Documentaries

  • An extremist self-portrait

    How do you opt out of a community that expects life-long allegiance and responds to dissenters with brutal retributions? In Exit, Karen Winther depicts…

  • A changing Chinese society

    Up the Mountain is a portrait how the shedding of the old is making way for the new in today‘s China.

  • Cinematic portrait painting of today’s China

    Award-winning film director Wang Xiaoshuai returns to his home country, capturing an eclectic portrait of modern China.

  • 40 years of oblivion

    What kind of a rule is maintained through violence, torture, murder, secrecy and institutionalised silence?

  • Wim Wenders makes a deal with the Devil in toothless Papal doc with ace access

    When documentary filmmakers or journalists agree to offer no negative opinions in exchange for complete access to a subject, that’s referred to as a…

  • Tell the world

    WAR REPORTER: The documentary Under the Wire provides a first-hand account of what really transpired during the early days of the war in Syria…

  • How time and lies make true stories disappear

    BEIRUT: In Beirut, one man creates a puzzle of the city’s past in order to tell some painful stories left untold but not forgotten.

  • Betrayal and revolt

    Michael Moore’s new documentary Fahrenheit 11/9 portrays the gloom of America under Trump and announces the coming insurrection

  • Kaleidoscope of injustice

    Wrongful convictions and false confessions – these two documentaries inspire a demand for criminal justice reform.

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