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Third World
MUSIC: The liminal experience of legendary Croatian band Haustor – which shaped the former Yugoslavia new wave music scene in the 1980s – is explored in Arsen Oremović's Third World.
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Sisters of Ukraine
UKRAINE: Mike Dorsey's Sisters of Ukraine offers a fresh – and emotional – look at the refugee crisis sparked by Russia's 2002 invasion, and the international response to it.
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Lost For Words
NATURE: A gentle appeal for reconnecting to nature through the language we have so long used to describe.
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Cutting Through Rocks
IRAN In a conservative Iranian village, one divorced woman’s political rise sparks fierce resistance, gendered repression, and bold feminist defiance.
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Special Operation
UKRAINE: Unfiltered surveillance of wartime routine builds toward an unseen horror.
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Gaza: Doctors Under Attack
GAZA: Forensically detailed, utterly balanced and absolutely damning, a British documentary banned by the BBC should be required viewing for every craven Western leader that supports Israel's war on Palestinians.
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Titan: The Oceangate Submersible Disaster
BUSINESS Mark Monroe's fascinating deep dive into the tragedy of the underwater craft that chased fame in the depths of the North Atlantic is an engrossing study of hubris.
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The Arc of Oblivion
MEMORY: We are but a blink in Buddha's eye: The Arc of Oblivion – executive produced by Werner Herzog – is an unforgettable film.
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Everything Needs to Live
UKRAINE: As war rages, a world champion weightlifter becomes an unexpected hero, tending to wounded pets and people with tireless resolve.