Programme A-Z

An exploration of landscapes as radical spaces for expression and reflection, presenting the English landscape in VR through the eyes of three northern women.

Brett Morgen’s glorious cinematic odyssey features kaleidoscopic imagery, personal archive footage and unseen performances, all anchored by David Bowie’s music and words.

An intimate portrait of life in a remote mountain village, seen through the eyes of four paramedics, as the spectre of COVID-19 looms over it.

Responding to a casting call ad, one hundred men are confronted with and respond to excerpts from a notorious pornographic text.

Using archival footage and re-enactments, director Pratibha Parmar brings new light to the work of feminist writer and public intellectual Andrea Dworkin.

An Iranian filmmaker befriends a Syrian family in Brussels and they communicate past traumas and future dreams through drawings.

An extraordinary story of two women who fell in love whilst imprisoned in Ravensbrück concentration camp and whose relationship continued for decades.

Three pigs live a seemingly care-free life as part of an urban community project, unaware of what lies ahead.

From sunset to sunrise. A bold ‘day in the life’ portrait of two women at their workplace: a strip club in Gothenburg.

Nikolay Stefanov's debut feature offers unfiltered access to the football hooligan community in one of Bulgaria’s roughest cities.

The daughter of Rebecca and John Garang returns to South Sudan to document her mother’s attempts to forge peace on the political stage.

For his documentary feature debut acclaimed filmmaker Ike Nnaebue retraces a journey he attempted as a young man.

Every night we fall asleep. The ‘story of us’ dissolves away. These new musical works explore the idea of self-disintegration.

Luke McManus’ documentary musical journeys along Dublin’s North Circular Road, encountering its inhabitants, and hearing their stories and songs.

In the early 1980s, director Bonnie Sherr Klein and professional stripper Lindalee Tracey set off to examine the pornography industry and its effects on society.

Kathryn Ferguson’s riveting portrait of Sinéad O’Connor charts the iconic singer’s phenomenal rise and subsequent exile from the pop mainstream.

Each year hundreds of polar bears migrate through the town of Churchill, Manitoba. Thousands of tourists flock to see them. Who is the real nuisance?

Two urbex and parkour-obsessed teenagers face up to reality following the death of their friend, in Peter Day’s riveting portrait of urban life.

Through the voices of people who experienced the 2018 ballistic missile alert in Hawai’i, this VR experience explores the real and imminent threat of nuclear weapons.

Paul Chambers’ uncompromising yet uplifting film looks at the work of a Liverpool-based recovery living centre that uses art and sport to combat addiction.

Media activist and filmmaking collective Babylon’13, formed during the Maidan uprisings, focus on the events of March 14, 2022 – the 2,944th day of the Russian-Ukrainian War.