A dazzling journey into the Amazon with trans-indigenous artist Uýra.

A journey into the Amazon through the work and life of trans-indigenous artist Uýra.

On the border between Brazil and Paraguay, the Guarani Indigenous people perform a baptism ritual to renew the cycle of nature. Screening as part of #TOAFF23

Join If Not Us Then Who? And Take One Action for a celebration of stories at the heart of the fight for climate justice in the Amazon.

Priscila Tapajowara weaves together documentary and mythology in two gentle portraits of indigenous and riverine people from the Amazon.

Online screening of a new documentary following a mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

Channel your solidarity by participating in this direct-action banner making workshop.

Glasgow screening of a documentary following a mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

Edinburgh screening of a documentary following a mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

Inverness screening of a documentary following a mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

Aberdeen screening of a documentary following a mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

A mesmerising journey into the heart of Brazil’s Amazonian forest, in the footsteps of the Yanomami.

A programme of short films specially curated by Take One Action New Promoter Tanatsei Gambura. From Brazil, South Africa and South Korea, these three shorts explore the female body (constantly under scrutiny, subject to structural violence…) and celebrate the female gaze. 

Five women, each at a different stage of their life, share experiences about their relationships to their bodies and how others perceive them in this powerfully intimate mixed-media animated documentary.

Part of the ‘Poetry Workshop’ programme.

Food production has increasingly become huge business for a handful of giant corporations. How do we re-prioritise workers’ rights, animal welfare and environmental sustainability?

Food production has increasingly become huge business for a handful of giant corporations. How do we re-prioritise workers’ rights, animal welfare and environmental sustainability?

Food production has increasingly become huge business for a handful of giant corporations. How do we re-prioritise workers’ rights, animal welfare and environmental sustainability?

While cutting an ancient tree, a logger encounters an unexpected response from the forest.