Beyond Credits was born from a simple question:
What happens after a film moves us?
Some films leave us wanting to do more. To support a cause. To learn. To engage with a community. Yet once the credits roll, that energy often has nowhere to go. Here we bridge that gap.
Working alongside filmmakers, we create curated pathways connecting films with trusted local organisations, community initiatives and opportunities for action, while also offering a selection of resources for those who wish to explore the issues more deeply.
Every Beyond Credits page is shaped by the film itself. Alongside meaningful ways to get involved, audiences may discover books, documentaries, exhibitions, archives, cultural institutions or other carefully selected references that extend the conversation beyond the screen.
The aim is simple: to offer audiences a meaningful and voluntary way to transform inspiration into informed engagement.
Beyond Credits is developed within Obrador Azahar, a Belgian non-profit organisation founded by Rocío L Roy to support cultural and artistic initiatives.
The organisation provides the framework from which Beyond Credits is developed, alongside other projects exploring new ways of making films, and the relationship between cinema, culture and society.
Rocío L Roy is a filmmaker working across documentary, fiction and analogue cinema.
Beyond Credits grew from a question that has accompanied their practice for years: how can the experience created by a film extend beyond the moment of viewing?