantly assembled from 20 years of home video footage, 17 Blocks is a heart-warming portrait of a family and a

When good-natured Palestinian farmer Emad buys a handicam to film the birth of his fourth son, he also decides to

As elite athletes across the globe from every discipline continue to fall from glory by being exposed as drug cheats,

A Cambodian Spring charts the chaotic and violent wave of change shaping modern-day Cambodia, following three activists – a Buddhist

A father-daughter trip to Rome to find a lost love with only a three-decade-old address – the premise may sound

This seminal film tells the story of two women with opposing political views, fighting for different versions of a democratic

An audience favourite at Sundance this year, A Woman Captured offers an unprecedented, extraordinary glimpse into modern-day slavery. Hungarian director

After the Apocalypse shows, in heart breaking clarity, the effect of massive radiation on a community. Soviet testing in Semipalatinsk,

Dr George Tiller, controversial pioneer of third-trimester abortions, was assassinated in 2009 by an extreme pro-life activist. This haunting film

The collapse of the Soviet Union and decades of war between Armenia and Azerbaijan has destroyed the region’s economy. With

Shot over three years, this affectionate film follows Diego reuniting with his brothers to care for their charismatic 93-year-old grandmother,

Forget everything you think you know about Indigenous communities. In this astounding film, David Gulpilil takes viewers on an enlightening

A school with no rules sounds like every kid’s dream. The Teddy McArdle Free School in small town New Jersey

Fresh from its world premiere at Venice Film Festival, renowned filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky’s Aquarela takes audiences on a deeply cinematic

Bangladesh is on track to disappear entirely in a hundred years thanks to the impacts of climate change. These global

A talented and eccentric art forger – perhaps the most prolific in US history – Mark Landis is pitted against

Imagine all the pressures of starting a new school, and now add some further challenges – all the students are

Obsessed with searching for the origins of a famous scene known as ‘The Image of Happiness’ from Chris Marker’s classic

Contemplative and insightful, Autumn Gold follows a selection of 80 – 100 year-old athletes as they prepare for the global

In the 80s Berlin was like a B-movie, ugly and poor, but wild, creative, and incredibly sexy. To the thousands

Bà Nôi (Grandma) is director Khoa Lê’s ethereal exploration of his past and unknown future. Lê’s 93 year-old bà nôi

‘What has become of Egypt since the revolution?’ is the question posed by Petr Lom’s Back to the Square. Shot

A first-hand look into the revolutionary rise of the citizen investigative journalist collective known as Bellingcat, a highly skilled and

Can the past ever really be left behind? Imo, Jano, and Marcel are unceremoniously released from Wriezen juvenile detention centre,

Black Code is a gripping account of how governments control and manipulate the internet in order to censor and monitor

Blowin’ Up (a term used to describe a sex worker leaving their pimp) focuses on an experimental court in Queens

After 10 years of stardom with famed Israeli dance company Batsheva, American dancer Bobbi Jene Smith makes the decision of

With the simple yet powerful act of refusing food, Bobby Sands and his fellow Irish Republican prisoners became the emblems

Filmed over four years in East Timor, Australia’s most misunderstood neighbour, director Nicholas Hansen brings us a cautionary tale about

The National Pyrotechnic Festival in Tultepec, Mexico is an observance unlike any other. In celebration of San Juan de Dios,

Director Aslaug Holm shares the discoveries of parenthood in this documentary equivalent to Richard Linklater’s Boyhood. Training her camera on

The eight sons of anti-establishment Sun-Ra trumpeter Phil Cohran are the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble – a tight crew of amazingly

Filmed over six years by photographer Joost Vandebrug, Bruce Lee and the Outlaw is a modern-day Oliver Twist story set

The veteran musicians of the Orquestra Buena Vista Social Club exposed the world to the vibrant sounds of Afro-Cuban music

A remote village in the foothills of the Pyrenees becomes the centre of a media circus and global gathering as

This documentary will have you squirming in your seats! Bugs seeks to enlighten western audiences to the nutritional and environmental

Chris Burden’s early work in the 1970s – being locked up, shot, electrocuted, and crucified – pushed the boundaries of

David Kato is Uganda’s first openly gay man and an activist who’s been working hard with gay, lesbian and transgendered

Kirsten Johnson is one of the most notable cinematographers working in documentary cinema today, having shot Citizenfour, Happy Valley, Fahrenheit

Winner of the Venice Film Festival’s Special Jury Prize, Caniba is a harrowing engagement with the sheer presence of Issei

The devastating Chilean earthquake of 2010 damaged over 370,000 homes. The city of Talca was near its epicentre, and many

Twenty years ago, National Geographic photographer James Balog was a climate change sceptic, until he started photographing the retreat of

Chasing Trane is a sweeping biography of the jazz titan and free thinker whose boundary-shattering, otherworldly music continues to influence