DOCUMENTARY FILMS

 
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KULEANA

CONVERSATIONS WITH ICE

IN POST-PRODUCTION
Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to our oceans. In just 15 years, the amount of plastic in the ocean is expected to double—and by 2050, it could outweigh all the fish in the sea. How do we stop this from becoming our reality?

Directed and produced by Georgia Scott and narrated by Woody Harrelson, KULEANA takes the audience on a breathtaking cinematic journey into the heart of this crisis, exploring Hawai`i - one of the most remote and ecologically unique places on Earth - through the powerful lens of sport. Featuring world-class athletes and groundbreaking, never-before-seen scientific discoveries from leading oceanographers, KULEANA reveals the urgent need for action while showcasing the resilience and responsibility we all share in protecting our planet.

IN PRODUCTION
On a surreal journey through the isolated landscapes of the Arctic regions with polar explorer Felicity Aston MBE, this feature documentary highlights her groundbreaking work on microplastics and anthropogenic climate change, the impact of melting glaciers, and what we can learn from ice cores. Interweaving stunning footage from the all female expedition to the North Pole, with their mission to collect crucial data on black carbon, microplastics, and heavy metals before it's too late. This may be one of the last journeys to the North Pole on skis—a poignant reminder of what is being lost.

IN THE SHADOW OF WAR

IN THE SHADOW OF WAR tells the compelling stories of four young people as they struggle to survive a war that ended nearly 20 years ago. The physical conflict is over - but its psychological impact continues. Can they break the cycle of violence?

"In the Shadow of War agonisingly, reluctantly, but essentially shines a light on the “lost generation” that, without attention, will continue to wander in the dark." Andrew Latimer HEYUGUYS ★★★★☆

LOST IN LEBANON

LOST IN LEBANON gains access to unknown stories in a region that is on the fringes of hell. Spending over a year on the borders of Syria, this film tells the story behind the news reports and reflects the lives of the people living in the shadow of the Syrian war.

"This is a moving, galvanising work that tackles this horrific humanitarian crisis with a fresh eye and ear." Leslie Felperin
The Guardian★★★★☆

TOMMORROW’S FREEDOM

TOMORROW’S FREEDOM, made over the course of 5 years, gains intimate access to the family of imprisoned Palestinian political leader Marwan Barghouthi. Through the Barghouthi family and a collage of in depth interviews from the people who know Marwan best, Tomorrow’s Freedom takes you on a brutally honest and transformative journey into the heart of the Israel Palestine conflict, speaking to Palestinians and Israelis.

“Here is a film that offers something not generally on offer in the media: an envisioning of the future." The Guardian ★★★★☆

LES FEMMES DU KIVU

A 20 min documentary for The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on sexual violence in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in 2009. Sophia spent 3 weeks on the ground as producer for the CBC production of Les Femmes du Kivu, oporating in Eastern Congo. The team followed the work of Dr Mukewge, a gynecologist working with rape victims, as he gives live saving reconstructive surgery. 

 
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LONDON TO DADAAB

The film will follow the story of two Somali teenagers on an epic journey from where they live in London to the sprawling Dadaab Refugee camp in Northern Kenya along the Somali border.

IN DEVELOPMENT

 
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