OUR FILMS
Hollywoodgate
Directed by Ibrahim Nash'at
Produced by Shane Boris, Odessa Rae, Talal Derki
With unprecedented access to one of the most secretive cabals in the world, the film follows a group of Taliban leaders over their first year back in power in Afghanistan, following the U.S. pullout
No Other Land
Directed by Basel Adra, Yuval Abraham, Hamdan Ballal and Rachel Szor
Produced by Bård Kjøge Rønning and Fabien Greenberg
A Palestinian activist from Masafer Yatta and an Israeli journalist form an unlikely alliance to document the mass expulsion of the activist's West Bank community. Over five years, they battle state violence and mass demolitions while navigating the extreme inequality that defines their complex bond.
One in a million
Directed by Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes
Produced by Will Anderson, James Bluemel, Andrew Palmer and Raney Aronson-Rath
Filmed over the course of a decade, this sweeping coming-of-age story follows an 11-year-old Syrian girl, Israa, and her family as they escape war in Aleppo, navigate the complexities of exile and cultural alienation in Germany, and eventually return to the ruins of their homeland.
Killing Anna
Directed by Sam Benstead
Produced by Matt Cole and Charly Wai Feldman
A Syrian academic in Amsterdam receives shocking footage of civilians killed by an unknown army officer. She traces the perpetrator and poses as "Anna" to friend him on Facebook, drawing him into a series of bone-chilling calls. Built from covert digital surveillance and undercover recordings, Killing Anna tells the story of their relationship as she confronts one of the world's most brutal regimes.
Molly VS the machines
Directed by Marc Silver
Produced by Kat Mansoor and Natalie Humphreys
From a teenager’s suburban bedroom to the boardrooms of Silicon Valley, Molly Vs the Machines is the story of a heartbroken father’s quest to uncover the truth behind his daughter's death and his fightback against how the most powerful corporations of the modern age operate.
In Waves and war
Directed by Bonni Cohen and Jon Shen
Produced by Jessica Anthony, Bonni Cohen, and Jon Shenk
Three Navy SEALs leave their tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan with treatment-resistant, unrelenting psychological pain. They find themselves at the brink until they discover the potentially transformative impact of psychedelic-assisted ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT therapy.
IN PRODUCTION
The Last Picture Shop
Directed by Liam Saint- Pierre
Produced by Nan Davies
To save his beloved film shop from closure, a 64-year- old Cypriot/Cockney cinephile embarks on a madcap mission to Los Angeles to find Quentin Tarantino, a journey that will push his love of cinema to its limits.
Blue Sweater with a yellow hole
Directed Tetiana Khodakivska
Produced by Elena Saulich, Tetiana Khodakivska, Maxym Asadchiy, Josh Penn
Weaving together animation, observational cinema, and participatory filmmaking, this film follows three Ukrainian children as they process and draw memories of what was supposed to be a two-week summer camp, but became six months under Russian propaganda. In doing so, it becomes a rare window into how children experience and make sense of indoctrination, memory, and identity. As their memories unfold, their sketches transform into edgy, evocative animations — capturing not only the trauma and doubts caused by re-education, but also moments of childhood wonder, joy, and adventure.
Mammoths
Directed and Produced by Tamara Kotevska
Produced by Sigrid Dyekjaer, Jean Dakar, Anna Hashmi, Enrico Saraiva and Harry Vaughn
In the northernmost part of the Yakut Tundra, Vladik, a young Dolgan reindeer herder, stands at a crossroads: he must decide whether to follow in his fathers footsteps or join the modern mammoth tusk hunters. His father Roma, rooted in traditional beliefs, advises his son to heed the warnings of their ancestors and avoid the bad omen of unearthing mammoth remains.
Mid Wif
Directed & Produced by Mia Harvey
Produced by Nan Davies
To save his beloved film shop from closure, a 64-year- old Cypriot/Cockney cinephile embarks on a madcap mission to Los Angeles to find Quentin Tarantino, a journey that will push his love of cinema to its limits.
my friend the bear
Directed Drew Xanthopoulos
Produced by Bennett Eliot
My Friend the Bear, a feature documentary, will show the unprecedented, decades-long relationship between a severely dyslexic researcher and a bear. His story and insights challenge our modern ideas of how humanity fits into the rest of nature.
