Documentaries

  • Re-traces WG Sebald’s steps through the Suffolk countryside

    In the summer of 1992, the author WG Sebald, "irradiated by melancholy", set off on a physical and philosophical wander through the Suffolk countryside…

  • Recover from a turbulent past and confront an uncertain future

    LIBYA: The revolution in Libya was tailored for today’s preferred style of foreign military intervention.

  • Coming from reality

    Rediscovery of an unknown rock star. The debut of Swedish director Malik Bendjelloul tells the unbelievable story of Mexican-American singersongwriter Sixto Diaz Rodriguez. Overlooked…

  • Loss and love

    From the Binger DocLab workshop, Willemien Sanders looks into the development of The Bastard Sings the Sweetest Song.

  • The rings of melancholia

    The film questions the relation between the text and the image.

  • ONE WORLD/PRAGUE: How do films deal with the Israeli-Palestinian issue?

    The most powerful court i have ever seen. Two films tries to answer this question, as Margareta Hruza tells us.

  • The rise of lobbying

    For the past forty years, economic policy has been dominated by neo-liberal assumptions that have dictated trade integration, liberalization of domestic markets, de-regulation of…

  • Greed

    Two films focus on the need for money. Will the desire for a sudden reward remove profound feelings of angst, despair and loneliness? And…

  • With us or against us

    Putin’s Kiss is an interesting look at the Kremlin-loyal youth party Nashi but the film does not get down to the roots and lacks…

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