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  • Finding the power to forgive

    Finding the power to forgive

    MEMORY Weaving audio and video recordings, archival images, and re-enactments, an innovative documentary give a first-person account of the Hiroshima bombing.

  • No one knows the future

    No one knows the future

    COVID-19: A gathering of influential voices from around the world to weigh in on the progressive possibilities in the wake of COVID-19.

  • Last stop utopia

    Last stop utopia

    CUBA: After ushering in the American Empire and its eventual revolt against it, Hubert Sauper takes an immersive look at Cuba and its people.

  • Memory is a minefield

    Memory is a minefield

    MEMORY: A journey into the life and experience of a former fighter in the Portuguese colonial war.

  • To set out for the Moon

    To set out for the Moon

    Hamada turns the attention to the rocky, wind-eroded desert of the Western Sahara, where the Sahrawi people have resided in refugee camps for more than 40 years.

  • The power of vanity

    The power of vanity

    Nicolas Wadimoff's portrait of his old teacher, the Swiss intellectual and revolutionary Jean Ziegler, attempts to test convictions against realities.

  • The West, the rest, and the great test

    The West, the rest, and the great test

    GEOPOLITICS: The phrase «the international community» needs to be redefined. Today, it is simply a phrase politicians use when they want to avoid taking responsibility.

  • Security for sale

    Security for sale

    AFRICA: The security agents on the continent occasionally contribute to security for certain people in specific areas, but they also mix roles.

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