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Unstill life
IDENTITY: A mesmerising documentary delving into themes of art, love, motherhood, and overcoming societal challenges.
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What does a radically tender society need?
HATE: Turkish-German Seyda Kurt is preoccupied with the concept of hatred as a catalyst for tenderness. Hatred often has its roots in racism, misogyny, xenophobia, and prejudice.
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Time of the wolves
BEIRUT: Through its unflinching portrayal of the residents' daily hardships, In the Shadow of Beirut sheds light on the pervasive poverty, limited access to resources, and the dire need for basic living conditions in this densely crowded corner of the Middle East.
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A lingering life beyond rationality
PHILOSOPHY: Giorgio Agamben makes a loose juxtaposition between Goethe and Hölderlin, between madness and reason. Did the latter allow himself to be pushed to the psychological limit?
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For peace to prevail
JOURNALISM: How a German trial of two Syrian refugees put the crimes of Bashar al-Assad's regime under the international spotlight
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Facing absolute finality
DEATH: A nostalgic love letter for the irreversible passing of time by one of the key figures in American independent documentary.
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The colour of the sky
CAMEROON: A group of children carve out their own worlds amid the dangers of armed conflict.
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To Hear Children Weeping in a Photograph
PHOTOGRAPHY: The journalistic war photos that we have, unfortunately, seen so frequently in recent months are primarily meant to inform us about the conflict. However, they often strive to take on a subjective character and become political actors. Photographs of suffering children play a special role in this transformation. What role?
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Every war is a war against children
CONFLICT: Life stories reflecting some of the worst war scenes we know from the last century.