A picture of the uneasy cooperation among Danish activists and politicians who, during street protests and cabinet negotiations, create a climate law that would become an example for the world....

The protest of the LGBT community in Warsaw and show arrests - did the events of August 7, 2020, awaken queer rage in Poland?

A brief political biopic of Steve Bannon, the guru of the American alt-right and chief adviser to Donald Trump at the beginning of his presidency.

The Right to Memory is an intimate portrayal of one of Russia's greatest public intellectuals, historian and human rights defender, Arseny Roginsky.

Belarusian refugees. What happened to the heroes of Minsk demonstrations who fled the country when faced with repression? 

A brave voice of opposition to the pervasive sexual violence in an extremely patriarchal Egyptian society.

How does the US-Mexico border look like?

Marina doesn’t want to return to Ukraine—Warsaw means a world of completely new opportunities for her family. 

This film features activists and civil society organisations who are being increasingly targeted by repressive governments in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

An American scuba diver fights illegal fishing off the coast of Cambodia.

A young black man befriends his teenage persecutors for his own survival.

How has the Independence March in Warsaw changed? November 11 - from 2016 to 2020.

The unexpected finale of a refugee odyssey: Madina, after escaping from Chechnya and an ordeal at the Brest train station, lives in the house of a famous Polish actor. 

The so-called flying saucer—a multipurpose auditorium with a distinctive shape—is one of the most interesting examples of socialist modernist architecture in Kyiv.

There is probably no symbol in contemporary Poland as socially divisive as the ancient sign of the covenant and harmony: the rainbow.

In June 2015, the US Supreme Court declared same-sex marriage legal. The decision evoked euphoria among human rights defenders, while a number of religious organizations had a very different reaction....

A well-known Belarusian journalist is hospitalized after being beaten by the police.

From submissive addresses to blasphemy - what Russians tell Putin on YouTube.

Millions of veterans of American wars pay an extremely high price for their duty on a daily basis. As a rule, their deep psychological wounds can’t be healed by pharmaceuticals or even...

Underage victims of draconian anti-drug law in Belarus and parents fighting for their freedom. 

Petr Černý is a star of right-wing websites in northern Bohemia.

Eureka, Arkansas - population: 2000; Passion Plays and Christian drag shows

A behind-the-scenes of how products and companies are greenwashed.

Heda - a refugee from Chechnya who found the meaning of life in volunteering

The makers of The Hour of Lynching managed to capture the mechanism of escalating violence fueled by extreme-right religious fundamentalism.

Psychologists-volunteers help protesters beaten by the police.

The migration crisis in the Mediterranean has been going on since 2014. Salam Aldeen, a refugee himself, could not just sit around doing nothing.

Robert Kowalski's film will go down in the history of Polish documentary cinema as one of the most important pieces of early evidence of a new phenomenon in the social life of the Third Polish...

Sasha has mastered the art of camouflage - none of his neighbors know that he was born a woman. Not seeing a future in Georgia, he decides to save money to leave... 

Teenage Syrian siblings await an asylum decision in the Netherlands; the younger brother quickly adapts to the new situation, while the older one becomes apathetic.  

Teenage Jovanna goes on strike - a new generation sets the tone for the fight against global warming.

Mariette Liefferink versus the giants - will the authorities and gold mine owners in Johannesburg take responsibility for their environmental disaster?

n 1987, at the height of Margaret Thatcher’s rule, the British police obtained a recording that documented an S&M sex party.

What’s life like for children raised from an early age on contempt for everything “foreign”? And who do these children become when they grow up?

The protagonists in Ben-Yakov’s film are Adlersson, Inkognito Spastiko, and Hector Panzer—young YouTubers who are constantly filming and posting foolish antics online.

A Kurdish gay man comes out of the closet - what happens when you violate a taboo?

Grzegorz Paprzycki documents the spread of far-right attitudes in Poland and the reactions of those who fervently oppose them. 

Julia Ivanova revisits the protagonists of her previous documentary Fatherhood Dreams.

How to understand nature? A film essay about the non-obvious relationship between man and nature and its contemporary understanding. 

In his latest film, Askold Kurov, director of The Trial: The State of Russia vs. Oleg Sentsov, again touches on subjects that are inconvenient for the Kremlin authorities.

Fight for the last abortion clinic on the US-Mexico border.  

Will the authorities help save Congo Mirador - a floating village on Lake Maracaibo? Will its inhabitants keep voting for the party that stays around only through corruption and propaganda?

From climate-related depression to finding practical solutions for difficult times

Dilya's life has become a thriller filled with surprising twists and turns ever since she's been fighting for the release of her brother, who was convicted on trumped-up terrorism...

The daily struggle for survival of people the world forgot. A nostalgic, though painfully authentic image of life on a tiny island lost on the Caspian Sea. 

How to suceed in the Russian politics.

A Belarusian artist follows in the footsteps of municipal administration employees who paint over graffiti. Shot against the background of Minsk's monumental architecture, preparations for...

Russia's war with Ukraine viewed from an unusual perspective: unexpected consequences of the annexation of Crimea for Ukrainian Paralympians. 

Conversations in a taxi on the eve of last year's presidential elections in Belarus

What does life look like in a big city when the water runs out?

In this game, each border is another stage: migrant minors on their way to Europe. 

The spy thriller story of a Guatemalan junta insider who for years provided the opposition with information about the regime's criminal plans. 

Globalization in a nutshell - Chinese investments in Gambia are taking jobs from local fishermen, forcing them to emigrate

Syrian artists in exile: a portrait of a group of artists for whom art provides space in which to use their memories. 

Anatoly lives with his grandfather, a veteran of the so-called Great Patriotic War—World War II—head of a local veterans’ organization, and a tireless promoter of Soviet-style...

January 11, 2020, Warsaw - lawyers from 26 European countries demonstrate solidarity with Polish judges fighting for independent courts.

The biggest criminal trial in US history. 

New forms of climate protest: a portrait of Roger Hallam - the founder of Extinction Rebellion.  

The families of detained Belarusians try to get information about their loved ones at a Minsk pre-trial detention center.  

Maksim Shved on his first day of freedom after being arrested during the Minsk protests

A gay couple from San Francisco travels through Russia on the Trans-Siberian Railway, collecting evidence of LGBT persecution and activist resistance.