Introducing Feel Good Films
Woo presents a series of uplifting films for you to enjoy
Woo presents a series of uplifting films for you to enjoy
It’s the close of the year and to wind up what’s been a busy and chaotic 2022 we want to bring some joy to your lives, so over the next few weeks we’re bringing to you a selection of eight specially picked shorts curated to uplift, elevate and cheer you.
These global documentaries produced by young creatives, bring fresh ideas from Hong Kong in ephwaipi to Lebanon in FREEBORDER SKATE right to you, so you can explore the beauty of the world from the very spot you’re standing/sitting/lounging in right now. Stories of hope and goodwill and a bold positive future intermingle with dazzling imagery and uplifting music to thrill, provoke and, most importantly, make you feel good.
feel good films: volume one
woo presents: Feel Good Films: Sweet Memories
Alone in a homey Japanese eatery, this feel good short film follows a schoolboy reminiscing his failed attempts to woo his crush
woo presents feel good films: ephwaipi
Set amidst the busy happenings of life in urban Hong Kong, this short shows two young women putting forward their disruptive vision for change
woo presents Feel Good Films: Youth of the rural north
What is the relationship between culture and place? This short investigates the intimacies of this relationship for young people living in the rural N...
woo presents feel good films: Ramatu go box
POV: You're in Jamestown, West Africa. Up-and-coming female boxer, Ramatu Quaye, walks you through the streets of her hometown – the place where boxin...
woo presents Feel Good Films: FREEBORDER SKATE
Skateboarding is for everyone. In this short film, we see how skater Sojourn founded Free Border Skate as a commitment to making that happen for refug...
woo presents Feel Good Films: The Countdown
Olympic fencer Ysaora Thibus takes us through the strenuous work and dedication it takes to become a winner
woo presents feel good films: Material Bodies
Prosthetic legs as accessory, companion and part of you, Material Bodies is a stunning documentary using dance, dialogue and design to tell a story ab...
woo presents Feel Good Films: I thank my mother for my hair
After daughter Alexis reconnects with her mother Natasha, the pair embark on a road to healing
