Unheard

I really hope this documentary is shown in schools. They've truly captured how racism diminishes us as a society. Captivating from start to finish. Can't recommend this enough!

Heartbreaking stories told so beautifully. The right amount of truth, honesty, facts and candour threaded through six visually poetic episodes. A must-see!

Each episode of Unheard shows real first-hand accounts racism in Australia, and how it destroys lives, and about the systems in place that sustainably hold down Indigenous Australians, people of colour, refugees, and ethnic and religious minorities.

I feel this doco just lays out the truth, it is how it is, it doesn't overdramatise or exaggerate it... it's just real stories from real people. However it does it in an artful way, with nice shots, and cool animation throughout.

While it's often a hard watch full of extremely uncomfortable truths about Australia, I do believe every Australian should hear these stories, told by the people who live with this deeply engrained racial inequality every day. The brave individuals who have shared these stories should feel very proud. Hopefully their stories will make people think twice before discriminating against innocent people.

It's an intense watch, but Australia desperately needs to hear these stories. I think if every Australian gave this a watch, our society would be a nicer place to live for all.

This sharp, smart and dispassionate documentary series is more than just riveting - they're stories that need to be heard!

At the heart of each episode is a personal anecdote, which is fleshed out with statistics, research and input from experts, complemented by quality animation (rather than dodgy re-enactments) making it clear that these incidents are not one-offs, anomalies or unfortunate accidents.

Can't recommend this enough! Essential viewing beautiful realised through masterful storytelling. A must watch!

There are always a small percentage of low life racists with low IQ and some have violent tendencies. There are ethnic groups that will fight each other but these shows tend to fall into the category of implying all the perpetrators are white and the victims groups are blameless.