We invite our very talented community to share their creative responses to the lived experience of self-isolation caused by COVID-19. Entries can include anything from shorts to articles and reviews.
We're sad not to be celebrating our 5th birthday, but we're not giving up and choosing to see this as an opportunity to try lots of new things instead!
Launched as a way to counteract self-isolation, boredom and loneliness during the COVID-19 UK lockdown, this is a WhatsApp group to connect doc lovers.
We're currently in the editing room, but we'll be bringing you an exclusive podcast discussion with innovative documentarian Victoria Mapplebeck on Wednesday 1st April.
Join us on Tuesday 31 Mar at 7pm for a Netflix Watch Party showing of the Oscar-shortlisted Three Identical Strangers, plus a Zoom director's Q&A at 8:40pm.
POSTPONED - ADOLESCENTS
In this beautifully observed cinema vérité film, we spend five years watching best friends Emma and Anaïs, who are growing up in a provincial French town.
POSTPONED - COLOMBIA IN MY ARMS
In this 360° view of Colombia, a peace settlement promises a new beginning. But in a country which has been so ravaged by armed conflict, is peace possible?
POSTPONED - LEMEBEL + Panel Discussion
Writer, visual artist, performer and pioneer of the Queer movement in Latin America, Pedro Lemebel shakes up the conservative Chilean society during Pinochet's brutal dictatorship in 1980s.
POSTPONED - RADIO SILENCE
When Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui is fired from her radio station, she is determined to carry on with her investigations into corruption - but at what cost?
POSTPONED - SELFIE
Can you ever really understand life from the perspective of teenagers? Agostino Ferrente gets us close by handing a cameraphone to Alessandro and Pietro.
POSTPONED - THE AUSTRALIAN DREAM
Australian Football League player Adam Goodes protests at being called an “ape” during a match and sets off a series of events which force Australia to examine its racist histories.
POSTPONED - THE SPACE: THEATRE OF SURVIVAL + Q&A
In 1972 at the height of the apartheid struggle in South Africa, a group of artists risked everything to build a safe space dedicated to all freedoms—artistic, social and political.