Documentaries

  • 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.

  • IDFA 2005: Film for Thought

    The selection of films and the topics of the many talk shows and debates demonstrated that IDFA is-as always or even more so-deeply devoted…

  • What it means to be “Indian” in the 21st century?

    A entirely original blend of observational documentary and tropical science-fiction, John & Jane follows the stories of six "call agents" that answer American 1-800…

  • World of tradition, change and upheaval

    A richly photographed journey through old and new worlds across much of Central Europe

  • Risking life to cross the Iran-Iraq border

    After the end of the Iran-Iraq War and the fall of Saddam Hussein’s regime, crossing the border between the two countries became possible again

  • Guide to a place that has faded from memory

    Having seen this film, I’d hesitate to recommend people’s Poland as a fun holiday destination. It’s a rather grey, drab country with morose inhabitants

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