Documentaries
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FAMILY: The daughter of a secular father and a devout mother tells the story reflective of the political events leading to the 1979 Iranian…
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JOURNALISM: A vivid portrait of tenacious Filipino journalist Maria Ressa, founder of the Duterte-critical Rappler.com.
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PRISON: Light is shed on the failure of Chile's prison system as 81 inmates burn to death while their families remain behind locked gates.
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RACISM: Systematic, legalized racism has defined Brazil as a country for centuries with recent legal changes doing little to change the picture
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NORTH KOREA: After the mysterious murder of North Korean royal family member Kim Jong-nam, two women go on trial. But are they criminal assassins…
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HOLOCAUST: Starting in Auschwitz and ending in Austria decades later, Love, It Was Not is the tragic story between prisoner and captor.
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CAPITALISM: Established as the second greatest threat to humanity after global warming, the dark heart of mining pollution in South Africa is laid bare.
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INDIGENOUS RIGHTS: An intimate look at an indigenous people’s tensions with Chile.
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TRANSFORMATION: Probing the extinction of history in Zürich as a railway station makes way for a deportation center.