A living, legacy of collective courage and resistance | Gentle, Angry Women
Gentle, Angry Women is a documentary of solidarity that ties the past to the now, and our future may depend on it.
Torbay’s Music legacy – 5 Decades of Sound
Torbay’s Music legacy – 5 Decades of Sound is an epic documentary from John Tomkins marking the cultural heritage of the Bay. Watch it online
Mother Company | young choir gives community a fresh voice in docu-fiction
Experimental doc Mother Company highlights the plight of a post-industrial Northern Greece with a choir of children in a disused factory
Green Screen | season of hot environmental docs in Plymouth
Plymouth Arts Cinema is hosting their Green Screen strand, a dedicated series of screenings focused on environmental and social issues
Warm harmony | Torbay’s Music Legacy – 5 Decades of Sound
John Tomkins’ Torbay’s Music Legacy – 5 Decades of Sound is an epic grassroots doc that propels cultural heritage into a vibrant now
A Life In Tandem | courage, hope, resilience… and movement
A Lift In Tandem is an emotion and physical journey from Bristol to Beijing of hope, resilience and health. There’s a Q&A in Falmouth
Water Ways | open, generous and compelling story of surfing and mental health
Short in North Devon, Water Ways is a short doc that looks at the positive impact of surfing and mental health. Director Maddy Dodd explains
Colour TV: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! | a vivid glimpse into an indie band
Drew Slade’s documentary Colour TV: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! is a vivid and candid glimpse of the dynamics of an indie band
Follow the fight for better water quality | Jo in the Water
Jo in the Water is a feature doc that follows Jo Bateman’s court case against South West Water and ripples into other grassroots campaigns
On The Tip Of My Tongue | doc opening minds to Aphasia
Aphasia is a life-changing and little known disorder. The short documentary On The Tip Of My Tongue aims to help change that
Saint Austell | Matt Harris efferveses and simmers in comedy doc
In the comedic documentary Saint Austell, Matt Harris bounces through this history, identity and problems facing the Cornish town
Chasing the Sun | sandwich fuelled revolutions
Chasing the Sun follows ordinary cyclists doing an extraordinary thing, in the process it opens up about people and the power of the bike
Aspectrum – What is Autism to Me? | Cameron Lee Horace doc opens up honest conversations
In Aspectrum – What is Autism to Me? Cameron Lee Horace has created a short documentary of honesty and insight
Run Deep | “Sometimes the most unconventional spaces are actually the best places”
Jamie Hull Greenwood’s Run Deep explores Brazilian jujitsu finds comfort in the contrasts and quiet in the conflicts. He explains how
A Village With A View | “Human resilience and a sense of humor”
A Village With A View is an emotional doc that highlights the threat of people losing their homes in Cornwall. Director Joseph Inman explains
Doc’n Roll | open your eyes to great music documentaries
Doc’n Roll is coming to Exeter with 3 fantastic music documentaries to open your ears to what goes in your ears. See what’s on offer
“All-time badass women inspirations” | Viva: Punk Rebel, 82
Viva: Punk Rebel 82 is Amanda Bluglass’s documentary of Cornwall’s punk royalty and inspiration Viva Hamnell, who is going strong now at 91
Remembering Ghostbusters: How to make an indie doc feature
Anthony and Claire Bueno will be at Torquay Museum explaining how they made the insightful CLEANIN’ UP THE TOWN: Remembering Ghostbusters
Hannah Lingard | So many things need to be talked about
Hannah Lingard is drawn to documentary because there are so many things that need to be talked about. We chat to her about some of them
Key workers: the Real Heroes | Jack Turner documentary
Jack Turner captured the key worker response to the pandemic in his latest documentary Key Workers: the Real Heroes. Here’s what inspired him
Ours to Protect | doc follows volunteer lifeguards in St Ives
Ours to Protect is a doc following volunteer lifeguards in St Ives during the first lockdown. Producer Morgan Cartlidge describes the making
Strange Storms and Symphonies | George Lloyd documentary
The life of Cornish composer George Lloyd is delved into in the documentary Strange Storms and Symphonies by Redcliffe films
Black Voices of Somerset / awareness and understanding
Black Voices of Somerset, a short doc by Emma Grazette, highlights the lives of people in the South West for understanding and support of BLM
Cleanin’ Up The Town – Remember Ghostbusters with heart and integrity
Cleanin’ Up The Town is a doc about the making of 80s classic Ghostbusters. We chatted to writer producer Claire Bueno about the film with a big heart
Cleanin’ Up The Town: ecto-plasmic romp through Ghostbusters
Cleanin’ Up The Town: Remembering Ghostbusters is a fascinating look into the creative innovation of the film which became a classic
George O’Reilly | Everybody Shut Up at Aesthetica
Devon director George O’Reilly is getting a premiere of his documentary Everybody Shut Up at the Aesthetica Short Film Festival in York
Jo Ryan: Film has the power to key into emotions
Jo Ryan has been following a sheep farming family who are connected to the land in her Down on the Farm documentary for North Devon Moving Image
Patryk Swiatczak: “Nothing’s stronger than the power of doubt”
Patryk Swiatczak is a filmmaker who has already made an international music video and an award-winning documentary. We caught up with what motivates him
Vitamin Sea: nature, the environment and mental health
Vitamin Sea is more than a film about plastic pollution, it highlights where connecting to nature, environmentalism and mental health intersect.
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Ferrante Fever, charting the ‘unrelenting addiction’ to the author
Ferrante Fever is a documentary that explores the Elena Ferrante phenomenon. We asked Dr Alessia Risi what all the fuss is about and more
