Documentary

Indie documentaries explore the stories from the world we live in that we might not otherwise get the chance to experience. From captivating human dramas detailing triumphs and struggles, to unbelievable wonders of nature, these powerful documentaries are sure to fascinate.

The Beyond the Short Indie Documentary Film winners showcases incredible works of documentary films from a diverse, talented group of filmmakers crew.

Explore our entire curated catalog of indie documentary films from rising filmmakers.

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“Dreaming of a Better Place” By Cameron Thuman

Nestled deep within British Columbia, the Gostlin family finds solace in the spirit of the mountains after an unexpected tragedy changes the family’s dream forever.

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“Rubbish Shoes” By Sam Rowland-Lê

Destined for landfill, end-of-life running shoes are saved and reborn thanks to Ultrarunner Dan Lawson.

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“Made of Light” By Yannick Jamey

Wood sculptor Ole Jakob Nielsen gives us a rare insight into the soul of trees, from his home in the Faroe Islands - a totally treeless country.

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“BAAR” By Dev Walker

After battling a life-threatening disease, a young man with down syndrome proves that challenges are meant to be overcome and that there's no obstacle big enough to steal his joy. His determination is inspirational. His kindness is golden. His name is Joey Baar.

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“Dirt Jumper” By Marco Espirito Santo

In a career with more ups and downs than his signature power-runs on the bike, Dirt Jumper Sandro Silva unpacks his winning mentality and what his greatest achievement has been: a close circle of family and friends to keep hm on track.

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“Encarnación” By David Pisonero Tarantino

A conversation revealing the secret of a happy life. What could you get from a conversation?

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“Once You See Red” By Ozzie Pullin

Once You See Red is a heartfelt conversation between Director Ozzie Pullin and his big brother, Jordan, who grew somewhat distant after Jordan left to serve in Afghanistan aged just 20. A decision Ozzie battled with for a long time.