Gaza
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A million roses and coal
UKRAINE: The impact of war on three generations of women, blending personal stories, family archives, and historical parallels.
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Holidays in the danger zone
CONFLICT: The ethical complexities and societal implications of war tourism in our media-driven world.
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War, fear and decolonialization
INTERVIEW: Director Johan Grimonprez has for more than 25 years worked with documentaries that addresses power, media and manipulations trough his more essayistic style. His latest film, Soundtrack to a Coup d’État, was screened at Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival – where he garnered the audience award for best documentary
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From tragedy to will
CONFLICT: A Palestinian doctor's heartbreaking loss fuels his mission for peace, emphasizing the need for compassion and unity in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Living in limbo
Living in exile is hard, as we can experience in Mohamed Jabaly's award-winning Life Is Beautiful. Despite the hardships, this film is a feel-good story celebrating solidarity and friendship.
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Children’s nightmares of war
CONFLICT: A short doc follows a researcher as he probes children’s trauma-induced nightmares.
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Terrorisation in the Lebanese skies
CONFLICT: Nyon's Vision du Réel selection helps uncover unexpected forms of torture.
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One World Prague 2024: the complete winners
As the curtain came down on One World International Human Rights Film Festival in Prague, the closing night was marked by an awards ceremony celebrating the diverse and impactful films presented during the festival. Drawing an audience of 20,000 viewers, the event highlighted the power of cinema in addressing critical global issues. The Audience Award…
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The changing mindset among young American Jews
ISRAEL: Exploring the shift in American Jewish support for Israel through personal journeys of disillusionment and activism.