The Yes Men are back, and this time their target is Adidas.

A breathtaking spectacle of the Philippine presidential campaign, where an independent candidate faces the dictator’s son.

The Oscar-winning director of "March of the Penguins" returns to a changed Antarctica.

A documentary thriller: Russian spies in the crosshairs of investigative journalists.

Kenya. Global warming intensifies old conflicts rooted in colonial history.

The price of freedom. The emotional and legal labyrinth of gender reassignment in Poland.

What food ends up on our plates, and how does it get there?

The Smolensk monthly memorials—from pompous power rituals to tragicomic grotesque.

Young Italian leftists try to breathe life into an ossified communist milieu.

An experimental documentary on the end of Romanian Jewry.

We all love our dogs. But are we ready to treat them like humans?

A psychiatric hospital where time has stood still, directed by Romanian cinema master Adina Pintilie.

Two teenagers learn self-acceptance through stuttering therapy.

A war photographer hunts for the perfect shot in Ukraine, regardless of the cost.

Polish audience favorite, Radu Jude, with the help of Christian Ferencz-Flatz takes a humorous look at Romania's transformation as told through period advertisements of the 90s. 

Amazonian villagers fight off gold miners with shamanic trance rituals, awakening powerful forces of nature.

Belfast. Scars of the past block progress, while drug dealers replace terrorists in the housing estates.

An anarchic war-time comedy: 67-year-old Natalia fights for her oasis amidst Kyiv’s housing blocks.

Palestine’s Oscar submission: the war in Gaza through the eyes of local filmmakers.

Ola dreams of a career as a professional fighter. How much is she willing to sacrifice to win the coveted belt?

A subversive avant-garde satire on the chaos reigning on the streets of Bucharest.

An Iraqi refugee faces the Kafkaesque Euro-bureaucratic labyrinth. 

Imelda Marcos—once a fairy-tale princess and “mother of the nation,” now the owner of the world’s largest shoe collection.

This experience is presented on the weekend of November 30 and December 1, 10 am - 12 pm. Tickets are available below.

The year’s most acllaimed Ukrainian documentary. Conversations between Russian soldiers and their families intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence.

A modern Tower of Babel: the base for taxi drivers at one of the continent's largest airports.

Youth prostitution. Romanian sex workers in the 1980s.

Young activists work to save a forest, blocking an energy corporation's expansion plans. A shocking film where facing the death of the filmmaker tests the limits of sacrifice in defence of nature....

The Austrian master's camera follows the people who do our dirty work – from sterile alpine peaks to monstrous landfills that have taken on lives of their own, through underground cave corridors...

A bursting maternity hospital in the center of an Asian metropolis and its patients.

Hilla Medalia brings us closer to the story revealing the intricacies of the conflict, the latest installment of which is captivating the world. The families of two accidental victims of the conflict,...

A story of sextortion. What to do when intimate photos fall into criminal hands?

A fascinating, brilliantly colorful world of nocturnal moths that have accompanied humanity since the dawn of time.

The paradoxes of democracy in Norway. Hate speech vs. freedom of speech.

The story of the last Soviet cosmonaut, who spent nearly a year in orbit while his country dissolved below him.

A daring portrait of the feminist electro-punk icon.

A shocking documentary about workplace accidents, disguised as a safety instructional film.

What do we use virtual reality for? A breathtaking journey through the nooks and crannies of the digital world.

Cosmic landscapes of the Danube Delta and local reed collectors.

Pick up free tickets from the cinema box office from Nov. 22

Pick up free tickets from the cinema box office from Nov. 22

Pick up free tickets from the cinema box office from Nov. 22

Shocking practices of U.S. immigration services through the lens of a master of creative documentary.

Shocking testimony on the weaponization of sexual violence during the Balkan conflicts. An experimental film edited exclusively from evidence of the Tribunal in The Hague. 

The Polish-Belarusian border crisis through the eyes of a Kurdish teenage girl.

Abortion, in vitro fertilization, and euthanasia in Europe. Women fighting to reclaim control over their bodies.

The most important contemporary documentary on queer Warsaw. An honest portrait of a group of friends, which became a generational manifesto.

An empathetic, creative energy-filled summer camp for queer teens who can finally be themselves.

Can a Palestinian director unveil the closed world of Jewish West Bank settlements?

A seemingly educational film about a turkey farm—but really a poignant metaphor for a totalitarian society.

The indigenous people of the Amazon defend their territory from illegal logging, while protecting the last community untainted by contact with the white man's civilization.  

Independent journalists vs. the dictator: a fierce battle for freedom of speech in the Philippines.

Who delivers food to your door? The filmmaker takes a job as a bicycle courier delivering fast food in Tokyo gripped by pandemic fever.  

The filmmakers pull off an internet scam right before our eyes—and no one notices.

Unionists vs. the corporation. Can Amazon be defeated by handing out free joints to workers?

The stories of British activists seduced by undercover police officers.

Russian imperialism and environmental devastation in newly unearthed archival films. An allegory of the war in Ukraine.

The stylish interiors of favorite cafes are the haunts of Bucharest’s Bohemian elites.

The true face of martial law: street riots, secret police, and carnival parties.

A street campaign by Hungarian activists facing the impossible odds of convincing a society manipulated by government propaganda to invalidate a homophobic referendum. 

Who are the people working long hours in cramped rooms, sewing our clothes?

A ruthless vivisection of propaganda cinema that fueled Russian hatred toward all who rejected the “Russian world."