In Our Hands

In Our Hands (2026)



7.5 2026 1 min —

Director: Stelios Georgallides

Cast: Humpback Whale, Seaweed, Plastic, Humans

A visually profound film sheds light on the many destructive actions humans take against whale populations around the world.

More About This Film

In Our Hands is a short creative documentary that introduces viewers to Deaf culture through the experiences of six-year-old Olivér in Budapest. The film focuses on a child's sensory world, where communication happens through hands, expression, gesture, and shared experience rather than depending entirely on spoken language.

Directed by Angeline Teh, the project combines observational filmmaking with an experimental visual approach. Its compact running time allows the documentary to emphasize atmosphere, connection, and the everyday experience of being seen and understood.

  • Directed, photographed, and edited by Angeline Teh.
  • Runtime is approximately 13 minutes.
  • The production is connected to the DocNomads joint master's programme.
  • It was produced between Hungary and Malaysia.
  • The film was selected for the 2026 Festival International Music & Cinema Marseille and the DisABILITY Film Festival.

Where to Watch

In Our Hands is a festival-oriented short, with online availability depending on the filmmaker's release strategy.

  • YouTube – free viewing where offered
  • Vimeo – trailer/free viewing where offered
  • Netflix – subscription if available
  • Prime Video – subscription/rental/purchase where offered
  • Apple TV – rental/purchase where offered
  • Google TV – rental/purchase where offered