Afghanistan

  • «In everything there is beauty»

    «In everything there is beauty»

    PHOTOGRAPHY: Eclectic photographer Marco Di Lauro has traveled the world and has been published by the biggest American and European newspapers and magazines.

  • A woman’s struggle with reality

    A woman’s struggle with reality

    WOMEN OF EUROPE: Sweden's former Foreign and Vice Prime Minister Margot Wallström believes we currently live in a world of autocrats, where Nordic welfare values ​​have poor conditions.

  • China’s Uncle Smog Buster on the struggle to combat pollution

    China’s Uncle Smog Buster on the struggle to combat pollution

    ENVIRONMENT: Balancing conflicting political demands for clean air and water - and a thriving economy - in a one party state is not an easy task.

  • The costs of green energy?

    The costs of green energy?

    ENVIRONMENT: For many, green energy solutions are just a new way to make money, says director Jeff Gibbs.

  • No escape

    No escape

    CONFLICT: Eléonore Weber's chilling compilation of military footage reveals the casual killing by men in flying machines who risk nothing in the pursuit of state-sanctioned murder.

  • The tragic destiny of Afghan cinema

    The tragic destiny of Afghan cinema

    CINEMA: Marked by violence and oppression, Afghanistan’s recent history, Ariel Nasr’s documentary shows the invaluable nature of cinema.

  • The art of displacement: mobiles on the migrant trail

    The art of displacement: mobiles on the migrant trail

    MIGRANTS: The Fazili family shoots their perilous journey from Afghanistan through the Balkan migration route to an uncertain future on three mobile phones.

  • Fragments of experience

    Fragments of experience

    MUSIC: Across Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Washington DC, musician PJ Harvey and photojournalist Seamus Murphy craft a beautifully shot, sensitively edited film on observation, experience, and the creative process.

  • The knot in the heart

    The knot in the heart

    PHOTOGRAPHY:For almost 50 years, the photographer Eugene Richards has documented a variety of destinies, from crack addicts to people in emergency rooms and psychiatric hospitals. What has driven him?

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