That Which Does Not Kill

A raw, unsettling documentary that follows a survivor's search for answers, demanding emotional engagement and offering little relief.

A quiet, introspective plunge into memory and desire that asks patience and rewards it with uncomfortable honesty.

A sober, harrowing sit of testimony and investigation that leaves you angry and shaken rather than entertained.

A quietly devastating plunge into memory that keeps shifting underfoot, forcing you to sit with discomfort and slowly reframe what you thought you knew.

A quiet, emotionally intense documentary that turns personal testimony into collective healing, asking for patience and empathy.

A harrowing, emotionally raw documentary that slowly unveils buried trauma, leaving you unsettled and deeply moved.

A quiet, harrowing watch that sits with pain and discomfort rather than offering easy resolution.

A quiet, talk-heavy two-hander that unfolds like an intimate confession, asking patience as it slowly peels back layers of personal history.

A somber, urgent documentary that immerses you in a community's painful reckoning, demanding emotional attention throughout.

A sober, harrowing and ultimately galvanising account of survivors speaking out, carried by raw testimony and a mounting sense of collective outrage. It is hard to watch and hard to look away from.

A quiet, haunting excavation of memory that lingers in discomfort, asking you to sit with a young woman's dissociation and the long shadow it casts.

A quiet, painful excavation of buried memory, carried by a solitary accordion and a long walk through the desert.