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  • Dear Ancestor

    Dear Ancestor

    CLIMATE: Set in a future still governed by the past, Dear Ancestor watches Malagasy fishermen and farmers defend sacred land against rare earth mining

  • We Have to Survive

    We Have to Survive

    CLIMATE: More than a quarter of a century after the groundbreaking eco-doc The Age of Stupid, Tomáš Krupa's We Have to Survive updates the response to global warming and climate change with a more positive message for humanity.

  • We Have to Survive

    We Have to Survive

    CLIMATE: More than a quarter of a century after the groundbreaking eco-doc The Age of Stupid, Tomáš Krupa's We Have to Survive updates the response to global warming and climate change with a more positive message for humanity.

  • Heat

    Heat

    CLIMATE: In Heat, Jacqueline Zünd gracefully explores the extreme weather conditions in the Persian Gulf, among the hottest inhabited regions on the planet

  • Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown

    Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown

    CLIMATE: A provocative look at who pays for warming, from migrants in extreme heat to communities in disaster zones, and why billionaire lifestyles matter.

  • Hungry

    Hungry

    CLIMATE: A meticulous documentary on the planetary disaster.

  • FIFDH 2026 Impact Lab unveils global lineup

    FIFDH 2026 Impact Lab unveils global lineup

    From Gaza’s velodromes to Mexico’s avocado groves, the 2026 Impact Lab at FIFDH’s Industry Days is staking out the frontline of social-justice documentary. Run alongside Geneva’s International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights each March, the #Impact Lab# is not a film market in the usual sense. It is a training and matchmaking hub…

  • Melt

    Melt

    CLIMATE: Geyrhalter’s latest observes global snowscapes and people amid tourism and research, documenting vanishing ice, extreme weather, and urgent climate-policy questions.

  • Climate in Therapy

    Climate in Therapy

    CLIMATE: A Gestalt-inspired session lets climate scientists grieve, rage, and exhale, revealing systemic neglect and surprising ‘Safe Spaces’ outcome.

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