You can watch and share these films, documentaries and shows about refugees and people seeking asylum in your own home.
If you would like to organise a public screening, you must contact the rights holder directly to obtain permission. We have included contact details or links, where available, to enable you to contact them directly.
A special investigation into the mass exodus of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar. The film examines evidence that Myanmar’s security forces used systematic rape and terror tactics to expel hundreds of thousands of Rohingya...
Dear Habib is an animated video focusing on the experiences of Habib, who journeyed to the UK from Afghanistan at just 14, and his experience of transitioning to adulthood.
When the Taliban puts a bounty on Afghan director Hassan Fazili’s head, he is forced to flee the country with his wife and two young daughters.
A group of young people known as the YLCSC are campaigning so that all children who arrive in the UK alone get a legal guardian.
In 2018, Rawan escaped the Syrian Civil War and left the country he was born in. This is his road to Oxford, UK.
First They Killed My Father is based on memoir recounting experiences of being a child soldier under Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
Part road-trip, part memoir, part journalistic investigation, Revenir follows Kumut Imesh, a refugee from the Ivory Coast now living in France, as he returns to the African continent
Nous sommes des messagers (We are messengers) presents a portrait of Senegalese musicians Mbemba Diebaté and Walowalo Niangbalo.
No Music For Hate invites you to enter the world of Moroccan musician Said Benmsafer.
A short film/multimedia project exploring the genocide in Cambodia between 1975-1979.
This powerful campaign film by NOAS uses a spoof talent show format to highlight the refuge process in Norway, and exposes the complexities of the application system. While the contestants and judges are fictitious...
Charismatic changemaker, Rosemary Kariuki, is on a mission to empower migrant women, enticing them out of cultural silos, exposing them to new ideas, experiences and the wider Australian society.
A woman escaping a cult, a refugee fleeing with his family, a father trapped in a dead-end job, and a bureaucrat on the verge of a national scandal find their lives intertwined in an immigration detention centre.
Manus is a 13 minute film which shines a light on the plight of hundreds of asylum seekers held captive by the Australian Government on Manus Island in PNG for over 6 years.
A love letter from a young mother to her daughter, the film tells the story of Waad al-Kateab’s life through five years of the uprising in Aleppo, Syria.
Stop the Boats tells the story of how Australia used a three word slogan to demonise people seeking asylum, fleeing war and persecution.
Manus is a 13 minute film which shines a light on the plight of hundreds of asylum seekers held captive by the Australian Government on Manus Island in PNG for over 6 years.
This series documents the stories of five missing people from five different communities, across three different continents.
A special investigation into the mass exodus of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar. The film examines evidence that Myanmar’s security forces used systematic rape and terror tactics to expel hundreds of thousands of Rohingya...
A short film/multimedia project exploring the genocide in Cambodia between 1975-1979.
This is a feature documentary told through the eyes of a teenage girl and her refugee family in pursuit of resettlement in Malaysia.
A prominent sports academy arrives at Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan.
A tragicomic take on the experience of Syrian refugees in Scotland.
The short film Life on hold tells the everyday life of Omar, a 17 year old Somali living in a refugee camp situated at the Tunisian border
This short film looks at the human consequences of the Syrian conflict and the resulting populations’ displacements
