Mammoth Hunters

A baby woolly mammoth unravels mysteries that link humanity to these Ice Age giants

In the summer of 2022, a miner struck more than gold in Canada’s Yukon. A fully preserved infant woolly mammoth that died 36,000 years ago, protruded from the Arctic permafrost, her flesh still pink and green grass in her belly. Mammoth Hunters takes us on a journey back through time as we join five mammoth lovers — scientists, artists and citizen detectives — to solve the riddle of these ancient and mysterious animals.

The Shepherd and the Bear

A traditional French shepherding community is shaken by the rewilding of bears

High in the majestic French Pyrenees, the reintroduction of brown bears is causing havoc among a traditional shepherding community. An aging shepherd struggles to find a successor as the bears prey on his flock, whilst a teenage boy becomes obsessed with tracking the predators down. An immersive and visually stunning modern folktale about tradition, community and humanity’s bond with a vanishing natural world. Journeyman represents all markets worldwide excluding UK, Ireland, USA and French-speaking territories.

Soldiers of Hate

Inside the global rise of militarised right-wing extremism

The threat posed by right wing extremist terrorists is growing worldwide, and it is being supercharged within military and veteran communities. This doc investigates how combat training, trauma, and ideological radicalization intersect to produce some of the most dangerous terrorist networks of the modern era. Across United States, Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and South America, far-right violence is no longer marginal but deeply entangled with state institutions, armed forces, and contemporary conflicts.

Escaping Kabul

The dangerous path to freedom for Afghanistan's women cyclists

When the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021, cycling was made illegal, turning the sport into an act of rebellion for Afghanistan’s women riders. With their lives at risk, an extraordinary international rescue mission is launched to get them out of Kabul and to safety. This gripping documentary follows the national female cycling team as their love of the sport transforms into a symbol of resistance and women’s rights.

Iron Winter

Two young herders battle Mongolia's deadliest winter on record to save 2000 horses

In Mongolia’s coldest valley, horses mean life. But in the Iron Winter, nothing can survive alone. For countless generations, the herders of the Tsakhir Valley have protected their horses from ferocious arctic storms by amassing a giant winter herd, nominating their bravest young men to protect it. The daring tradition served as a brutal coming of age ritual, until five years ago, when under increasing environmental pressure, it abruptly ended. Fearful about the loss of culture, elders soon vowed to revive it. And two young friends were handed the daunting responsibility to not only protect the valley’s herd — but to save its most sacred practice. For four months, the boys battle Mongolia’s deadliest winter on record, testing friendship and faith in a fight to keep 2000 horses alive, and preserve an ancient way of life.

Mohammed & Paul - Once Upon a Time in Tangier

The complex relationship between storyteller Mohammed Mrabet and author Paul Bowles in Tangier

Through interviews, archival footage, and magical realism, the film explores the complex relationship between storyteller Mohammed Mrabet and author Paul Bowles in Tangier in the 1960s and 1970s—it also raises the question of who stories belong to.

Sex in the Soviet Union

How authoritarianism warps human sexuality

A cinematic, unflinching exploration of the sexual mores and brutal repression that defined life in the USSR. Delving into the darkest corners of Soviet society, the film sheds light on the underground worlds of pornography, prostitution, sexpionage, gay life, the gulag, abortion, rape and the daily terrors of searching for intimacy in a totalitarian regime. A stark warning of the personal consequences of authoritarianism.

Our Little Camper Van

Love in the time of Alzheimers

Hans and Wil have been together since their teens. Now they have been married for 47 years, but since Wil suffers from dementia, their life has completely changed. When Wil no longer recognises her husband and children, Hans makes a radical decision. He refuses to let his wife with dementia wither away in a nursing home and he buys a camper van. With Wil gradually fading away, Hans keeps fighting for moments of connection: he may briefly find her back in Spain, or the Balkans. As long as they’re travelling together, there is no final destination.

The Mission

A volunteer surgeon exposes the horrors facing Gaza's fragile medical services

In the darkest days of the ongoing Palestinian genocide, British-Iraqi nerve surgeon Dr. Mohammad Tahir embarks on his third mission to Gaza. Amid waves of casualties flooding overwhelmed hospitals, he fights tirelessly alongside his colleagues to save innocent lives. The Mission captures the raw, brutal reality of Gaza's operating rooms in real time, a historic testament to human compassion amid profound catastrophe.