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".

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...

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

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

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

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

A humorous film manifesto - a variation on coming out. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

The translators of the International Criminal Court in The Hague - they must convey the feelings of others as accurately as possible, although they cannot afford to reveal their own. 

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.