Nickel is a part of our everyday lives, and a metal that we will increasingly need for a sustainable future. It is all around us, from the utensils we use in our kitchens to the bridges that connect our cities and the batteries of electric vehicles that will help to enable a low-carbon future. Yet many people do not even notice its presence because it is a ‘hidden’ metal. This short documentary film follows the journey of nickel from the remote Raglan mine in northern Canada all the way through to processing and shipping in Norway. Director: Joe Shaw // Production: Connected Pictures // Edit: Gerard Harris // Colour: Sebastian Ziabka