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Concrete Land
PALESTINE: Asmahan Bkerat spent eight years with a landless Afro-Palestinian Bedouin family outside Amman, filming a life built around animals and song that Jordanian bureaucracy is slowly dismantling.
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The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology
PHILOSOPHY: The master of the counter-intuitive insight provokes with illuminating—and at times unsettling—critiques that serve as a warning against the abyss.
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If Pigeons Turned to Gold
ADDICTION: A young filmmaker fights for her brother's life .
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Detention
POLICE: A rather shocking glimpse into the reality of the French prison system.
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Rehearsals for a Revolution
IRAN: Is a revolution against an entrenched military dictatorship possible? Iranians have attempted it multiple times.
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Replica
AI: In Replica, women turn to AI partners for comfort, affirmation, and emotional refuge, exposing the social and psychological conditions that make such attachments possible.
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Collapse
ISRAEL: Using Berlinale’s political crisis as its point of departure, Collapse emerges as an act of moral clarity, documenting not only devastation itself but also the society and ideology producing it.
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Active Vocabulary
PROPAGANDA: A Russian teacher flees to Berlin after questioning the war. Her story exposes ritualised school propaganda, then throws an uncomfortable mirror at Western «neutrality» and the new glamour of military service.
