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Flavors of Iraq
Showing from Sat 01 Aug
French-born journalist Feurat Alani narrates this animated documentary about his complicated connection to Iraq, the country of his parents.
The Phantom Pain of Rojava
Showing from Sat 01 Aug
The Phantom Pain of Rojava follows a group of female fighters in the autonomous Kurdish state of Rojava.
Agatha’s Almanac
Showing from Sat 01 Aug
Amalie Atkins documents her fiercely independent 90-year-old aunt’s handmade rural life in Manitoba, creating a luminous portrait of self-sufficiency, tradition and beauty in everyday rituals.
Ask E. Jean
Showing from Sat 01 Aug
E. Jean Carroll is a trailblazing journalist, talk show host and beloved advice columnist, conquering the male-dominated publishing world of 1980s and 90s New York.
Summer of Soul
Showing from Sun 02 Aug
Discover, or if you're lucky relive, the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival - an epic celebration of Black history, music and culture.
David Byrne’s American Utopia
Showing from Wed 05 Aug
In his wildly popular Broadway show, David Byrne reflects on human connections, life and how on earth we work through it.
A Child of My Own
Showing from Fri 07 Aug
An empathetic and intriguing approach to the dramatic case of a fake pregnancy, digging into the extraordinary societal pressure on young women in Mexico to become mothers.
How to Feed a Dictator
Showing from Fri 07 Aug
This film tells the story of five brutal regimes, from Iraq to North Korea, through the eyes of the personal chefs who served them.
Soul to Soul
Showing from Sat 08 Aug
In 1971, a group of the greatest African American soul, jazz and gospel artists travelled to Ghana for a historic, once-in-a-lifetime performance.