A Greenlander follows Pierre Auzias (66) a French Painter fully integrated into Uummaanaq, a settlement 590 km north of the arctic circle in Greenland. Pierre speaks Greenlandic, travels by dog sled, and teaches art to local children. After 14 years in Greenland, Annie, Pierre's partner, retires from her position as the town Doctor and returns to France. Pierre then spends an agonising 9 months in limbo, waiting to find out if the Danish Authorities will grant him citizenship. Winner: Best International Short, Jury Prize at the Academy qualifying - American Documentary Film Festival and Film Fund - (2020) Winner: Platinum Remi Award - Worldfest Houston International Film Festival - (2020) Winner: Excellence Award, Human Spirit - Documentaries Without Borders Film Festival (2020) Winner: Award of merit, documentary Short - Impact Docs Awards - (2020) Winner: Best Cinematography - Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival - (2020) Winner: Gold Award, short documentary - Spotlight Documentary Film Awards - (2020) Winner: February Award, Documentary of the Month - The Monthly Film Festival (TMFF) - 2021 Winner: Jury Choice Award - Direct Monthly Online Film Festival - 2021 Winner: Best Short Documentary - Munich Film Awards (2022) Nominee: Jury prize - Best Documentary Short - Central Florida Film Festival (2020) Official Selection: American Documentary Film Festival and Film Fund Official Selection: DOCUTAH International Documentary Film Festival Official Selection: Central Florida Film Festival Official Selection: Fort Myers Film Festival Official Selection: Carmarthen Bay Film Festival Official Selection: Buffalo International Film Festival Official Selection: Cotswold International Film Festival Official Selection: Mind the Indie Film Festival Official Selection: Santa Monica International Film Festival Official Selection: Fort William Mountain Festival Official Selection: Paris Lift-Off Film Festival Official Selection: Salto Independent Film Festival Official Selection: The Impact DOCS Awards Official Selection: 10th Kolkata Shorts International Film Festival-21 Official Selection: Munich film Awards Official Selection: Directors Notes

'Connected' is a short collection of stories about our connection to the natural world. What we derive from it and what is at stake when we lose this connection. Nominated - Best Documentary - Film in Focus film festival (2022) Official Selection - Dawson City International Short Film Festival (2022) Official Selection - Film in Focus film festival (2022)

You Are Here is a portrait of Tony Rogers, a rock star who is a member of one of the most successful British bands of the last 20 years, The Charlatans. Despite the glitz and glamour of fame, Tony has found a calling in working on his family land in Ireland. As we observe Tony through a year on the farm we engage with why he chooses to live in this wet, cold and difficult world. Winner - Best Documentary - Short to the point film festival Official Selection - Leeds Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - American Documentary Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Aesthetica Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Arizona Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Melbourne Documentary Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Santa Barabara Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - New Jersey Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Fastnet Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Rochester Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Southampton Int Film Festival - 2018 Official Selection - Doc'n Roll Film Festival - 2018

John collects wild produce that has recently become in demand through the gentrification of East London and the influx of trendy restaurants. These popular restaurants are after the freshness of locally handpicked food and John 'The Poacher' knows where it’s to be found. Witnessing John walking through London with a string of rabbits is as if we are looking at an image of the past. John has the skills to identify wild food, trap animals and fish, skills most of us have long forgotten. They say the streets of London are paved with gold, In John's case he simply bends down and picks it up. Following John through each season gives an insight into the rich produce that is there for us all, if only we could remember. Winner - Best Documentary Short - Martinique Film Festival - 2017 Nominated - Best Mini Doc - Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Big Sky Documentary Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - American Documentary Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Rural Route Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Global Impact Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Martinique Film Festival - 2017 Official Selection - Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Southampton International Film Festival - 2017 UK Official Selection - Maine Outdoor Film Festival - 2017 USA Official Selection - Planet in Focus Environmental FilmFestival - Canada 17 Official Selection - London Short Film Festival - UK 2018

57º North is a short portrait documentary introducing us to sea crusted and cynical John Joe McDonald; a 67 year old lobster fisherman living on the remote island of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Through observing the traditional island lifestyle of John Jo MacDonald, we witness how his way of life is under threat from environmental issues outside of his control. Winner - Cinematographer of the month - The Monthly Film Festival 2015 Official Selection Amercian Documentary Film Festival - 2014 USA Official Selection Athens International Film and Video Festival - 2014 USA Official Selection Sunscreen Film Festival - 2014 USA Official Selection Isle of Wight Film Festival - 2014 U.K Official Selection Henley Film Festival - 2014 U.K Official Selection New Orleans Film Festival - 2014 USA Official Selection Aberdeen Film Festival - 2014 U.K Official Selection Devour food Film Festival - 2014 Canada Official Selection Southampton Film Festival - 2014 U.K Official Selection Greenpoint Film Festival - 2014 USA Honourable Mention Blue Ocean Film Festival - 2014 USA Official Selection - Green Unplugged Film Festival - 2015 Official Selection - Roma Cinema Doc festival - 2015 Official Selection - MAC FESTIVAL - 2015 Official Selection - Direct Short and Documentary Film Festival - 2015 Official Selection - Direct Short Online Film Festival - 2015 Official Selection - #TOFF - The Online Film Festival - 2015 Official Selection - The Monthly Film Festival - 2015

Homelessness charity Streets of London is proud to present 'We Were All 10 Once', a short film featuring our ambassadors Ellie Goulding, Dan Smith (Bastille) and Justin Young (The Vaccines). Also appearing in the film are Tom Odell, Frank Turner and a number of people who are currently homeless. If you’d like to help us fund some amazing projects that give homeless people the support they need to turn their lives around, please make a donation HERE: http://bit.ly/1TeVrvK Alternatively, please SHARE to help raise awareness about #homelessness. We would like to say a big thank you to Sunshine Pictures, Picture Imperfect, all the artists and the guests of Shelter from the Storm who appear in it. We really appreciate everyone’s generosity in giving their time and talents so freely in support of this important cause. To find out more about our work, visit our website at http://www.streetsoflondon.org.uk Thank you for your support! #WeWereAll10Once

Joel Black is a traditional blacksmith based in Hereford, UK. This film documents Joel Black, a blacksmith as he forges a chef's knife from layers of steel in his traditional coke forge in Hereford. In a time of mass production, Joel's process is unavoidably slow, making just one knife a day, his craft is the same now as it was decades ago. Joel has been a chef for 17 years, and a blacksmith for 6. Joel has been head chef in a number of restaurants in the UK (mostly Bristol), as well as working in kitchens in France. After a cycle trip which took him to India, Joel decided to change his life and undertake a Ba Hons Degree in Artist Blacksmithing, to get to know everything he could about forging the perfect chef's knife. He now lives that dream, working full time in the forge in Hereford, creating hand made custom blades for chefs all over the world. https://www.joelblackknives.com/ Director and Cinematographer - Nicholas Jones Colourist - Alex Grigoras Editor - Carolina Petro Sound design and music - Steven Dove