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Death of Death
MORTALITY: A witty and unsettling journey through cryonics, anti-ageing science, and transhumanist fantasy, Death of Death explores the growing pursuit of immortality while exposing the inequality and power that may shape who gets to outlive death.
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The Voices That Defy the Kremlin
RUSSIA: In today’s Russia, even the smallest act of dissent can end in disappearance.
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Immortals
IRAQ: Three voices seek identity and connection as Baghdad emerges as a living character shaped by politics and patriarchy.
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The Long Road to the Director’s Chair
GENDER: Restored 1973 footage from Berlin’s Women’s Film Seminar amplifies women’s voices on authorship abortion rights and power still urgent in today’s media.
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The Gardener, the Buddhist & the Spy
CONTROL: A corporate spy embeds with environmental activists, flips (sort of), and drags an asbestos empire into view. What follows isn’t a clean exposé but a knot of moral grey zones.
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Unanimal
ANIMAL RIGHTS: Isabella Rossellini narrates a reflective essay-film questioning human dominance, collapsing categories of pet, livestock, wildlife, and revealing systems of control.
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Can’t Look Away: The Case Against Social Media
TECHNOLOGY: Grieving parents, whistleblowers, and lawyers expose a predatory industry rewarded for harm.
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Click the Link Below
SELF-HELP: Filmmaker Audun Amundsen navigates the self-help industry’s promises, uncovering exploitation, insecurity, and the mechanics of digital persuasion.
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Do Painters Die Elsewhere
ART: The private world of Bolesław Gasiński—Polish artist, outsider, and experimenter—built from his voice, visuals, and artistic decay.
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Ghosts of the Sea
IDENTITY: Through memory, myth, and recovered archives, a filmmaker reckons with a father’s legacy and the brother lost to his shadow.
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You Need This
MEDIA: Unpacking the history of advertising and media manipulation, this film exposes capitalism’s relentless push toward overconsumption, inequality, and planetary destruction.
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The Words Women Spoke One Day
REVOLUTION: The silenced narratives of Algeria's FLN female fighters and their erasure from history post-independence.