A short documentary on Romanian environmentalist Gabriel Păun's fight against IKEA. He exposes corporate crimes against some of Europe’s last surviving primary woodlands. Fearing his mission's success, the culprits orchestrate attempts on his life.

Black feminist writer, filmmaker and cultural worker Toni Cade Bambara was a catalysing force in 20th-century justice movements. Testimonies from friends, including Toni Morrison and Nikky Finney, make a case for the relevance of her approach today.

The story of underground telephone helplines established by Irish lesbians in 1979. Featuring original helpline volunteers and actors, Lesbian Line documents the transformative power of community and self-determination in the face of lesbophobia.

Dr Lisa Jones Engel embarks on a brave journey of accountability around her work in one of the US's largest high-security animal labs. The film asks us to confront the violence committed against human and non-human animals in the name of science.

Poet-activist Nnimmo Bassey invites a group of young people to use their writing as a form of resistance against oil extraction in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. Words are conjured both as balm and a weapon in the struggle to rebuild community and autonomy.

A short documenting the story of CarterTheBandit, a Black gay rapper from South London, as he redefines success through authenticity. Depicting his artistic ambitions and the personal cost of refusing to abandon oneself in a hypermasculine industry.

The largely forgotten story of Martine Rose, who bought and renovated a dilapidated house in Sheffield to transform it into one of the UK’s first trans safe houses. Portraying her determination to create a lifeline that is equally needed today.

Sheffield filmmaker Darshan Gajjar documents the story of his grandfather Pravin Mistry, a Gujarati man displaced from Uganda who rebuilt his life through corner shops. Lovingly depicting what these businesses truly meant to the families behind them.

Blending art, rituals and hope, three short films take us on intimate journeys through grief and memory. Offering a meditative container for our personal and shared loss, remembrance and collective healing.

Co-created with Indigenous collaborators across Greenland and Sápmi, this film shares the struggle to preserve language, land and identity against the backdrop of colonialism. Blending breathtaking infrared cinematography and a hypnotic score.