A group of tree planters share how their emotional renewal is connected with that of the land.

Inverness screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with Eden Court.

Brodick screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with Screen Machine.

Huntly screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with Deveron Projects.

Port Ellen screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with Screen Machine.

A breathtaking portrait of an environmentalist’s life on Sable Island.

Aberdeenshire screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with The Barn.

Tobermory screening of ‘Geographies of Solitude’ in collaboration with Screen Machine.

A breathtaking meditation on our entanglement with the world around us, and finding our way back.

Syrian-Scottish filmmaker Laura Wadha reconnects with her cousin after 10 years apart. Through video calls, old recordings, and ongoing processes of memory and reconciliation, they piece together the story of their family separated by war.

Palestinian-American dancers in Brooklyn maintain vibrant connection to their homeland through dabke, a traditional Levantine folk dance. A joyful, electric celebration of Palestinian heritage shot on 16mm.

A special World Poetry Day screening of Call Me Human – a poetic celebration of Indigenous knowledge and a gentle, affectionate portrait of septuagenarian poet Joséphine Bacon.

Online screening of a new documentary investigating the question: how do the roots of change grow?

An intimate conversation with Joséphine Bacon, exploring some of her favourite Innu words and her storytelling approach as a translator, poet, filmmaker and teacher. 

Online screening of a documentary celebrating Indigenous knowledge and a gentle, affectionate portrait of an extraordinary soul.

A special programme of short films that celebrate bodies as sites of reclamation and dissent.

Edinburgh screening of a documentary investigating the question: how do the roots of change grow?

Glasgow screening of a documentary investigating the question: how do the roots of change grow?