Lesley, in her 80s, and teenager Jay deliver spoken word poetry expressing their sense of belonging, home, and their vision for the future of the area where they live in south east England as it undergoes a period of rapid regeneration.

Mari Arakaki Gaskins shares her immigrant story with her filmmaker granddaughter, Anya.

Mae's guarding her grief. She can keep the tears at bay with tasks that keep her occupied, like painting the shed. But even amongst the brushes and paint pots, memories and emotions refuse to stay underneath the surface.

Love, death, and knitting. People reconnect with their sense of self through knitting.

Yolanda takes care of her ranch and her granddaughter Alejandra. After a violent confrontation, Yolanda rescues and hides a wounded man, putting everyone at risk. Meanwhile, Alejandra has her own suspicions about the stranger’s identity.

Filmmaker Noella was born in London in the 1970s. She wasn’t much interested in Guyana, where her dad came from, until one day, she was. One woman's voyage of discovery to understand her heritage and what makes somewhere truly home.