Vinyl Nation is the comprehensive documentary about vinyl - past and present - taking in the fandom, the production, its sound, and its history including its road-bumps, and a new generation of fans that smash the stereotype of it being the preserve of older white males.
A human-scale look at how millions build homes outside formal housing systems. Across five countries, families reshape slums through resilience and cultural tradition. Rethinking cities in an age of global overcrowding.
When thousands of young people travelled the back roads of Northern New South Wales 50 years ago to camp and explore a new way of living at Nimbin Aquarius Festival something unexpected happened amongst all the bliss, drugs and revolutionary zeal.
Pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University launched the Gaza Solidarity Encampment, protesting the war in Gaza and the school’s arms industry ties. The movement faces growing resistance from police, media, and students, capturing a tense moment of protest and campus politics.
A cross-country journey into America’s deepening political and cultural divide. Voices from across the spectrum explore what’s driving polarization. A clear-eyed look at how the nation fractured — and what healing might require.
In this candid exploration of Love and Infidelity around the world – we look at the norms, laws and taboos that influence that most private, and all consuming part of our lives that can take us from the most sublime highs to crushing lows.
Set against the backdrop of the unprecedented rise in anti-Asian racism, the documentary takes us into the lives of residents, businesses and community organizers whose neighborhoods are facing active erasure.
Inside Singapore’s only women’s prison, life revolves around drugs, crime, and survival. The series explores inmates’ lives alongside the all-female officers who watch over them. A revealing look at relationships, resilience, and daily life behind bars.
The hidden story of Bikini Atoll’s nuclear victims, displaced by U.S. tests. Through survivors’ voices and archival footage, the film exposes generations poisoned and exiled. A powerful indictment of colonial power and a fight for justice amid rising seas.
Taiwan: On the Brink of War explores the threat of war with China, explaining how the conflict has already gotten underway as China directs grey-zone conflict, disinformation and other measures at Taiwan, fomenting political polarization.
A nuanced exploration of the historical factors that have shaped Taiwans evolution, from the emergence of democracy in the 1990s to how it empowered civil society to atonishing reforms and economic growth.
When Shawney was six his father bought 'The Manor', a small-town strip club. Shawney's role as struggling filmmaker and outcast son provides a rare glimpse into a family facing the consequences of their livelihood and dependence. Told with humour and frankness.