Death as dignity
In 2015, four siblings aged between five and 13 allegedly committed suicide in a village in China’s rural Guizhou province.
Eyes on the war
Mohamed Jabaly’s documentary debut Ambulance provides a unique insight into a bombing of Gaza lasting 51 days, as witnessed from the ambulance driver’s seat.
A murder that cuts deep
Through the killing of a park ranger, this documentary portrays the stark differences of two neighbouring nations – which again serves as a miniature imagery of many conflicts around the world.
There is nowhere to run
The vast environmental phenomena characteristic of Africa’s most populous nation – Nigeria – are displayed across the current social occurrences in an independent, politically engaging, one-hour documentary screening at Oslo’s upcoming Human Rights Human Wrongs Film Festival.
My enemy’s enemy is my ally
Anyone who believes that it can ever be morally justifiable for a country to support a tyrannical regime – even if it serves a government’s own short-term interests – should watch Hissène Habré: Prosecuting An Embarrassing Ally.
Declaring Cyber War
The 2016 Berlinale presents Alex Gibney’s Zero Days, one of the most important documentaries of the year.
A Model Refugee
Rokhsar Sediqi is a 14-year old who lives with her mum, dad and five siblings in the Danish countryside. She has waited four years for a leave to remain in Denmark.