When Aye-Ogun launched a search for a confession, he discovered more than he bargained for.

June 5, 1989, one day after the Tiananmen Square massacre, an unknown rebel, armed with nothing but two shopping bags, stands up to the brutality of the Chinese government and inspired millions around the world.

Tibet cannot take part in the Olympics as it is not recognised as a sovereign state by the International Olympic Committee so, in an act of defiance and solidarity, a group of young Tibetan refugees held their own. A remarkable story of courage; of physical, mental and spiritual exhaustion, with a drive to cross the finish line stronger than that of any Olympian.

When Louis picks up his son from a play date at their Moroccan neighbours’ house, the street is put under lockdown. But who are they looking for?

n 1949 Savid Oluwale travelled to Britain for a new life. 20 years later he met his untimely death. We Are All Migrants carries a message of remembrance and solidarity with all migrants who have suffered injustice in the world, capturing the political spirit of Carnival and celebrating the joy of diversity.

Sydney Pollack's unfinished documentary, unearthed and reassembled after nearly 50 years with concert footage from 1972 as Aretha Franklin, transcendentally beautiful, takes us back to her roots.

This is the story of a boy named Kitwana, A boy who laughed and played, and went to school, and did all the things that children do. One day Kitwana’s life would change.

A woman is trapped at an airport in the USA, desperately trying to escape her life and go back home to Iceland.

Nigel, a black male, blows up when his white girlfriend calls him the n word.

Andy and his mother try to flee from North Korea, but the escape plan goes desperately wrong. Their guide does not show up as agreed, and they are stuck in the hillsides in China in minus thirty degrees weather. On their way, they get unexpected help from a secret network of people, mostly Christians, called the Underground Railroad.

A woman takes an evening stroll in suburban Mumbai, narrating the story of her elopement.

A poetic fresco on the state of the planet depicting the First Nations man fleeing the ecological and humanitarian disaster since the conquest of the Americas.

In the midst of the relentless Iraq War, an American soldier drags his wounded brother across the vast and unforgiving desert in hopes of reaching safety.

Bahareh must, according to Iranian law, have her traditional, chauvinistic husband accompany her during driving lessons so that she and her instructor are not left together without a third party’s presence.

In 2017 over a million Rohingya Muslims were forced from their homes in Myanmar. Myanmar claimed the Rohingyas were terrorists. This documentary uncovers the real reason behind the genocide.

The growing epidemic of police violence against people of color causes hurt, frustration and feelings of hopelessness. This film highlights the importance of changing a system that allows these actions to flourish.

A young imprisoned woman subjugated to unspeakable cruelty discovers the chilling truth that humanity is at the root of her suffering - and perhaps her salvation.

On his way to school on a snowy day, Billy rehearses his speech on rampage shootings.

Young, adventurous writer Hans Christian Andersen is out of ideas and in a hurry to catch the train home when he meets the beautiful yet dangerous Princess Scheherazade of the tales of One Thousand and One Nights.

A young man confronts Jesus with questions about the hard injustice of his sickness, loneliness and helplessness in front of pain.

Julia Thompson was adopted at birth from Spain during the Franco era. Her quest to find her biological parents takes her to Berlin and exploration of ethics, religion, language and the exploitation of vulnerable women.

Golden Globe winning and Oscar nominated Director Ava DuVernay's When They See Us tells the true story of 5 teens from Harlem: Antron McCray, Yusef Salaam, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana and Korey Wise, who were wrongly accused of a brutal attack in Central Park. We are honoured to have one of the Exonerated Five, Raymond Santana, join us for the post-screening discussion.

The amazing true story of John Smith who was dead for an hour after falling into a frozen lake and made a miraculous recovery in a case that doctors describe as a "bonafide miracle".

The true story of William Kamkwamba a self-taught teenager, who constructs a windmill to bring electricity to his impoverished region, A story of courage, tenacity and intelligence exemplifying a new story of Africa: home of innovation.

Rwanda’s economic emergence in the aftermath of the genocide has been extraordinary. The nation’s rising class of entrepreneurs are driving a vibrant economy with inclusive prosperity for all.

A community's fight to save their town after the single company and employer running it blatantly flouts environmental protection laws unleashing an alarming rate of cancers and other diseases.

An intimate view of 100 years of American history as seen through Isaac Pope, an African-American centenarian, a spellbinding storyteller and unsung hero of war, the civil rights and workers' movements. A tale of the nation's spirit, loss and love

A small group of people with mental illness are leaving their institution after decades spent in isolation and start putting their shattered lives back together.

Since the beginning of time, a battle rages on life's plains.