Vishva Samani, a descendent of British Asian Ugandans, returns to the country of her family and witnesses the rekindling of a relationship with the land her parents left behind almost 40 years on.

Set against the trauma that came with being expelled from Uganda in 1972 and the fierce resilience of the Asian community in re-establishing their lives and livelihoods in the UK, Vishva explores the motivations and the current challenges faced by those British Asians who have chosen to make Uganda their focus. (more)

Is outsourcing pregnancy to India exploitative or mutually beneficial?

With surrogacy costing up to $70,000 in the U.S.A. compared to only $12,000 in India, many Western women are outsourcing pregnancy abroad. It's a multimillion dollar industry that sees rural Indians receive the equivalent of 10 years' salary. Over the course of nine months, this documentary follows the lives of two women who in each other seek solutions to the problems of poverty and infertility. (more)