Dir: Luke Lorentzen

Mexico City - With a minuscule number of government ambulances in operation, an unofficial network of private ones prowl the city streets, competing for patients.

Showing from Fri 21st Feb

Dir: Fredrik Gertten

With record rents pushing tenants out of housing in London and in cities around the world, Push examines who is behind the crisis in affordable housing. This is not gentrification - it’s much more sinister.

 From Fri 28th Feb.

Dir:  Imogen Putler & Monika Baran
Everyone is singing his praises, but R. Stevie Moore always refused the mainstream and never made it big. Now, in his sixties, he's hitting the road on a world tour. And he's not making it easy for anyone.

Showing from Tue 3rd Mar

Dir: Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
Through her long and rich writing life Toni Morrison channelled the power of words to transform understanding of the African American experience. In this Sundance favourite, she tells the story of her remarkable life

From Fri 6th Feb

Dir: Jon Kasbe
In this beautifully shot documentary, Director John Kasbe gains access to both poachers and wildlife rangers in northern Kenya, where no-one’s livelihood is easy to come by. Part of AFRICAN IDENTITIES REBORN Season.

 Showing from Fri 14th Feb

Dir: Ariel Nasr

THE FORBIDDEN REEL tells how the Afghan cinematic archive was rescued from destruction by the Taliban. And what an archive it is: it reveals a rich auteur cinema reflecting a long-forgotten Afghanistan.

Showing from Fri 21st Feb.

Dir: Alla Kovgan

Merce Cunningham’s innovation expanded the frontiers of dance, reshaping it into a new kind of art form. Eschewing labels like “avant-garde choreographer”, he preferred simply to be called a “dancer”. 

From Fri 13th Feb