Documentaries

12 SIEVed Years

As spring brings new hope to Australia, The 12 SIEVed Years poetically unravels the decade-long struggles of refugees torn from their families, trapped by restrictive policies, and longing for a place to call home amidst an enduring state of uncertainty.

Echoes of the Sea

After surviving a migrant boat disaster in 2011, the survivors still cope with the haunting echoing memories of those 3 days spent in the ocean without any help.

Breaking out of the Cage

Many of Pakistan’s top female karate players belong to the Hazara ethnic minority, which has faced decades of persecution. The deadliest attack occurred in 2013 in Quetta, killing over 200 people. Today, Hazara women use karate to fight back against restrictions.

The Same Road

Many of Pakistan’s top female karate players belong to the Hazara ethnic minority, which has faced decades of persecution. The deadliest attack occurred in 2013 in Quetta, killing over 200 people. Today, Hazara women use karate to fight back against restrictions.

Projects in Progress

If I were a prophet...

In the shadow of Pakistan's highest mountains, a writer confronts the child he once was—a boy who believed the Taliban's call to martyrdom.

The Green Hell

Fleeing genocide in Pakistan, a young Hazara man reaches safety in Indonesia, only to spend more than a decade trapped in bureaucratic limbo, unable to work, unable to leave, slowly dying from the inside out.