Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.

Nan was born and raised in Tokyo but her family is from Myanmar. When Nan know that she was stateless and his father is planning to take her home with him, she is shocked but she know from her mother's diary that her father and mother had been involved in the 8888 Uprising about 30 years ago and had immigrated to Japan as a refugee. As told of Burmese-born Japanese singer Aung Kimura, she understood everything and she decided to go to Myanmar, where his relatives live.

An American reporter and an Afrikaans poet meet and fall in love while covering South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission hearings.

"Voice of my People" is a documentary film that tells a historical story. Islam Alijaj is not only confined to a wheelchair, but everything about him speaks against a career in politics: his name, his immigrant background, and his speech impediment. Hardly anyone in the political arena believes in him. Not even his own party, which puts him in a hopeless position on the ballot. When documentary films deal with political events, they often end on a sobering note. "Voice of my People," on the other hand, tells a story that inspires courage. It gives hope to all those who believe they are in a hopeless situation due to prejudice. Islam finally makes the leap into the National Council. Islam ultimately succeeds in winning a seat in the National Council. Over 70,000 people voted specifically for him, electing him to the National Council ahead of three other candidates. And there he continues to make history. His first speech in parliament has been viewed over 200,000 times. Since his election, he has gained thousands more followers on Instagram. Islam Alijaj is a political phenomenon, and "Voice of my People" is not just any campaign documentary. The film is a piece of contemporary history and will appeal to all those who value inclusion and participation and who love heroic stories and films with a positive message.

Set during the turbulent time of the fall of Goryeo and the founding of Joseon, two former friends face-off against one another over a woman and the future shape of the nation.

Sam doesn’t speak; she hums with the trees and the cracks in the walls. When her caregiver mysteriously disappears from the group home, Sam steps into the world to find her.

A powerful play by Carol Ann Duffy, using the words of people from across a divide Britain. Originally presented at the National Theatre and now reworked for the screen, Britannia convenes a meeting to listen to her people and consider whether there can ever be a 'United Kingdom'.

Credit to the BBC for trying to promote new Director talent. It seems that it wasn't found anywhere on this production, I'm afraid. 　　What we've got here is an overly-long, self-indulgent one-trick-pony of a program where Lawrence goes around asking people if they think having a small penis is a problem. 　　It all seems false - false, stilted encounters with friends and family, and false emotions from Lawrence. In particular, as he revisits his old school, with lots of emotional moments as Lawrence re-lives his school days, trying desperately to squeeze out a tear. 　　Stick to whatever it is you do Lawrence, and keep your pants on. We're not interested in your penis. 　　James 　　Was the above comment useful to you?

Credit to the BBC for trying to promote new Director talent. It seems that it wasn't found anywhere on this production, I'm afraid. 　　What we've got here is an overly-long, self-indulgent one-trick-pony of a program where Lawrence goes around asking people if they think having a small penis is a problem. 　　It all seems false - false, stilted encounters with friends and family, and false emotions from Lawrence. In particular, as he revisits his old school, with lots of emotional moments as Lawrence re-lives his school days, trying desperately to squeeze out a tear. 　　Stick to whatever it is you do Lawrence, and keep your pants on. We're not interested in your penis. 　　James 　　Was the above comment useful to you?