Anthonell Peccoo: young Bristol hairdresser threatened with deportation
Barbershop owner Anthonell is under threat of being deported to a country he can't even remember
Social Issues
In lockdown as an autistic person
Hannah reflects on what has been challenging and changing her during the COVID-19 pandemic
Joe Was 'Ere is uncovering the unseen victims of addiction through film
Rife caught up with writer-director Ryan Morris and producer Amir Majlessi to find out more about the film they're crowdfunding
Being Me: a film growing up as a dual nationality young person
Being Me reflectively explores the ways identity is formed in four young people of dual nationality amongst a whirlwind of...
Supermarket workers like me are struggling - here’s why
Georgia reflects on her experiences as a supermarket duty manager during the pandemic
Four Walls: a short film about staying indoors during lockdown
What happens when work, play and relaxation is all confined to one space
Social media and social struggles: the Internet and protest in 2021
Kate examines how protesting has shifted to our screens, and wonders whether that's a good thing
Watch Before We Disappear: an interactive experience on surveillance and disappearing
Asmaa Jama's lush and striking interactive experience centres Blackness, Muslimness and Somaliness
Walking should not be a privilege
Becki reflects on the disappearance of Sarah Everard and the changes that must occur so this never happens again
How to create boundaries for your lockdown buying habits
Astrid suggests that we could use our boundary-making mechanisms to limit our buying, too
