Only in LA

Soka Afrika is a feature length documentary film celebrating African football in the run up to World Cup 2010. Following the different paths of aspiring young African players from South Africa, Ivory Coast, Egypt and Cameroon, Soka Afrika explores the power of football to influence Africa for better or worse. Follow Kermit Erasmus and Ndomo Sabo as they pursue very different routes to potential stardom and witness as a former Cameroon international makes it his mission to save those hopefuls falling through the cracks.

Three native artists use voice, rhythms, samples and guitar riffs to cut through big 'P' politics to reveal a vibrant native music scene while exposing the realities and struggles in their communities. As resistance grows across Indian country, this film about music, art and politics pulls aboriginal stories from the back pages and puts them squarely at the front of the stage. Their work becomes a powerful source of strength, cultural renewal and political awareness for members of their community. For the broader public, these artists move people to dance, cry, think and act, all the while becoming more aware of the concerns facing First Nations peoples today while challenging their perceptions of what it means to be Native.

While Gloria, Ninfa and Norma fought for the release of their husbands, their babies became teenagers and their children turned into adults. This documentary follows the wives of three police officers who have been kidnapped since the turn of the century. For over a decade, these women have fought the indifference of the guerrilla that took their loved ones and the apathy of the Colombian government that refuses to negotiate their freedom. After 13 years of resistance, the FARC finally answer their demands. Now a few weeks from the release, the wives are overwhelmed with the uncertainty of what could happen when their husbands return.

A documentary film that focuses on the lives of young boys who put their lives at risk to save others 10,000 feet up in the Andes Mountains.

A 7 News tribute to the late Australian Rules football player Russell Ebert who was one of South Australia's greatest ever footballers.

Onnig's Inferno: The Element of Fire is a feature-length documentary about sculptor Kardash Onnig and his Gaza Rebirth project. During the project, Onnig collaborates with other artists in an attempt to raise money for children in the Gaza Strip. When these efforts fail, Onnig takes matters into his own hands.