Documentaries

  • The personality of a psychopath!

    "The Corporation" does something very few docs do: goes directly for the jugular of the world’s true power institutions, i.e., the corporations, and insistently…

  • Daily life inside the biggest jail in Latin-America

    Portrait, filmed partly by the inmates themselves, of the daily life in Carandiru, the largest prison in Latin America.

  • Historical swimming pool

    A documentary film about the Kosice swimming pool where history came to bathe.

  • Art in nature

    "Rivers and Tides" (or how to understand the intangible) is a wonderful film about the British sculptor Andy Goldsworthy and his work.

  • Visually extravagant

    Danish director Anders Østergaard has always been fascinated by the relationship between an artist and his/her art. Like in his earlier film "The Makers",…

  • Listener with her camera

    The new film by Claire Simon bears the name of Simon’s friend Mimi whose story and personality make the film. While Mimi Chiola tells…

  • From a fisherman into a man who stands up against authorities

    Hungarian fishermen along the Tisza River had been earning their living from the fish in the river for generations.

  • The birth of the cinema

    "These are the first images of a country. One rainy night, one flag is taken down. Another takes its place." A woman's voice pronounces…

  • The Invisible Hand

    Sylvain L’Espérance’s video documentary La Main invisible (The Invisible Hand) is, in one way, about globalization, taking as its jumping off point the mining…

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