Lowland Kids

A quiet, respectful look at a family's daily life, carrying a slow ache of loss and quiet resilience.

Quietly sobering and heartfelt, it asks you to sit with hard realities through the eyes of children, leaving a lingering ache.

A quiet, sobering documentary that watches communities brace against a changing climate, moving between awe at nature and quiet dread.

A patient, intimate portrait of a family clinging to a fragile way of life, equal parts warmth and quiet dread.

A tense yet hopeful survival documentary that immerses you in the rainforest and the resilience of children.

A quiet, contemplative video essay that drifts over vanishing shores and half-heard voices, asking for patience and rewarding it with a slow ache.

A lighthearted portrait that turns somber as real catastrophe reshapes both the landscape and the film itself.

A tense, moving true-crime-style survival account that keeps you anxious for the children while marvelling at the rainforest's scale.

A sobering but hopeful globe-spanning look at climate change that informs and unsettles without overwhelming you.

A sober, quietly affecting documentary that observes hard lives with patience and empathy, leaving a lingering sense of hardship and resilience.

A thoughtful, hopeful documentary that balances serious environmental concerns with a wry, personal journey.

A quiet, intimate portrait of loss and adaptation, watching a family slowly find its footing again after upheaval.