Mike Leigh's powerful look behind the doors of a housing estate

A lyrical celebration of crofting in the Outer Hebrides

A photographic documentary about life in Scotland's only detention centre for asylum seekers - Dungavel

A young woman’s perspective about living with albinism

A Glasgow man visits war-torn Nicaragua with a refugee tormented by her memories. A powerful film about love, human rights, and political awakening.

While people from wealthy countries take their right to travel across borders for granted, people from poorer countries are denied this same right.

Influential and hard hitting tale of homelessness in 60s London

Community groups across Scotland lead the way in cutting carbon

Clever campaign film from Christian Aid asking banks to make the Big Shift away from fossil fuels and into renewable energy.

A short campaign film about UK children growing up in poverty

Lucinda Broadbent | 2012

Scotland | 1 min | 12+ years | English |

A powerful animation that challenges common misconceptions that there is a right or wrong way for people to react during or after a rape

What do you love? And what’s keeping it here? Climate change is impacting many of the things we love and cherish - but there is still hope

A curious girl wants to add some colour into her predictable, organised world where there’s a proper way of doing everything - walking, looking, and even eating soup.

A poet, soldier, songwriter, folklorist and cultural activist, Hamish Henderson played a leading role in Scotland's folk revival.

When companies don’t pay their fair share of tax, developing countries are deprived of funds needed for vital services like hospitals. Powerful campaign from Oxfam.

Christian Aid | 2017

United Kingdom | 2 min | 12+ years | English |

Looking for a bank that will always put your interests first and refuses to invest in archaic fossil fuel technology? Us too. Powerful campaign film from Christian Aid

Holding hands in public isn't for everyone but when it comes to same sex relationships, showing your love outside is sometimes a complicated personal choice

A holiday can make a big difference to a family - but in the UK it is a luxury many families can't afford

After suffering a heart-attack, a 59-year-old carpenter fights the bureaucratic forces of the system in order to receive Employment and Support Allowance.

In this allegorical story, a revolution led by pupil Mick Travis takes place at an old established private school in England.