Algeria
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After Oil
OIL: Boima Tucker travels from a ministerial stage to an informal settlement in Mathare, tracing how Africa's shift away from oil still runs on old patterns of who benefits and who absorbs the cost.
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The aftermath of decolonisation
COLONIALISM: Chris Marker, Algeria's independence, and one family's exile intertwine
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When violence becomes the only way
POWER: According to Hannah Arendt, the use of violence, weapons, and bombs renders us politically voiceless. Can her particular analyses of power teach us anything about the violence being perpetrated from and in Gaza today?
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Colonial past, today
AFRICA: An exploration of rare archival material that unveils the significance of Algeria's fight for independence and its implications for modern-day Africa.
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«I relish being a stranger in a strange land»
MDOC: Modern Times Review spoke with photographer and filmmaker Maythem Ridha on his experiences as an Iraqi in the UK, journey to film and photography, favourite Middle Eastern films, and more.
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Battle royale
NAM: In a documentary diptych, Mila Turajlić examines the birth of the Non-Aligned Movement via an expansive unexplored archive of former Tito cameraman Stevan Labudović.
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«… Who steals, rapes, plunders, tortures and kills»
FRANCE: After a number of «not a day without» statements, the French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour's conclusion is that the country is about to be taken over by Muslims and feminists.
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Invisible woman
MIGRANTS: Philip Scheffner's foray into fiction varies the game of visible and invisible until dreams and reality fuse.
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On the edge of the desert
MIGRANTS: The CPH:DOX winning documentary whispers migrant dreams and nightmares on the edge of the Sahara.