Documentaries

  • Beyond darkness

    The film takes us from the mouth to the source of the second largest river basin in the world, that of the Congo River…

  • A real-life tale with no happy ending

    A dramatic story about an amazing musical talent, a 12-year-old gypsy girl from Slovakia, whose life is suddenly turned upside down

  • Camera breaks down the barriers between two worlds

    Kha-Chee-Pae” explores the emotional impact on children growing up in an orphanage. To depict such a difficult and sensitive issue, Miroslav Janek makes use…

  • Part drama, part documentary

    In September 2001, a group of friends left Tipton, the UK, to travel to Pakistan and attend a wedding.

  • SUNDANCE 2006: War and Coffee on the Global Agenda

    This past January, the Sundance Film Festival brought a powerful slate of documentaries to Park City, Utah, many of which explored social and political…

  • Arsenic murders by women, known as The Angel Makers

    Documentary recounting the story of how a group of women in post-World War I Nagyrev, Hungary poisoned several dozen people and explores why they…

  • Two films about modern industrialized fishery and agriculture

    Curiously, two feature docs have been released in Austria at the same time dealing with the same theme: modern industrialized fishery and agriculture –…

  • Tazmamart prison in the south of Morocco

    Dark, unlit prison cells, bad bug-infested food, no medicine, no contact with the family, freezing cold in winter, unbearably hot in summer, routine beatings…

  • NON-MAINSTREAM FILMS: When Words Fail

    Documentaries concerned with seeking new ways of expressions, sometimes created in a cooperative effort involving various art forms, are mostly living in obscurity.

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