About Women - Disabled Living Foundation

The Pinner Cine Society looks at the work of Northwood's welfare services.

Teachers and pupils of 3 schools in Trafford, Stevenage and Coventry make the case for the acceptance of difference without discrimination.

A one-armed soldier is among those shown diligently manufacturing poppies on the 10th anniversary of Armistice Day at a factory in Richmond.

Bricklayers, lawyers, teachers – disabled men and women are encouraged to retrain for new jobs

Young imaginations run wild at School for Blind Children.

A training film, made in Cumbria, Gwent and Peckham Rye, revealing government thinking in the early 1980s

A day in the life of a famous busker and wanderer known as Spider.

Shocking scenes of Kensington slums and 1930s housing developments offer a sharp contrast with today's reinvented area.

To the front line of London's early 1970s' housing crisis in this angry campaign film.

This emotive campaign film takes a stand against the dire housing conditions in North Kensington, where rats, damp and overcrowding shame the borough.

Welcome to a visionary 1930s community, powered by the miracle of gas.

No more Dixon of Dock Green: the Met faces changing times.

Pidgeon Pagonis, a lead activist and educator from the intersex community, crusades for body autonomy and the freedom to choose one’s own path.

A young man makes the big decision to leave his village in order to be united with his lover.

Whilst at the hair salon, Amma wonders if it is time for her to finally speak up.

An evocative tale of coming out and clothing on the way to the gender clinic.

Against the backdrop of a high-rise housing estate, two young men connect.

Showcasing favourites from the BFI Flare festival as well as the best in classic and contemporary LGBTQ+ cinema