Films (Number of items found: 17) | WATCH DOCS

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

Belarusian refugees. What happened to the heroes of last year's 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.

Keeping chickens as a way of environmentally educate children during a move to the countryside forced by the lockdown.  

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

Israeli soldiers, members of BTS (Breaking The Silence), reveal details of the persecution of Palestinians by the military and settlers. 

The crossroads of bioethics: parents of Israeli soldiers collect the sperm of the fallen in order to become grandparents. 

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... 

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

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.  

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.  

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....

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".

Two short Dutch documentaries. A look behind the scenes at the International Criminal Court in The Hague - and the story of two underage migrants trying to get to Europe.

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

How much can you see through a car window? The white SUV as the new symbol of white domination in Haiti's humanitarian addiction.