Programme A-Z

A daughter reflects on her South Asian father’s life, his never-ending pursuit of the American dream, and the human capacity to love and survive.

Kim A. Snyder’s urgent film shows how librarians in the US have become unexpected freedom fighters – battling censorship and political extremism to defend the right to read.

Racing around the globe alone for 300 days, 16 sailors test their physical and emotional limits in the world's longest and most daring sporting challenge.

A minor neighbourhood spat in Florida escalates over two years, with tragic consequences for a closeknit community and exposing America’s deep-rooted race issues and gun culture.

Like many intersex people, Jim underwent medical interventions early in life. This film traces the fraudulent research that justified such treatment.

A courageous whistleblower prompts an investigation into the true history behind one of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century.

In this powerful film, the Venezuelan migration crisis that led to violent anti-immigration protests in Northern Chile shines a light on dangerous social and cultural fissures within a society.

After fleeing the Vietnam war, Hoa Thi Le and Hue Nguyen Che, along with 100 other refugees, are enlisted as background extras for Apocalypse Now.

A young welder confronts her fractured past to protect her sister, forging a future from sacrifice, resilience and the spark of second chances.

Challenging the dominant histories of Scotland, this tender work invites us to listen to the landscape – hearing echoes of the marginalised voices we have been made to forget.

In this love story and urgent call to action, an Indigenous couple risk everything to defend the Amazon and their unborn child’s future.