Documentaries

  • First attack, then think: digging up the ocean grounds

    First attack, then think: digging up the ocean grounds

    ECOLOGY: Exposing the catastrophic consequences of deep-sea mining on marine ecosystems.

    Dieter Wieczorek
  • A film from the dark side

    A film from the dark side

    HISTORY: Whatever happened to those who dreamed of space travel, wanting to be astronauts when they grew up?

    Melita Zajc
  • The Dutch gender clinic negotiating teen futures

    The Dutch gender clinic negotiating teen futures

    HEALTH: The complexities of a Dutch gender clinic, from the challenges of young people facing gender transition to the role of experience-based experts, and…

    Carmen Gray
  • Opening the files on lives under surveillance

    Opening the files on lives under surveillance

    SURVEILLANCE: A gripping exploration of Soviet-era paranoia and oppression in Ukraine.

    Carmen Gray
  • The cost of success

    The cost of success

    WORK: The human cost of striving for success in a competitive global economy.

    Aleksandra Biernacka
  • I’m not the remains. I exist.

    I’m not the remains. I exist.

    TRAUMA: Three souls entwine in trauma's shadowed glades.

    Bianca-Olivia Nita
  • A poetic topography of an old conflict

    A poetic topography of an old conflict

    CONFLICT: The complex interplay of geopolitics, resource extraction, and the enduring spirit of a land and its people, post-Karabakh War.

    Bianca-Olivia Nita
  • The lives of others

    The lives of others

    AFRICA: Karim Sayad's 2G is an intimate portrait of former people smugglers from Niger.

    Nick Holdsworth
  • Braving the Brahmaputra

    Braving the Brahmaputra

    CLIMATE: As global warming increases heavy flooding on Bangladesh's mighty Brahmaputra River, impoverished inhabitants of its mud islands are forced to flee.

    Nick Holdsworth

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