From prison to purpose
2 Mins read
In the UK, reoffending costs us all around £43 million per day. But what if there was a way to change that?
Reel memories: Restoring the past through film
1 Mins read
We explore the art of film restoration, from Home Movie Day to R3store Studios, preserving the past for future generations.
Drag: The art of becoming
1 Mins read
London’s drag scene is a revolution of identity and self-expression. This documentary explores courage, community, and the art of being true to oneself.
In 1974 a young British traveller ended up being held in a Syrian prison for 110 days. 50 years later Johnathan Mitchell shares his story.
Unveiling Hollywood's AI fascination
4 Mins read
The big question is: did Hollywood execs learn from last year’s strikes?
What's it like to be queer and Muslim?
1 Mins read
Challenging the Westernised portrayal of queer Muslims as victims and exploring how the two identities can be reconciled.
With rising levels of anti-semitism globally and in the UK, it’s important to remember the struggles that Jewish people faced in the past.
Tide Pods and other forbidden fruit
10 Mins read
Weird cravings, Internet challenges and possible stupidity.
We explore the reality of a character called Vincent van Dope, the drug dealer alter-ego of someone who has made enough money to turn his life around.
We visit a family run dance school to see how they’re coping with the outbreak of coronavirus and life during lockdown.