Our Land is a thought-provoking short that illuminates overlooked land reform issues within South Africa’s mine disputes. Director Peter Goldsmid immerses viewers in rural residents’ struggles as mines exploit their rightful land, exposing powerlessness and advocating for change.

The Gooseberry Grandmother’s Daughter exposes power imbalances and divisions caused by a coal mine owners’ forceful entry into the peaceful rural community of Ophendweni. Through resilience and unity, the community fights back against exploitation, seeking justice for their fallen leader.

What the Soil Remembers explores the rich history of a small Western Cape town called ‘The Vlakte’. The film creatively highlights the town’s cultural beauty and past, as well as the impact of Apartheid and the role of Stellenbosch University in the town’s displacement.