Brixton Riots is a short documentary that explores the striking parallels between the civil unrest of 1981 and 2011. Rather than relying on external commentary, the film is narrated entirely through the lived experiences of eyewitnesses who were on the ground during both periods. By placing these personal accounts side by side, the documentary offers an honest look at systemic patterns, community resilience, and how history can echo across different generations.

Youth Unemployment is a short documentary that takes a community-led approach to a systemic issue. To capture the true reality of the crisis, the project hired a group of unemployed film students to document and narrate their own lived experiences at that moment in time. Their personal stories are woven together with insights from key stakeholders—including government representatives, former Jobcentre employees, and youth organisations—creating a balanced, multi-perspective film that bridges raw grassroots reality with institutional context.