Documentaries

  • Useful idiots

    Sergei Loznitsa’s most recent film contrasts the sombre with the celebratory at the yearly pro-Russia gathering on Victory Day at the Soviet Memorial in…

  • A cross section of Belgian high-rise existence

    Rabot is a showcase of pure and brilliant social realism thatoffers a remarkable portrait of the Rabotresidents living at the margins of society in…

  • Beautiful miners

    Ben Russell’s latest experimental documentary studies the men that labour in the copper and gold mines of Serbia and Suriname.

  • Portrait of a Ghanaian child porter

    Thousands of Ghanaian girls as young as six are systematically sent away from their impoverished rural homes to the capital to scrape together a…

  • The power and growth of surveillance

    Democracy is at stake as the surveillance industry gains influences in the life of private citizens. But the protection of privacy still seems possible.

  • Falling prey to illiberal democracies

    Rubert Russel makes convincing arguments about the unravelling of the ideals of equality and rule of law and their replacement with illiberal manifestations of…

  • A parachute landing in the mission archive

    The documentarist Morten Vest came across the archive of the Danish branch of Sudan United Mission and combined it with present day interviews. The…

  • Never seen before

    Ceres depicts life on the farm for four children in a personal and political way.

  • Tales from the lesbian underground scene

    Leilah Weinraub's Shakedown is a fascinating glimpse into the world of African-American lesbian clubs and strip shows.

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