HUMAN idff Oslo
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The Eyes of Ghana
CINEMA: Through Chris Hesse’s recollections, Ghana’s post-independence archive becomes a record of liberation shadowed by the threat of political erasure.
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I Am The River, The River Is Me
NATURE: Māori leaders take a five-day river journey blending ritual, activism, and radical rethinking of nature’s legal identity.
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Cyborg Generation
TECHNOLOGY: A personal journey into sensory expansion, DIY biohacking, and the radical politics of cyborg identity.
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Through the Lens of Resilience: A Filmmaker’s Journey at HUMAN
REPORT: A filmmaker’s journey at HUMAN International Documentary Film Festival Oslo
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Pet Farm
ISOLATION: A close-up of a loner and animal lover, Pet Farm portrays a man who struggles to find a place in the world for himself and his passions while facing soulless legislation
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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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A symphony of human resilience
CHINA: Contrasting cultural richness with harsh realities under China's systematic campaign.
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No Other Land
PALESTINE: Receiving both awards and death threats, No Other Land is a poignant exploration of resistance, solidarity, and the quest for justice in a land marked by conflict.
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Thorsen against Islam
RIGHTS: Explore the turbulent world of Norway's most prominent anti-Islam activist navigating the thin lines of freedom of expression and hate speech, revealing the complexity of public discourse in today's society in the process.