Documentaries of the Week

Fall and Winter

In Fall and Winter, director Matt Anderson travels 16,000 miles across the United States to uncover the deep origins of our global environmental crisis. Drawing on the warnings of Hopi elders and interviews with progressive thinkers, including anthropologists, bio-architects, and psychologists, the film traces the historical and cultural forces driving ecological collapse. It is both an urgent diagnosis of the present and a search for a viable path forward.

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Udita

Udita follows five turbulent years in the lives of women at the grassroots of the garment workers’ struggle in Bangladesh. From 2010, when organising in the workplace led to beatings, sackings, and arrests, through the tragedies of Tazreen and Rana Plaza, to the point when the long fight began to pay dividends. The documentary sees this vital period through the eyes of female union members, workers, and leaders.

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Tales of Rabassada

Tales of Rabassada is a short documentary by Catalan director Ferran Romeu about the ruined former Casino of Barcelona on the mountain road of La Rabassada. The film is seen through the eyes of Andrei, a globe-trotting Russian who has made his home among the remains of what was once the great dream of the Catalan bourgeoisie in the early twentieth century. Blending archival photographs and footage with a hand-held present-day exploration, it traces the gap between a gilded past and a decadent, humour-tinged present.

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The Trust Fall: Julian Assange
TMDB: 10/10 | Year: 2024

Examining the meaning and significance of the insights that WikiLeaks shared with the world, the resulting behaviour of the governments involved, the extraordinary personal risk taken by Assange, and the wider fundamental issues around press freedom that affect all of us and our right to know.

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Inside Tibet
TMDB: 10/10 | Year: 2024

For around fifteen years, no Western camera has been able to get to the heart of Tibet. In this revelatory doc, Jean-Michel Carré gains authorisation over several months to film the human, economic and political realities of the region.

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Des Equilibres
TMDB: 10/10 | Year: 2018

A figure walks on a wire in mid-air. Highliners take us into their strange, visually extreme practice. From line to line, we move from incomprehension to the opposite: concrete feelings, palpable physical and mental research. As part of a team where nothing seems to stop them, we share their search for balance through imbalance.

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Milked
TMDB: 8.8/10 | Year: 2021

A young change-maker goes deep into dairy land and takes on the giants of New Zealand’s most powerful industry, exposing the whitewash and searching for solutions.

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Untold UK: Vinnie Jones
TMDB: 7.3/10 | Released: 2026-05-26

This is the story of Vinnie Jones’s rise, fall, and comeback against odds – and red cards – from one of football’s most notorious hard men to FA cup winner.

Salah: Farewell to The King
TMDB: 10.0/10 | Released: 2026-05-22

Anfield’s home dressing room is transformed into an intimate theatre to host an extended candid interview with Salah. Alongside footage of key moments, he relives many of the goals, records and memories that lit up his time on Merseyside and provides fascinating insight into his emotions along the way. He is also joined on the Anfield pitch by his two daughters to reflect on some of the most unforgettable scenes inside the stadium from the very spots where they occurred.

The McKenna Project
TMDB: 7.0/10 | Released: 2026-05-21

A feature-length documentary following the NHL’s next potential superstar, Gavin McKenna, from the Yukon, through recruiting visits, and into his scrutinized draft year.