Panorama Audience Award – the 66th Berlinale Film festival Audience Award – Krakow Film Festival IDFA AFI DOCS Film Festival Israeli filmmakers Tomer & Barak Heymann dig deep into the themes of manhood, religion, family and sex in this documentary about Saar Maoz, an HIV-positive…
Positive achievements of children with learning disabilities. This classic film is in three parts: Part 1 was filmed at the Opportunity Class in Stevenage, Herts, where handicapped and able children are taken together in a nursery group. Part 2 was filmed at Corams Fields in London at a playgroup…
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Who cares for the carers is the question posed by this film. Hospital workers are prone to suffer all kinds of occupational health hazards and for those at the bottom of this complex social hierarchy, stress is often one of the biggest problems.
“Just who is changing the world?” WHO CARES? answers that question by traveling the globe in search of the most innovative social entrepreneurs currently imagining a better planet. This eye-opening documentary introduces us to the people with simple solutions to the hard questions that…
The role of young child carers in Britain. There are over 50,000 young carers in Britain. This film looks at their role and the pressures faced by them - stress, sharing problems, missing school, impact on social life, attitudes of others etc. Developed in conjunction with the Princess Royal Trust…
When Kelsey Carroll entered high school, she was a more likely candidate for the juvenile justice system than graduation. Diagnosed with ADHD and carrying the emotional scars of homelessness and substance abuse, as well as the actual scars of repeated self-mutilation, Kelsey was volatile, disruptive…
Some of the problems facing young people leaving residential children's homes at 18. An introduction to some of the problems facing young people leaving residential children's homes at the age of 18, and of the adults working with them. This film has been made to heighten the awareness of…
"Who Does She Think She Is?," a documentary by Academy Award winning filmmaker Pamela Tanner Boll, features five fierce women who refuse to choose. Through their lives, we explore some of the most problematic intersections of our time: mothering and creativity, partnering and independence,…
While watching his twelve-year-old daughter’s school science project, Albert Nerenberg has a life-altering experience. The children describe how cow flatulence plays an outsized role in greenhouse gas generation. As the methane contained in bovine farts combines with CO2 pouring out of the world’s…
Life in the black communities of London as seen through the eyes of a number of women, most of whom came to England as children and grew up here. Through personal accounts, poetry and music the film looks at various aspects of autonomous black culture, from Carribean cooking to kung-fu, and at the every…
In the gripping documentary 'Who is Arthur Chu?', a former Jeopardy! champion's meteoric rise to fame through a revolutionary and contentious gaming approach leads him to confront a far greater challenge: battling malevolent forces in the unforgiving realms of the internet. As Arthur transforms…
