Documentaries

  • Three stories on war

    War is messy.

  • Ben-Gurion: “I didn’t guide Israel, I guided myself ”

    If visitors from outer space were to eye Israel the way novelist William Burroughs suggested they would view the world («After one look at…

  • Holocaust on the Curriculum

    Midway through #uploading_holocaust, a group of Israeli high school students visiting a Polish concentration camp are asked to select the photograph that best symbolises…

  • The authentic staging

    Documentaries are increasingly taking advantage of feature film elements. This does not less the authenticity of its portrayal.

  • The transience of time

    Mia Hansen-Løve’s latest film Things to Come depicts the way political engagement changes over time, and neatly joins her other films on family dynamics…

  • Take a close look in the mirror regarding the refugee issue

    I kept on looking for someone like Ismail, a Darfur refugee that I know, while watching Stranger in Paradise, the Dutch film about migrants…

  • Family therapy in five acts

    What lies hidden behind the word “love”? Two women meet in a psychotherapist’s consulting room. In an intimate dialogue between these three people, psychological…

  • Alarming but hopeful future of the planet Earth

    Actor Leonardo DiCaprio meets with scientists, activists and world leaders to discuss the dangers of climate change and possible solutions.

  • The candidate we deserve

    Prescient verite doc reveals the spectacle of American politics in the age of Trump.

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