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Whistling, kidnap and a bottle of tippex all feature in this part animated documentary which looks at the violence and corruption women face when entering the male dominated world of politics in Sierra Leone. The ten year struggle to achieve fair representation for women in the governance of Sierra Leone is revealed to us with passion by three extraordinary women from diverse backgrounds. The film focuses on the characters of the women through live action video whilst the stories they relate about their personal experiences are presented in painted animation. They tell us their stories as they travel to a meeting where all three of them will work together on the 30% Quota bill which they are about to submit to parliament.

A documentary film about the use of goats to help with fire mitigation in urban areas and the story of one family dedicated to the work.

George Gallegos struggled with choosing his last day for the last year of his life, as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease known as ALS, slowly killed him. Colorado's End of Life Options Act, passed in 2016, made it legal for him to end his own life using prescription drugs. But he couldn't decide whether to take them.

A street jester of love, conducting her impromptu, playfully spontaneous, wedding ceremonies on the streets of NYC.

'Skid Row Tuesdays' follows a day in the life of Stephaune Wallace, a man giving love, support, and food to hundreds of homeless people every Tuesday in the heart of Skid Row, the neighborhood in downtown Los Angeles, California, that is home to more than 4,000 homeless people.

A team of world renowned rock art experts gathered together to investigate the defacing of a sacred First Nations rock art site that had been worshiped for 10,000 years. The film explores the history of the 150 years of cultural and social genocide perpetrated by the Canadian government towards First Nations people living in Canada. Great River also examines the current Third World living conditions of many First Nations communities. Specifically, it highlights the recent struggle between the Kitigan Zibi First Nations reserve and the Canadian Museum of Civilization over the ancient ancestral remains of hundreds of indigenous people found in Algonquins territory. Gripping, informative and politically charged, Great River is a story told by the voices of the Algonquins of the Ottawa River Watershed.