Taxonomy: Documentary

Cry Like a Guy

Cry Like a Guy takes a light hearted but thoughtful look at male tears, asking why something so natural has become so loaded with shame. Led by actor Kieran Bew, the film moves through biology, history, and social attitudes to explore what crying actually is, and how ideas of masculinity have shaped the way men […]

The Barber, The Astronaut and The Golf Ball

In 1971, astronaut Alan Shepard returned from the moon and paid a visit to his longtime barber and friend, Carlos Villagomez, in Webster, Texas. Before sitting in the chair, Shepard handed Carlos an autographed golf ball, a quiet gesture that would later raise an extraordinary question. During the Apollo 14 mission, Shepard famously hit a […]

The Nose Knows: Foreignness & Fortune in China

The Nose Knows takes an unexpected but revealing look at how noses have been used throughout Chinese history to define difference, identity, and fortune. Once a way of distinguishing Chinese people from outsiders, noses continue to carry cultural meaning in the present day, influencing ideas about beauty, success, and personal destiny. Through everyday stories, historical reflection, […]

Let The Artist Talk Sam Modder

Let the Artist Talk offers an intimate look into the creative life of artist Sam Modder, inviting audiences to hear directly from her about her work, inspirations, and process. Through conversation rather than commentary, the film allows the artist to shape her own narrative and explain her ideas in her own words. In this episode, […]

Crashlanding the Persian Mothership

Crashlanding the Persian Mothership explores the life and creative world of Parham Ghalamdar, a young artist whose work spans painting, animation, and ceramics. Through his art, Parham reflects on his teenage years growing up in Iran, drawing from personal experiences shaped by social and political unrest. The film follows his wide ranging creative process, revealing […]

The Westwood Cows

The Westwood Cows is a light hearted and affectionate celebration of one of Beverley’s most familiar sights. Set on the open common of the Westwood, where cows and locals freely coexist, the film captures the humour, charm, and quiet bond between people and place. Blending everyday moments with gentle comedy, including a local fun run […]