A fly on the wall documentary about James Lilley, a bare knuckle boxer & published poet from Swansea in South Wales, UK.
Filmmaker Ciaran Gibbons shadows James as he gets ready for his biggest bare knuckle fight to date against hard hitting Bobby Taylor away from home in New Orleans, USA.
This film shows you the preparations and sacrifices that James has to make, as he balances family life, a full time job, writing poetry and his ambitions to become a bare knuckle boxing champion .
We go behind the scenes in New Orleans and show you what it's really like to be a bar knuckle boxer!
This is the story of The Warrior Poet !

"STALKING CHERNOBYL: exploration after apocalypse" directed by iara lee (Cultures Of Resistance Films) - a film that will examine the underground culture of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Ukraine, where -- three decades after the world's most infamous nuclear disaster -- illegal hiking adventurers aka "stalkers", extreme sports aficionados, artists, tour companies have begun to explore anew the mysterious, ghostly, post-apocalyptic landscape.

Gabriel’s Daughter, The Life and Legacy of Clara Brown is a historic documentary that tells the true story of an African American pioneer through the lens of a world-premiere American opera. Freed from enslavement, Clara sought to find her only surviving daughter Eliza Jane, who was sold away from her at a slave auction. As a laundress and cook, Clara walked along with a wagon-train from Kentucky to the gold mines of Colorado where she established a successful laundry business and invested in real estate, gaining her great wealth and induction into the esteemed Colorado Pioneer Society. Near the end of her life, Clara was miraculously reunited with her daughter. An award-winning ensemble retells Clara’s story, as this film journeys from a New Jersey recording studio, with opera highlight performances, to historic Colorado locations. The storytelling is enhanced with candid interviews from the cast who, in examining Clara’s life, grapple with past and present societal interconnections.

"Growing Through COVID-19" is a feature documentary that follows Russell’s Garden Center in Wayland, MA through the beginning of the pandemic. Russell's has been in business for 144 years, It carries thousands of plant varieties and for decades has worked to show its local community the importance of being outside and the benefits of gardening.

In March of 2020, the family seriously considered shutting down their historic Garden Center forever. “Growing through Covid-19" honestly and beautifully shows what the Russell family did to keep their business running. During the pandemic's darkest hours, they help hundreds of new customers try gardening for the first time, and witness the grounding comfort their customers receive from getting outside and putting their hands in the dirt.

Filmed with local crews around the world from the Andes to Sierra Leone, and with rare access to the United Nations Development Programme, For Tomorrow (narrated by Daisy Ridley) is the story of grassroots innovators dedicated to fighting some of today’s most pressing sustainability issues. Through actions, big and small, everyday changemakers are tackling local problems and inspiring their communities with ingenuity, resilience and vision. Whether it’s a solar-powered car built from electronic waste, or soaps and detergents made from food scraps by someone with no chemistry background, grassroots solutions are setting the planet on a more sustainable path. For a real breakthrough, governments and the private sector must recognize these unlikely innovators and celebrate them just as do those from Silicon Valley. "Minds on the margin are not marginal minds"

In Ireland, “If you’re hungry enough, you’ll dig up the tar on the road with your teeth to get a vote.” It’s not only the other parties who are a threat to you; it’s your running mate. Indeed, it is the internal rivalry that can be the most “bitter and acrimonious”, as well as the “more entertaining.” Based upon three decades of ethnographic research, "All Politics is Local" is the story of a rural Irish election campaign that becomes as suspenseful as it is surprising; a memorable drama with a vivid cast of characters – leading to an unexpectedly poignant conclusion.