Gaza Genocide: A Collective Crime
GAZA: On Francesca Albanese’ fifth report to the UN Human Rights Council.
human rights
«The European glitch works on many levels»
ONE WORLD SK: Festival director Eva Križková speaks about funding cuts, access-first programming, and a new section called The European Glitch.
The Dialogue Police
HUMAN RIGHTS: An experiment in protecting democracy and free speech, while maintaining public order, Sweden’s Dialogue Police mediate between protestors and regular police to reduce tension in public gatherings.
Better Go Mad in the Wild
SOCIETY: Rural twin brothers resisting modern life, where imagination, memory, and rebellion shape a fading yet vivid freedom.
Backlash: The Murder of George Floyd
RACISM: They knelt on his neck; the world stood up—but how long did it stay standing?
Chilean documentaries to feature prominently at the Marché du Film 2025
Chile will return to Cannes’ #Marché du Film# in 2025 with a substantial presence, including four works-in-progress selected for the
The Impossibility
CAPITALISM: A Kafkaesque portrait of social collapse, systemic injustice, and the racism flourishing in Europe’s hidden housing hellscapes.
The Helsinki Effect
DIPLOMACY: With a gently satirical outer wrapping and a deadly serious inner core, Arthur Franck’s account of the seminal Helsinki Agreement of 1975—The Helsinki Effect—demonstrates just how historic a diplomatic process that was at the time seen as tedious and irrelevant really was.
What to expect from Movies that Matter Industry Days 2025
The Movies that Matter Festival, scheduled from 21 to 29 March in The Hague, has announced its Industry Days programme,
FIFDH 2025 honours Human Rights films with 2025 awards
During its closing ceremony, the 23rd edition of the International Film Festival and Forum on #Human Rights# (FIFDH) in Geneva
One World (CZ) announces full 2025 programme
The 26th edition of the One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival returns to Prague, presenting an array of