«And then there was silence»
WAR REPORTER: Living a life in a state of emergency, renowned war photographer Jan Grarup’s work has taken him to conflict zones around the world, from Darfur to Mosul.
The new uprising
EDITORIAL: Fearing increasing control and surveillance, Hong Kong’s liberal population has experienced the growing presence of Communist China.
Silence. Stillness. Serendipity
PHOTOGRAPHY: With a touch of magic realism, Doña Maria and her Dreams provides an exceptional journey through the mysterious world of the Venezuelan desert.
A deeply touching goodbye
BIOGRAPHY: Nick Broomfield’s doc about the artist Leonard Cohen and his muse and girlfriend Marianne Ihlen, is a touching story of an extraordinary relationship.
Another one bites the dust
CAPITALISM: As he tries to keep his own afloat, competition from big companies, cheap labour from the East, and smart machinery all make life increasingly difficult for one Dutch shepherd.
Citizen basic income or negative tax
EDITORIAL: As not all human activities are deemed «profitable» despite potential social or environmental good, what are the options to solve this problem?
Learning about the world of multiple cinemas
MEDIA: Feeding the imagination, desires, and emotions of increasingly mobile and displaced lives, transnational media landscapes take shape.
Re-foresting the desert humans made
CLIMATE CHANGE: Malian musician Inna Modja takes an epic journey down Africa’s ambitious Great Green Wall project where 8,000km wall of trees is to stretch across the entire continent.
A brutal chain of events
ISRAEL: Israeli docudrama unfolds the traumatic themes of violence and revenge that led to open war in the summer of 2014.
A story rarely told
World War II: A harrowing depiction of the Romanian Holocaust told through small town photography and the words of a local, Jewish doctor.
«It is freedom of speech put in practice»
MAKEDOX: On a mission to share and promote creative documentary films and art, MakeDox celebrates its 10th edition.
Life vanishingly rare
CLIMATE: Enriched with animated segments depicting the legends and culture of the Inuit and Chukchi people, The Book of the Sea reveals a side of Russia rarely seen.