Documentary Films

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Documentary films tell important, often unknown stories and bring awareness to a wider audience, and are some of the best resources for information, inspiration and entertainment. They have also become core elements and prompters of social issue campaigns.

Phoenix shares the view that documentary filmmaking is important because it captures and shares real-life stories, sheds light on important issues, and fosters understanding and empathy among viewers. It can be a powerful tool for education, advocacy, and social change.

We are proud to bring to our audience a selection of fascinating stories in the upcoming months.

Explore Movies

Explore Movies Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other + Q&A - Exhibition On Screen: Caravaggio + Q&A with director Phil Grabsky - John Cleese Packs It In - Picasso: A Rebel In Paris - The Immortals: The Wonders Of The Museo Egizio - ANFFF Shorts: Earth Folio - ANFFF Shorts: Shorts: The Laboratory of Coexistence: Local Knowledge, Global Crisis - Kendal Mountain Tour 2026 - Power Station + Q&A with Hilary Powell and Dan Edelstyn