Documentaries
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MEMORY: Visual essays that probe memory and denial, arguing that oblivion may comfort the vulnerable but doesn’t avert violence.
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GRIEF: Processions, prayer, and stillness frame a community preserving the dead’s memory after a tragedy linked to institutional negligence.
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RIGHTS: A wheelchair-mounted camera meets a chilling reality when Canada’s MAID eligibility rules come into view.
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CONTROL: The rat cage gone from metaphor to reality: Orwell's systopia realised and then some.
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GAZA: Rare AFP videos anchor this documentary about Gaza’s vanishing visibility, accusations against reporters, and the breaking of a newsroom under siege.
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ACTIVISM: From Chicago 7 to Columbia, The Encampments shows how protest is reframed as threat, as language like terrorist and «anti Semite» is used…
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MEXICO: Lives intersect through gardens, conservation, faith, and farming, as myth and landscape frame survival strategies in a country shaped by violence.
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IDENTITY: From Moldova to the southern Urals to Spain, Last Letters from My Grandma links family loss to larger political fractures, asking what peace…
