Drag Kings’ is a short documentary exploring the staunch, resilient spirit of people who perform masculinity on stage. The film follows three drag kings (Sammy Silver, Wolfy and Benjamin Butch) from across the UK struggling with the inequality that they face within the drag community.

After a terrible disease takes his limbs and leaves him facially disfigured, Alex Lewis' family show just how unconditional their love is.

For more of Alex’s story, watch the full documentary here: https://youtu.be/dMqeMcIO_9w

Join Sir Mo Farah as we see the personal sacrifices and dedication it takes to be the most decorated athlete in British athletics history.

To see more Mo, check out his YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzef.

Set in the Brecon Beacons this is a funny, heartwarming documentary capturing life on board a Dial-A-Ride bus.
Journeying through rural South Wales, passengers on a community bus reveal all the joys, challenges and quirks of growing old.

Every day families at the liver transplant unit of St James’ Hospital in Leeds are faced with life and death decisions. With a chronic shortage of organ donors in the UK, family members are faced with a life-threatening dilemma over whether to donate half their liver in a risky attempt to save a loved one.

An inspiring high school principal is embraced by his community as he continues to lead the school, despite rapidly losing his ability to walk and speak due to the debilitating effects of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).

Leo is an articulate, sassy, amazingly mature 11 year old boy who loves doing make-up, dressing up and playing with his identity. He doesn’t want to be a girl but he does want the liberty to do ‘girlish’ things and above all to be who he is.

Vicky Swales, at just 16, got engaged to her soldier boyfriend Craig Wood, during his two week R&R from his tour of Afghanistan. Less than two weeks later, Craig was hit by a roadside explosive.