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  • shape of things to come-documentary-featured

    Psychedelic frogs and surveillance towers

    SURVIVAL: Provocative questions about environment and survival amidst the spectre of global collapse arise from Sundog, a recluse living in the Sonoran Desert.

  • No Kings-documentary

    The fishermen’s last stand

    TRADITION: 150 miles from Rio de Janeiro exists a hidden community descended from indigenous people, escaped African slaves, and European pirates

  • Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets-Las Vegas Documentary - featured

    Nostalgia for public places

    COMMUNITY: In the shadows of Las Vegas, real people, in an unreal situation, face an uncertain future.

  • Vivos-documentary-Ai Weiwei-MTR

    Dissidence and the disappeared

    REPRESSION: Through intimate interviews and meditative photography, Ai Weiwei provides visualisation of an unsolved humanitarian crisis.

  • Sing Me A Song-documentary-featured

    By the light of a mobile screen

    SPIRITUALITY: In the few years since TV and internet were introduced to Bhutan, daily rituals like candle lighting and recitation of prayer now compete with the lure of smartphones.

  • Thessaloniki-Documentary Festival-2020-featured

    Lucid dreaming: animated documentary at Thessaloniki

    THESSALONIKI: Three films from the 2020 Thessaloniki Documentary Festival prove the multi-dimensional power of animation in non-fiction storytelling.

  • Caught in the Net-MTR-featured

    Playing in the online dark

    ABUSE: In a radical psychosocial experiment, the scope of online child abuse in the Czech Republic is uncovered.

  • NINOSCA-documentary-featured

    Forty years in Nicaragua, dreaming

    LIFE: Shot over 40 years, an epic about one woman’s struggle for independence requiring her to face her past in the macho-culture of Central America.

  • environmental racism-documentary-featured

    «Canada is not a nation, it’s a corporation»

    CAPITALISM: Indigenous and African Nova Scotian women fight for their communities, land, and future in the face of environmental racism.

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