Tipping Point

A short, sobering night watch through unrest, immersive and tense, asking quiet attention as it observes anger and grief on the street.

A sober, testimony-driven documentary that asks you to sit with hard truths and listen.

A tight, fast-moving recap of a real sports protest that feels urgent and informative rather than heavy.

A sober, archive-driven look at ordinary people pushing back against power, informative and quietly stirring.

A sober, stirring history lesson that connects past struggles to the present through firsthand voices and archival footage.

A sober, hopeful look at ordinary people pulled into political activism, equal parts frustration and resolve.

A quietly stirring documentary that traces lives against law and history, asking for attention and leaving a sense of hard-won dignity.

A quiet, sobering documentary that sits with two people's testimony, letting personal pain and systemic injustice land with steady, unhurried weight.

A collage of raw archival footage that immerses you in the charged atmosphere of a protest moment, more historical texture than narrative.

A stirring, clear-eyed portrait that moves between history and present struggle, leaving you moved and quietly galvanised.

A thoughtful, history-rich portrait that asks you to sit with complicated questions of identity and activism.

A sober, purposeful documentary that turns a personal reckoning into a patient, issue-driven conversation about the sport's failures.