Documentaries

  • The Congo Tribunal

    The new documentary by Milo Rau provides a platform for accountability on the battleground of the country of Congo.

  • The power of vanity

    Nicolas Wadimoff's portrait of his old teacher, the Swiss intellectual and revolutionary Jean Ziegler, attempts to test convictions against realities.

  • The Deadly Heritage of Colonization

    Sri Lanka: Cannes presents a documentary about the slaughter within the Tamil community during the civil war between the Tamils and the Sinhalese of…

  • Snapshot of a Shattered Community

    A final look at a dead way of life, Last Days in Shibati is a filmic record of a once thriving neighbourhood soon to…

  • Re-humanizing refugees

    With a calm and unobtrusive approach, filmmaker and anthropologist Laurent Van Lancker lets inhabitants of the now demolished Calais camp describe their separate society…

  • When Art Opens Eye

    DOCUMENTA 2017: The experience of the contemporary art festival's dynamics – the interaction between cultural and political statements, and my physical and mental movement…

  • Netflix

    Netflix is an American entertainment company founded by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph on August 29, 1997, in Scotts Valley, California.

  • The grandmothers, sexual slavery and the apology

    They were born as humans, but were never allowed to live a normal human life

  • Death’s Waiting Room

    Shevaun Mizrahi’s Distant Constellation follows the slow pace of a retirement home and teaches us something about what ageing means.

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