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  • A powerful cry for justice

    A powerful cry for justice

    Forensically detailed catalogue of state-sponsored killings paints a dark picture of the life and death for poor, black youngsters in Rio's sprawling shanty-towns.

  • Encounters with the dying

    Encounters with the dying

    This is where we are all headed. With a background of beeping hospital monitors and oxygen pumps, End of Life is a caring, charming and at times poignant demystification of the death process.

  • Acts of Love

    Acts of Love

    EGIL A. WYLLER: In a warm summer month when most people want to relax, go for a swim, enjoy life and get away from the seriousness of everyday life, we ask Egil A. Wyller, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, about his quest for the beyond.

  • Refugees, aestheticized

    Refugees, aestheticized

    Can a refugee in a film become too aesthetic, losing his ethical relevance?

  • Some things only come out at night

    Some things only come out at night

    Nikolaus Geyrhalter travels to the dark side of a Europe filled with lives at night: loneliness, sadness, death, refugees, drunken and somewhat foolish people, sex for money, illness and surveillance.

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