• LVFF 2026 Documentaries - Screening 1

  • LVFF 2026 Documentaries - Screening 1

  • LVFF 2026 Documentaries - Screening 1

Discover powerful true stories at the Little Venice Film Festival’s documentary screenings. From bold social explorations to intimate personal journeys, these films spark conversation, empathy, and change. Curated voices from around the world meet a vibrant local audience in an unforgettable cinematic setting. Join filmmakers, thinkers, and curious minds for screenings that inform, inspire, and linger long after the credits roll

Screening Details:

April 23rd 2026. 8:00am-12:00pm. Venue tbc.

Featured Films

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Agapè

Clement Lefer I France I 6 mins

Agapè is a personal film born from a simple desire: to preserve a moment, and to share a quiet kind of truth.

mamarumi: A chase of liberty

Jérémie Reuiller I France I 36 mins 50 seconds

Fred Horny explores his definition of liberty, escaping Savoie’s mountains on a bike to journey across Ecuador alone freely abroad.

merci dix

Matthew Trainor I Morocco I 6 mins

Set against the backdrop of Morocco's enchanting landscapes, this film explores a long time taxi driver's reluctance to part with his beloved vintage vehicle.

The Nose Knows: Foreignness and Fortune in China

Bill Callahan, Kieran Hanson I Singapore, United Kingdom I 22 mins 59 seconds

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What can noses tell us Chinese identity, and the PRC's increasingly important place in the world?

Once Wild | The story of Ireland's disappearing wilderness

Joshua Molony I Ireland I 9 mins 56 seconds


A short documentary follows Damaris Lysaght in Cork, exploring Ireland’s declining habitats through the story of the Marsh Fritillary butterfly.

Redes Comunitarias

Fanny Zammite I France I 23 mins 32 seconds

In Colombia, internet access is unreliable. Redes Comunitarias follows groups building networks with Colnodo to educate, preserve heritage, sustain livelihoods.

Three women sitting in a room, one woman is speaking into a microphone while wearing a white cap, and the other two women appear to be resting or grieving, with one sitting with her head resting on her hand near a fan.

good mourning vietnam

Huong Duc Ta I UK I 60 mins

Good Mourning Vietnam is a documentary about two northern Vietnamese women using singing and crying rituals to help process grief.

fake

Stephen Crompton I UK I 22 mins 30 seconds

A lone man travels to universities bearing a message that the moon landings were staged and warning that the earth is not what it seems.

roots of renewal

Max Zampieri I US I 32 mins 5 seconds

Through personal stories, Roots of Renewal demonstrates how farmers are combating environmental degradation and the impacts of climate change.