Documentaries

  • A collective memory of the world itself

    BOOKS: How books represent a collective world memory, as described through the vast collection of Umberto Eco.

  • Nothing without will

    ABUSE: Multi-layered and wholly dedicated to observation, Too Close is as searing an indictment of faith-based tribalism as it is an expose on other…

  • Garbage, garbage everywhere

    ECOLOGY: Following waste across the planet and the endless struggle of people to gain control over it.

  • Can justice be brought?

    CONFLICT: A film set in the present, about the past, that points to the future...

  • Cobalt, the other side of the electric dream

    CLIMATE: The cost of going carbon neutral painted in the nightmare colours of cobalt blue.

  • Breaking the neutrality la la land

    ARMENIA: Through an activist lens, Motherland focuses the world’s attention on the 2020 atrocities committed in Armenia's Artsakh Republic, formerly known as Nagorno –…

  • The engrossing appeal of cinematic engrams

    FID MARSEILLE: Brazilian director Janaína Nagata makes contact with the past somewhere between affect and internet research in Private Footage.

  • A reanimation of days gone by

    FID MARSEILLE: The nostalgic (re)construction of Vadim Kostrov’s former Umwelt in the film Fall.

  • Your mother should know

    PHOTOGRAPHY: Three women and a war seen through their eyes.

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