The End of Kings

A raw, observational documentary that puts you inside a tense suburban uprising, listening to residents explain their anger and frustration.

An immersive, street-level portrait of hungry performers pushing against authority, vivid and defiant but uneven in its pull.

A thoughtful, personal documentary that makes urban change feel intimate and urgent, blending memoir with sharp analysis.

A thoughtful, music-rich documentary that traces a cultural movement through voices and archive footage, rewarding attention with social context and history.

A playful yet pointed lecture-performance that mixes confession, satire and found footage into a witty, reflective essay on class and creativity.

A short, energetic documentary that feels like a lively performance piece, full of rhythm and youthful self-expression.

A thoughtful, visually rich documentary that traces how a city's identity is fought over, leaving you with a sense of loss and resilience.

A raw, intimate portrait of young artists finding their voice in a tough neighbourhood, equal parts grit and hope.

A thoughtful, music-driven conversation that lets artists speak plainly about the world around them.

A cerebral, talky road documentary that follows a self-assured intellectual campaigning across Europe, mixing theatre and politics into a thoughtful, slow-moving essay.

A lively, intimate documentary that captures the joy and tension of reclaiming space, making you feel part of a small uprising.

An intimate, hopeful look at young people finding their voices through public speaking, both tense and uplifting.