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  • Surviving the Death Committee

    Surviving the Death Committee

    IRAN: A decades-long pursuit of accountability turns personal grief into political evidence, tracing how survivors, exiles, and chance encounters forced a hidden massacre into public view.


  • Amílcar

    Amílcar

    AFRICA: Built from original letters, poems, and political writings, Amílcar offers a subjective, meditative portrait of Amílcar Cabral and the fight for Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde’s independence


  • Fighter

    Fighter

    IDENTITY: After a dockside dive leaves MMA fighter Geir Kåre Cemsoylu Nyland facing paralysis, Fighter tracks his two-year recovery and a candid reckoning with toxic masculinity.


  • The Empty Grave

    The Empty Grave

    COLONIALISM: A Tanzanian lawyer’s quest to reclaim ancestral remains reveals the deep-rooted legacy of German colonial violence and systemic silence.


  • Urban Disobedience Toolkit

    Urban Disobedience Toolkit

    PROTEST: Exploring the intersections of activism, gentrification, and urban resistance.


  • Where’s Wanda?

    Where’s Wanda?

    LEGACY: The life and disappearance of Wanda Rutkiewicz, the mountaineer whose untimely end remains shrouded in myth.


  • Death drops and dirty wars

    Death drops and dirty wars

    TRAUMA: Argentina’s Dirty War, the horrors of extrajudicial killings, and the dark secrets behind death flights and intergenerational trauma.


  • Written in stone

    Written in stone

    CLIMATE: Human impact on nature through stones.


  • The revolution may very well be televised

    The revolution may very well be televised

    RESISTANCE How liberation theology inspired millions of Latin American Christians to engage in 20th-century political struggles, challenging traditional Church-Power dynamics for earthly justice.


  • Bodily autonomy in contemporary Europe

    Bodily autonomy in contemporary Europe

    BODIES: Elina Psykou's debut feature delves into biopolitics and bodily management, reflecting on Foucault's theory of biopower in Europe.


  • The forest remembers

    The forest remembers

    MIGRANTS: The plight of refugees trapped by geopolitical manoeuvres at the EU border.


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