Documentaries

  • The number of dead in Congo is close to Holocaust

    Modern Times Documentary: Some 5.4 million dead. Hundreds of thousands of women raped, and millions forced out of their homes. These are just some…

  • Critique 2: Knowledge and Power

    Laura Poitras’ Oscar-winning documentary offers a unique insight into Edward Snowdens historic whistle-blowing.

  • Je suis Jyoti

    The documentary about the brutal rape of Jyoti Singh paints a frightening picture of the way women are viewed in Indian culture.

  • The treatment of Palestinians by the Israeli military

    CONFLICT: Israeli filmmaker Avi Mograbi’s latest documentary has an unabashedly provocative thesis, juxtaposing footage of Palestinians being humiliated by Israeli guards with scenes of…

  • In memory of Marker

    The exhibition A Grin without a Cat currently displayed at Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo bears a reflected, historical witness to the revolutionary movements of the…

  • Staying with the trouble: the radical work of CAMP

    CAMP wants to challenge the triangular relationship of author, subject and technology, thereby splintering the privileged gaze and our standard mode of perception.

  • Kidnapping of child brides

    Screened at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival,the issue-driven drama Difret gave audiences the right mix of social commentary and art-house aesthetics to awe…

  • The documentary that tries – and fails – to find the souls of buildings

    In Wim Wenders’ latest project Cathedrals of Culture, he challenged 5 other directors to delve into the soul of some of Europe’s cathedrals of…

  • Mirror, mirror

    Thomas Balmès won the Cinematography Award at Sundance Film Festival for his disturbingly beautiful Happiness. A film featuring characters with no sense of (self)representation,…

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