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A man and woman sit by a calm lake during dusk, with mountains in the background and a dog resting near the woman.
HOME

Life on Bruny Island, population 750, is suffused with trade-offs and joys

Directed by Guido Pezz

Claymation figures in a desert, including a man drumming on a barrel and others with makeshift vehicles and a gramophone horn.
HOME

Endearingly weird wax figures inhabit a musical journey of self-discovery

Directed by Daniel Quirke

A man with glasses inspects a detailed model featuring a car, a bridge, and two figures inside a miniature building.
HOME

After leaving Damascus, Mohamad longs for a home that no longer exists

Directed by Jimmy Goldblum

A person in vibrant, multicoloured activewear energetically poses with arms outstretched, while another stands behind. A jumper is mid-air above them.
FREEDOM AND CHOICE

Pablo has a simple dream – to spread joy. But the reality is more complicated

Directed by Daniel Ifans

Black and white photo of children dancing energetically in a studio, with a girl in the foreground expressing excitement.
HOME

How war destroys the childhood sense-scape we call ‘home’

What we grow up with determines the gestures, textures, spaces, sights, smells, sounds and thoughts we call ‘home’

by Julia F Christensen

Photo of a messy wardrobe with mixed colourful clothes on hangers and shelves, showing disorganisation and variety in styles.
HOME

How to have less stuff

Do your possessions hold too much power over you? Learn to regain control – and benefit your wallet and the planet

by Melissa Norberg

Photo of a serene lake at sunset with the sun peeking through trees, reflecting on the water and a cloudy sky above.
HOME

Thoreau’s economics: the truly precious costs precious little

As Henry David Thoreau learned from living at Walden Pond, the paramount economic skill is knowing how to make a house a home

by John Kaag & Jonathan van Belle

Black and white photo of a bathroom with a pedestal sink, two taps and a geometric counter, on a tiled floor.
ARCHITECTURE

The sink in the hall: how pandemics transform architecture

From the sink in the hall to the UV light in the bus depot: how pandemics past and present can transform architecture

by Theodora Philcox

Photo of a group of people sitting outside, smiling and raising drinks together. A picnic with bottles and fruits is visible in front.
ARCHITECTURE

An elegy and a celebration of what it really means to find a home

Directed by Davina Pardo

Photo of a woman in a nursery next to a crib with colourful blankets and a chair by a window with white curtains.
PARENTING AND FAMILIES

Pregnant women ‘nest’. But there’s nothing biological about it

The ‘nesting mother’ stereotype is as common as it is unscientific: there is no hormonal drive for doing housework

by Arianne Shahvisi