Hugh Hefner: Playboy Activist and Rebel
Brigitte Berman | Canada
A revealing look at the outspoken, flamboyant founder of the Playboy empire. With humour and insight, the film captures Hefner’s fierce battles with the government, the religious right and militant....
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Barber’s Dozen
Tara Manandhar, David O'Neill | United Kingdom
Trip-you-up banter or old-fashioned nostalgia, Brian’s day job is fleeting meetings with a diverse bunch of characters sat in his barbershop chair. ‘Barber’s Dozen’ weaves their varied tales together.
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Way of the Morris
Tim Plester & Rob Curry | United Kingdom
A filmmaker's search for a connection with the much-maligned native dance traditions that run deep in his bloodline.
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Really Hard be a Good Masai
Gabriele Neudecker | Austria, Kenya
This portrait grants an intriguing insight into the live of adolescent Masai-warriors.
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Grandma, A Thousand Times – BEST FILM LIDF 2011
Mahmoud Kaabour | United Arab Emirates
A poetic documentary about a feisty Beiruti grandmother, concocted by her grandson, to commemorate her larger-than-life character.
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Agadez: The Music and the Rebellion
Ron Wyman | Niger
Tuareg guitarist Omara "Bombino" Moctar of Niger, leads a new generation in adapting to a modern world setting an example for Africa.
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How to Pick Berries
Elina Talvenssari | Finland
Visitors from a distant place appear in the misty swamps of Northern Finland. As harmless as they are, their foreign presence unwittingly disrupts the peace of local inhabitants. They have....
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Underground
Sandra Lim | United Kingdom
A series of chance and fleeing encounters becomes an epic journey of moods set in the London Underground.
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