Join us for a programme of short docs showcasing untold stories from around the world, curated from One World Media’s Global Short Docs Forum programme.
Olha Zhurba's powerful debut feature follows Roma, a street kid whom she met in 2014, aged 13, running around the front lines of Maidan Square, throwing stones and molotov cocktails.
In the heart of the Tibetan highlands, multi-award-winning nature photographer Vincent Munier guides writer Sylvain Tesson on his quest to document the infamously elusive snow leopard.
Three up-and-coming stars of Italian filmmaking collaborate on this beautiful and bittersweet portrait of Italian youth.
This film plays out in Ukraine on a single day: March 14, 2022, the 2,944th day of the Russian-Ukrainian War. In the last few weeks, intense warfare has surreally mixed places and people and created a post-apocalyptic dimension revealing new qualities and roles.
In Focus: Alexandra Cuesta, is the first UK survey of her work and includes all her completed films as well as other films selected by Cuesta, with an emphasis on recent productions by Ecuadorian filmmakers and artists. Playing as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2022.
Argentinian filmmaker Jonathan Perel’s practice focuses upon sites of trauma relating to the military dictatorship of the 1970-80s. Playing as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2022.
Made within the context of The Folk Memory Project, Self-Portrait: Fairy Tale in 47KM is part of an ongoing participatory documentary project exploring the personal histories of the Great Chinese Famine of 1959 to 1961. Playing as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2022.
Organised by Union Docs with programmer Cíntia Gil, this programme explores the psychology of the encounter, the performance of situational power, and how the production of narrative can be the ground where those tensions operate. Playing as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2022.
Combined programme playing as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2022.
Rikke Brewer and best friend Aiden Knox, ‘failing’ working-class teenagers, hone their spectacular UrbEx stunts and gravity-defying Parkour skills, hoping that millions of 'likes' will be their ticket out of boring Guildford.
An unbreakable hope is the driving force behind a young woman called Dilya, who became a human rights activist the day her brother Iskandar was thrown in prison, accused of being a terrorist.
One World Media and ITV are coming together for an evening of screenings, followed by a Q & A with Rageh Omaar, Ria Chatterjee and Natalie Hill.
When renowned Chinese artist Maleonn learns that his father, the famed Peking Opera director Ma Ke, has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, he knows that time is short.
Join us for a free online Q&A for the BAFTA-nominated documentary The Rescue.
Part of Open City Documentary Festival 2021, this combined programme includes recent work by Maria Anastassiou, Rebecca Jane Arthur, Ute Aurand, Alexandra Cuesta.
Rock Bottom Riser is an essay film that explores connections between geology, astrology and settler colonialism on the island of Hawaii. Part of Open City Documentary Festival
We're delighted to be part of this year's Open City Documentary Festival again. See the full programme.
Part of Open City Documentary Festival 2021: Hamedine Kane’s portrait of an artist living in the Calais Jungle is followed by Sílvia das Fadas’ travelogue across sites of revolutionary outsider architecture.
Screens as part of Open City Documentary Festival 2021: New works by Argentine-British artist filmmaker Jessica Sarah Rinland and Colombian filmmaker and cinematographer Pablo Álvarez Mesa.
Río Turbio (Shady River) is the name of the coal town in the Argentinian Patagonia where the filmmaker hails from. Part Of Open City Documentary Festival 2021