Faya Dayi
by Andy Bay
A film balancing the fear and love, hope and despair which khat chewing brings out of its characters.
Nine Night
by Colin Grant
Nine Night illuminates the oft untold story of the psychological trauma of migration and separation
Occupy the Streets
by Sana Nassari
Shohreh Mehran depicts young women whose slight air of disobedience ruptures the masculine hegemony of unwritten social rules.
We Don’t Know Ourselves
by Suzanne Harrington
O’Toole writes with compassion and empathy about how ordinary Irish people emerged in the twenty-first century.
Telling tales
by Shara Atashi
Finding the pleasure and pain of grime through a backdoor to The Canterbury Tales.
The cure for sleep
A writer’s journey offering a guiding light; for mothers who write, it will be much more.
The Beats in Mexico
by Daniel Rey
The Beats were not callous appropriators – they were well-meaning apologists.
Give Me the Sun
by Amanda Vilanova
Give me the Sun was the conclusion of a three-year development process supported by Blue Elephant.
A Woman’s Battles and Transformations
by Suzanne Harrington
Observations which are poignant and not patronising