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Launched 9 October 2026
Stay Humane
Films about the journey from woundedness to healing - and the courage it takes to remain human.
Our films
The Hardest Bridge
A bomber and his victim's daughter: the story of what happened when they chose to meet.
The Man Who Built Peace
The forgotten story of Frank Buchman — the man who helped reconcile the enemies of World War II and built a movement that still shapes the world.
Beyond Forgiving
Ginn lost her daughter to Letlapa's orders — she forgave him anyway, and together they went on to heal a nation.
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Latest news
The Hardest Bridge in Newbury
The Hardest Bridge had its pre-release screening in Newbury in May 2025. The audience were welcomed by the Mayor of Newbury, and the film was introduced by Executive Director, Howard Grace. The film director Imad Karam and protagonist Jo Berry answered questions from the audience.
Since, the film has been invited to screenings across the UK — including at the University of Oxford and at Frome Town Hall — where Jo Berry and Pat Magee's story continues to open conversations about reconciliation and dialogue.
The Man Who Built Peace reviewed in the Church Times
In June 2018 the Church Times published a film review of The Man Who Built Peace — The Frank Buchman Story, bringing the story of Frank Buchman and his work for reconciliation to a wider readership.
Source: Church Times, 15 June 2018.
The Man Who Built Peace premieres at the Illuminate Film Festival
The Man Who Built Peace had its worldwide premiere on 4 June 2017 at the Illuminate Film Festival in Sedona, Arizona. The London launch followed on 7 June at the Royal Geographical Society in Kensington, before a regional tour across the UK.
Director Imad Karam, cinematographer John Parker-Rees and co-producer Kelly Burks travelled across the United Kingdom, Europe, South America, the United States, India, Japan and South Korea to make the film.