Passionate and hopeful account of the fight for local solutions to malaria in sub-Saharan Africa.

Join us and representatives from Global Justice Now live at 20:30 on Thursday 24th September for a Q&A.

Passionate and hopeful account of the fight for local solutions to malaria in sub-Saharan Africa.

Through the remarkable stories of three individuals at the epicentre of Sierra Leone’s recent Ebola epidemic, Survivors chronicles the unfolding of one of the most acute public health crises of the modern era.

Christian Aid are partnering with TOAFF19 on two screenings this year – hear about the brilliant work they are doing and why these films feel particularly relevant.

Through the remarkable stories of three individuals at the epicentre of Sierra Leone’s recent Ebola epidemic, Survivors chronicles the unfolding of one of the most acute public health crises of the modern era.

Through the remarkable stories of three individuals at the epicentre of Sierra Leone’s recent Ebola epidemic, Survivors chronicles the unfolding of one of the most acute public health crises of the modern era.

A local group who campaign on issues like climate change, energy, food, trade and social justice.

An animated short that explores the toilet as a place of exclusion and belonging.

Did you know all the benefits of a toilet?

Grab your diaries! Tickets for all screenings and events for this year’s Take One Action Film Festival are now on sale.   At a time when concepts of truth and […]

Take One Action’s annual film festival will be back in venues across Edinburgh and Glasgow from the 12th to the 23rd of September, with a fantastic line-up of screenings, workshops […]

Members of the Harlem Honeys and Bears, a synchronized swim team for seniors, describe the freedom of the water.

Compassion and redemption are discovered by a man as he manages an asylum run by its own patients in Juárez, Mexico.

A family drama about the complex problems surrounding mental health care in Ghana.

A searing account of a man who is burdened by grief and post-traumatic stress after losing his wife to a suicide bomb in Baghdad.

A surprising, patient-led film about our changing relationship with death.

Soldiers from the Angolan Army, and women from the community beside the barracks, discover how to challenge violence, negotiate safer sex, and improve communication in relationships.