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  • Radiograph of a Family

    Radiograph of a Family

    FAMILY: The daughter of a secular father and a devout mother tells the story reflective of the political events leading to the 1979 Iranian Revolution.

  • A female imam struggling for community

    A female imam struggling for community

    ISLAM: In 2015 the Syrian–Finnish Dane Sherin Khankan decided to create a woman-lead mosque in Copenhagen. Director Marie Skovgaard has followed her struggle between individual vision and the challenge of creating a collective.

  • Finding a Western husband is not the cure to all pains

    Finding a Western husband is not the cure to all pains

    Spanning a ten-year period, Heartbound tells the stories of Thai women who realise their dream of marrying a Western man.

  • Rising pressure in the family

    Rising pressure in the family

    Rok Bicek’s documentary explores the rising expectations of the family under the pressures of liberal capitalism.

  • Looking for love and answers in the Amazon

    Looking for love and answers in the Amazon

    Pregnant and facing the prospect of impending motherhood, director Claire Weiskopf decides to dive into the past. She wants to understand and heal the wounds caused by her relationship to her absent mother, Val.

  • Letter to an unhappy painting

    Letter to an unhappy painting

    The daughter Sara Broos decided to make a documentary to get closer to her mum, the renowned Swedish painter, Karin Broos.

  • Devoted depiction of impoverished salt workers

    Devoted depiction of impoverished salt workers

    The Indian salt production is one of the worlds largest. Farida Pacha introduces us to a family who live and work with honour – but also poverty – extant.

  • Inaccurate about Scandinavian loneliness

    Inaccurate about Scandinavian loneliness

    Do our individualistic lifestyles really make us happy?

  • Remember how to forget

    Remember how to forget

    A film about identity, memory, trauma, poetry, music, family, and death – a dive into Honig’s past

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