Sundance
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The true face of Chechnya’s invisibles
CHECHNYA: A group of activists risk unimaginable peril to confront the ongoing anti-LGBTQ programme raging in the Russian republic of Chechnya.
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Shifting perspectives on art and identity
IDENTITY: Benjamin Ree's spin on the art heist surprises and invites.
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The healing power of cinema
CONFLICT: Through their collective artistic project, a single mother and her four children cope with life inside a war zone.
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Sundance 2020: The promise and pitfalls of technology
TECHNOLOGY: Sundance 2020 featured several films with tech at their center.
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A tiger in the glass house
GLOBALISATION: High tech China clashes with working-class America in the first documentary from the Obamas' Higher Ground Productions
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A collaborative closeness
BIOGRAPHY: A dense journey encompassing the life on Toni Morrison and her place in history.
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Silent cries and a money-driven welfare system
CAPITALISM: Midnight Family and Overseas show two very different kinds of underprivileged workers within a backdrop of our times’ ruthless capitalism.
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Into the Flames
CLIMATE: By making us witnesses to our consumption of the Earth, Anthropocene – the Human Epoch is a planetary portrait that makes room for nuanced irony and wonder, even while urging moral outcry.
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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.