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

Art that changes life. Two London artists and a project that finances debt payment for residents of a neglected neighborhood.  

How the Azerbaijani dictatorship, by means of corruption and propaganda, creates the illusion of "a country like any other" for consumption by the West. 

Prisoners share their dreams. Each dream is unique, but all are marked by the prison context. 

A music video full of rebellious energy to a song by the French group Boogers. 

France 1944. Public humiliation of women accused of having intimate relationships with the Nazis. 

A humorous film manifesto - a variation on coming out. 

The history of leftist terrorism in Germany in the 1970s, perfectly reflecting the spirit of the times, assembled from exceptional archives. 

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

Changes over the years to the Hiroshima exhibition center, as a symbol and a warning. 

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

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. 

A concert performed by inmates and the reactions of the audience gathered by the prison walls.  

Do the leftist ideals of the 1960s still mean anything to today's young people? A group of students recreates excerpts from politically engaged films.  

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

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.

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

Female choral singing as a form of resistance to reality and a way to overcome isolation.  

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. 

A collection of short films by this year's winner of the Marek Nowicki Prize. These include short films edited from found footage,  which made Periot famous, as well as longer productions in...

Pictures of nature and civilization concluded by a shocking memento by one of the creators of the atomic bomb. 

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