Documentaries

  • Rwanda’s calm after the storm

    Inkontanyi by Christophe Cotteret is a detailed film about the history of internal conflict in Rwanda up to its situation today.

  • Technology and Crime Prevention

    Pre-Crime addresses different facets of crime prevention work based on statistics, from the police to social sciences, via technological conditions, to practice and effect.

  • Dehumanized nationalism

    When the war comes reveals not only the increasing threat we are facing from far-right groups, but also the vulnerability of our constitutional systems.

  • Invisible Hands

    Invisible Hands is committed to the ideology of the free market, but can this myth ever become reality?

  • The Ideal Society Cannot Be Staged

    A reality TV show aims to create an utopian society, but instead becomes a dystopian experience for its participants

  • A Tasteless Portrait of a Cannibal?

    Caniba is a disturbingly close, yet distant portrait of the famous Japanese cannibal Issei Sagawa.

  • The Myth of Sisyphus Put into Practice

    In this portrait of a coal worker in Congo, hopelessness meets an indomitable will.

  • The Medicated Generation: Controlling Feelings and Thoughts

    The pharmaceutical industry paves the way for the society of the future, in which tens of thousands of deaths are considered just a side…

  • On the road to war

    John Pilger’s documentary predicts a horrifying possibility: that China and the US are on the brink of war.

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