The bloody suppression of worker protests in December 1970 as pictured in archival footage and animation - this time shown from the perspective of the authorities. 

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....

Irish women's struggle for access to legal abortion - from Catholic fundamentalism to a secular state. 

Two teenage activists with a mission to make the world aware of the threat of species extinction. 

An activist director in the fight for compensation for the victims of a corporation that stored toxic waste at a housing estate. 

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

A tasteful film portrait of the inhabitants of a paradise island off the coast of Africa, doomed as a result of global warming. 

Oder - the river that divides and connects. Stories of the inhabitants of the Polish-German borderland. 

Twelve rogue officers expose the corruption and unlawful actions of the New York City Police Department.

The odyssey of war crime victims in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A group of people with disabilities tries to force corrupt politicians in the capital to take action. 

Full of shocking twists, the story of a hacker who allegedly managed to steal the CIA's best-kept secrets. 

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. 

A secret organization made up of former members of neo-Nazi militias helps repentant skinheads escape their brown past.

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

A Kurdish family struggles for a return to normalcy for a four-year-old boy brainwashed in captivity by ISIS torturers. 

An emotional story of the siege of a group of protesting students by the police on the campus of a Hong Kong Polytechnic University.  

From Chernobyl to Fukushima. Impressive with its tasteful cinematography, a poetic image of the dangers associated with the use of nuclear energy.

Igor Tuleya and others. A story about rebellious judges on the front lines of the fight for independent courts. 

A direct and honest portrait of a young generation of climate activists in which we witness the euphoria of collective action and police brutality, enthusiasm and burnout.

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

A behind-the-scenes look at the work of journalists from a renowned independent Russian newspaper, whose editor-in-chief is this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner. 

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

From the French Communist Party to the National Front: a brilliantly compiled story of the evolution of French working class political sympathies, featuring archives, news and film excerpts.

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

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

A portrait of a group of friends from Minsk, brimming with rock'n'roll energy, struggling with the emotional and legal consequences of the death of a friend who overdosed at a party....

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

A tasteful and, at the same time, shockingly naturalistic image of the war in Donbas. 

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.  

A set of three short films depicting the situation in Belarus, focusing on the regime's repression of its citizens - and their opposition to the "tightening of the screw".

What is life like in Belarus today, more than a year since the start of protests against the rigged elections?