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Hokme Tir by Iraj Ghaderi

An assassins plan is foiled when his target proves to be more experienced than he first thought.

After a job gone wrong a mercenary attempts to lay low but violence has a tendency to follow you.

An experimental film by Holly Fisher that examines women's political and historical roles.

In this personal documentary, Indigenous comedian Chad Charlie goes to participate in the Standing Rock occupation and has a transformative experience. The film takes us on Charlie’s powerful passage of self-discovery, from the irreverent jokester to the culturally aware poet whose powerful spoken word piece encapsulates his realizations at the close of the film. In this blend of cinema, vlog, and social media with tons of humour, Charlie uses a real mix of formats (phone streaming, news footage, fly-on-the-wall documentary style) very effectively, and doesn’t try to work in a huge narrative or have a tidy conclusion. Like many who were there and endured violence by police against their peaceful marches, Charlie is still working through trauma and mental health issues he experienced from it. In his case, this journey has left him with a greater awareness of the ongoing injustices that Indigenous people must still contend with.

A diverse cast, delves into a gripping tale of mistaken identity amid a crime-ridden town.

An insight into the women fighting against the violent dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza in Nicaragua and how poetry underlies and expresses their passion for change and freedom from tyranny.

Black Bullets is an homage to the Haitian revolution of 1791 when enslaved Africans rebelled against colonial rule. The slavery practiced by the French colonial administration is known as one of the cruellest periods of forced labour. The Haitian revolution, the only successful slave uprising in history, set the scene for Haiti’s independence in 1804. In the video piece, walking human figures and their reflections are depicted against the sky on a mountain-top fort, which was built by the first black Haitian monarch Henri Christophe at the start of the 19th century to defend independent Haiti against the French.

Two life time crooks decide to pull one last bank heist then retire. Things do not go as planned.

When Jair Bolsonaro was elected president this fall, it was with the support of Brazil's most conservative forces: the Christian right, the military and the landowners. With a program against abortion and same-sex marriage but for traditional family structures, the right to carry weapons and an expanded exploitation of the Amazon, Brazil is moving towards an increasingly repressive policy where dissidents are labeled as terrorists and where military and police powers are extended.

Two friends make a movie for less than £7000. Go behind the scenes on the ultra-low-budget production of Talking to Ghosts.

Seven desperate ex-cons are gathered together by a mysterious employer to plan the perfect robbery. But constant infighting threatens to ruin the entire venture.

Through the blood the spit and the mud in White Rock, it only takes six bullets to find justice.