Nov 20, 2007
In late 2007, over 50 million people were affected by South Asia’s worst floods in living memory. An area the size of Britain was flooded and thousands died. Inexplicably, this vast natural tragedy was little covered in the British and world media. In partnership with...
Nov 16, 2007
Each week hundreds of motorbikers race through the streets of Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, their loud show of force reminding all Venezualans that the Bolivian revolution, and its president Hugo Chavez, is here to stay. Native Voice went to Caracas to...
Oct 13, 2007
A Native Voice team travelled along one of the most dangerous borders in the world to investigate the fighting and proxy war between Chad and Sudan. This long desert border – between Chad and Western Darfur, is home to roving militias, bandits, fleeing refugees...
Jun 13, 2007
The number of Central Americans illegaly crossing the Mexican – US border is still increasing. Many die in their attempt to realise the ‘American Dream’ – which usually means cheap illegal labour for the US economy. This film follows 3 men trying to break...
Apr 2, 2007
Dust as a substance is so varied yet ubiquitous, the processes involved in its creation so numerous, that a book of it is unlikely to ever reach completion. This experimental film is part of an ongoing, open ended project that is concerned with the collection of dust...
