THE GREEN FOG
Constructed entirely out of films shot in San Francisco, The Green Fog builds a mysterious impression of Hitchcock’s Vertigo. Suspense grows in this dreamy, absurd reality, as a green fog threatens to envelop the icons of cinema and TV history.
THE FINAL YEAR
Filmmaker Greg Barker takes us inside Obama’s administration as they prepare to leave power after eight years inside the White House.
MATANGI/MAYA/M.I.A
As bold and uncompromising as the artist herself, this captivating portrait of British-Sri Lankan rapper M.I.A. discovers the complex life behind her music.
THE BILL MURRAY STORIES: LIFE LESSONS
Bill Murray is a living urban legend. With endless stories popping up across the globe about mysterious appearances at house parties, photo-bombings and pranks in public toilets, director Tommy Avallone goes on a mission to track down the elusive man behind the myth.
306 HOLLYWOOD
When their beloved grandmother Annette dies, siblings Jonathan and Elan set to work transforming her home at 306 Hollywood Avenue into an archaeological dig through their memories of her.
BECOMING ANIMAL + Q&A
A moose sits chewing in the snowy woods, sunlight shimmers on a buffalo, steam rolls over a spectacular geyser. In sublime landscapes, philosopher David Abram questions the connection between humans and nature.
THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING
Director Nathaniel Kahn talks to artists, collectors, auctioneers and dealers about the capitalist hijack at the heart of the contemporary art market.
THEATRE OF WAR
The Falklands War was a particularly brutal conflict. Uniting British and Argentinian veterans in an experimental set of staged sequences, director Lola Arias reawakens memories and unsettled hostilities.
KINSHASA MAKAMBO
Three courageous young revolutionaries in Kinshasa – the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo – are at the heart of this tense, dynamic film by Congolese director Dieudo Hamadi. Hamadi’s perceptive film reflects the complex layers of their struggle.
TO END A WAR Screening + Q&A
To End a War explores what it takes both strategically and spiritually for a nation of 50 million to move from hatred to forgiveness, from war to peace.
SO HELP ME GOD
Anne Gruwez is a Brussels-based judge with a lot of character. She faces her defendants with a steely confidence and lays down the law with a light-hearted, no-nonsense force, and a nonchalance for the macabre.
THE JUDGE
The story of Palestine's first woman judge in Shari'a Law and her tireless fight for justice.
EVELYN + Q&A
Director Orlando von Einsiedel turns the camera on himself in this deeply personal film, as he and his siblings embark on a journey in remembrance of their brother, Evelyn, who took his own life over a decade ago.
THE IMAGE BOOK
The legendary Jean-Luc Godard returns to the big screen with a dizzying feat of audio-visual experimentation and political comment.
GARRY WINOGRAND: ALL THINGS ARE PHOTOGRAPHABLE
Explore the life and art of Jewish-American Garry Winogrand who in the 1960s, alongside Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, revolutionised the world of street photography.
THE OTHER SIDE OF EVERYTHING
Moving back and forth between the personal and the political, filmmaker Mila Turajlic turns her mother's life story into a portrait of Belgrade following the turbulent break up of the former Yugoslavia.
THE LONELY BATTLE OF THOMAS REID
Irish farmer Thomas Reid takes on the multinational computer giant Intel who plan to takeover his 300-year-old ancestral home.
WORLDS OF URSULA K. LE GUIN
This inspiring documentary looks at the power of science fiction as an art form through one of its foremothers Ursula K. Le Guin, looking at her life through the prism of the magical worlds she created.
THIS IS HOME
This Is Home tells the migrant experience that is often forgotten: the first months of settlement in a new country, language and culture.
FAHRENHEIT 11/9
Michael Moore is back. And this time, he's coming after Trump.
CHARM CITY
An intimate portrait of those surviving in, and fighting for, Baltimore – where street violence has become an epidemic.