What does it truly mean to be one? In a time of deep division and uncertainty, the concept of oneness offers a powerful and unifying vision for humanity. This video explores the principle of the oneness of humankind—an idea at the heart of the Bahá’í teachings—and what it means for our lives, our communities, and the future of our country. Released as part of A Common Endeavor, a message from the Bahá’ís of the United States, this reflection invites us to look beyond differences of race, class, background, and belief, and to recognize our shared identity as members of one human family. How can we move from ideals to action? What does unity look like in practice? And how can each of us contribute to building a more just and harmonious society? Join the conversation. Reflect. Share. Act.

The First Right examines freedom as the foundation of all human rights, and how modern authoritarian governments work to restrict it. Through real-world examples, historical context, and personal testimony, the film exposes the tactics used to control speech, belief, and movement—and asks what is at stake when freedom is treated as negotiable.

Plans for a breakaway league emerge, triggering a high-stakes battle, as the past, present and future of European soccer collide and leave the game’s powerful leaders to defend, or upend, the traditions of the sport.

There is a story unfolding. It is a story of humanity’s progress through history, propelled by the teachings of Messengers of God Who have guided humanity through its stages of development, and now to the dawn of its maturity.

Two hundred years ago, such a prophetic Figure appeared: Bahá’u’lláh. He brought teachings for this age that represent an end to division and otherness, through which–at long last–the oneness of humankind can be realized.

Discover more through accounts of people from diverse nations whose lives have been transformed by the light that Bahá’u’lláh brought to the world.



A Forbidden Love-That Isn’t. When Layla is hurt in an attack on her bookstore, she finds an unexpected connection with Sasan. As their bond deepens, Layla’s pursuit of education, illegal in Iran, finds her arrested and in grave danger.

A short with Rainn Wilson and Chuck Tatham to raise awareness for the melt-o-meter with Arctic Basecamp

Across the globe, followers of Bahá’u’lláh and their friends are striving in earnest to contribute to the well-being of their communities and the advancement of society. A Widening Embrace captures some experiences and insights from a selection of neighbourhoods and villages, in rural and urban settings. Here, a process of building vibrant communities is unfolding through individual and collective action propelled by a commitment to learning, in the words of Bahá’u’lláh, how to “translate that which hath been written into reality and action.”

This documentary explores aspects of the design and construction of the Shrine of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá and features interviews with people directly involved in the project.

A live broadcast celebrating the Bicentennial of the Birth of the Báb, featuring a short film about the Bahá’í House of Worship in Wilmette, Illinois. The program highlights the temple’s timeless symbolism of unity and its role as a gathering place for people of all backgrounds. Through music, reflection, and cinematic storytelling, the broadcast invites viewers to contemplate the Báb’s message of oneness, peace, and the spiritual renewal of humanity.

‘Revelations’ is a short sci-fi costume drama with influences of Steampunk & Cyberpunk.

A short form documentary around a photographer exploring conceptual photography

This video is part of a number of extra features that complement stories from “A Widening Embrace”. Among the features are additional stories that explore insights from communities striving in earnest to contribute to the well-being of their communities and the advancement of society.

This 13-minute documentary highlights moments from the spiritually charged centenary gathering, which was attended by representatives of Bahá’í communities from nations and regions around the world.

The countdown to Season Eight has begun!… let’s have a look back to what SCM has been up to in the last year

A poetic short film about race unity that explores humanity’s shared origin and the moral awakening needed to overcome division and remember our oneness.

Anah and Cornelius Van Dorp have dedicated their lives to reclaim their national heritage of herbal Medicine. Anah Van Dorp is a Maori Herbalist, married to Cornelius Van Dorp, a Medical Doctor. They live in Kaitaia in the Far North of New Zealand. In this film we see them bring their Maori, Medical and Bahá’í backgrounds together. They serve people through their Café and Rehabilitation Clinic, The herb shack. Episode 222

The Forgotten Principle is a 45–60 minute documentary exploring how humanity’s belief in competition as a natural and necessary force has shaped every aspect of modern life—from business and education to media, politics, and technology. Through interviews with leading thinkers, real-world case studies, and vivid visual storytelling, the film reveals how the “culture of contest” has become so normalized that we mistake it for human nature itself.

On 29 and 30 October 2019, in countless settings and places throughout the world, people celebrated the 200th anniversary of the birth of the Báb, Whose revitalizing message prepared the way for the coming of Bahá’u’lláh, the Founder of the Bahá’í Faith.