Rwanda’s calm after the storm
Inkontanyi by Christophe Cotteret is a detailed film about the history of internal conflict in Rwanda up to its situation today.
Food on a tormented planet
The world’s intensive food production and the resulting resource depletion may quickly lead us into serious crises. Something must be done about it.
Technology and Crime Prevention
Pre-Crime addresses different facets of crime prevention work based on statistics, from the police to social sciences, via technological conditions, to practice and effect.
Dehumanized nationalism
When the war comes reveals not only the increasing threat we are facing from far-right groups, but also the vulnerability of our constitutional systems.
A quiet form of genocide
Can hunger be abolished? Today’s hunger disasters have political causes, claims professor Alex De Waal. He believes famine must be criminalized and that political leaders must be brought to court.
Invisible Hands
Invisible Hands is committed to the ideology of the free market, but can this myth ever become reality?
Reminiscences of a revolution
The twentieth edition of Thessaloniki Documentary Festival embarks on rediscovering the experiences from the 1968-revolutions.
Orestis Andreadakis – Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
Orestis Andreadakisv is a film critic , festival organizer and artistic director of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival (TIFF).
The Warlord Democrats of Africa
How do African rebel leaders succeed politically after the end of military conflicts? Ten Africa-experts have examined the question.