Documentaries

  • Exodus – Catch 22

    The Chinese contemporary artist and filmmaker Weiwei delivers a captivating life and death fresco of homeless hordes of people in Technicolor.

  • Working Russian Stereotypes

    This short documentary provides a Czech viewpoint on a 21st century car factory that is still behaving in decidedly mid 20th century ways.

  • The Ukraine-Russia war

    Covering a tragic struggle, this documentary shows stark footage of the Ukrainian-Russian conflict from a partisan, though compelling, viewpoint.

  • The history of a peace process

    When the Guns Go Silent provides a good account of the Colombian peace process, but some questions remain unanswered.

  • Auxiliary Verbs, the World and the Weather

    The UN climate summits show a world where the nuances between should, must and will, can prove decisive for the outcome of negotiations.

  • Three stories on war

    Three films draw a line between war and a parallel world, not of peace, but of a kind of limbo upon which war encroaches…

  • Raiders of the Lost Archives

    Unearthed footage helps documentary filmmakers offer alternative historical perspectives.

  • The collateral damage of violence

    The shadow of violence can stretch long and wide and these two films illustrate the indirect damage that continues long after direct violence has…

  • Modern-day slave

    Slavery is not dead. Here is one woman’s story of enslavement and the affect the filmmaker’s presence has on her life.

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