L’Amazone
L’AMAZONE is an intimate portrait of a mother and daughter in a family where women have been affected by breast cancer for four generations.
Sheep
SHEEP witnesses the survival efforts of three shepherds to protect their sheep in an age-old conflict between the wild and the tamed.
Rebels Don’t Know Age
Naçiye Van der Straeten, a 78-year-old Belgian woman, is fighting Parkinson’s disease by boxing in Antalya, Turkey.
Monstres de Poussière
Johnny and Goyko, once homeless, are trying to tell their story in a film.
Phantoms from the Depths
In Martinique, centuries of colonisation and migration have intermingled peoples from the four corners of the globe, making each one the son of all.
Dance Me To The End
When Siméon, a Dominican caregiver in training, brings his Southern flair to a retirement home in Ghent, he is confronted with the limitations of the healthcare system, but at the same time, he wins the hearts of the residents.
The Forbidden Call: Women Priests
From their clandestine ordinations on a boat on the Danube, Catholic women priests are challenging the Vatican to dismantle the sexism that causes so much suffering.
Road To Nowhere
Somewhere in the Great Canadian North, at the edge of the world, there exists a fast-growing city which has the particularity of welcoming people from everywhere.
Mister Engel. A Sexonomic Miracle
During Germany’s turbulent reconstruction, Engel revolutionized the sex industry by creating a brothel that challenged societal norms and provided insight into the hitherto hidden world of female sexuality.
The Anchor
“The Anchor” plunges into the abyss of the human mind through a cinematic odyssey, combining archive testimonies and a polar expedition.
Scars of a Putsch
“Scars of a Putsch” is the director’s personal quest to discover what is hidden behind the scars on the body of her husband Abidin, a Turkish revolutionary of the 70s.
On Melting Snow
Each landscape reflects a memory of our planet, memories that have been cruelly divided by time and man-made political borders.
Googoosh Made of Fire
Once a pop icon, then 20 years of house arrest, banned from performing – and finally an unexpected comeback.
A Song For My Land
Can a rural school music teacher change the world?
Johatsu – Into Thin Air
“Although the term “Johatsu” is widespread in Japan, it is regarded as taboo that nobody wants to talk about.” Arata Mori
Yintah
YINTAH, meaning “land” in the Wet’suwet’en language, tells the story of an Indigenous nation’s fight for sovereignty as they resist the construction of multiple oil and fracked-gas pipelines across their territory.
Can’t Feel Nothing
What is the internet doing to us? With curiousity and humour, director David Borenstein travels the world to investigate who is pulling the strings when the internet makes us angry, sad, horny or just plain indifferent.
The Man I Left Behind
Larry Towell’s business card reads: ‘Human Being’. For the past 40 years, the celebrated Magnum photographer—one of the greatest war photographers in the world—has chronicled humankind’s deepest struggles.
HOLLYWOODGATE
Unprecedented and audacious, HOLLYWOODGATE is the riveting result of the year director Ibrahim Nash’at spent with the Taliban in the wake of the United States withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.
KIX
KIX is a 12-year odyssey following Sanyi’s journey from a rowdy street kid in Budapest…
Lie to me
‘Lie to Me’ is the story of how tech nerd and blockchain expert Bjørn Bjercke overturned the
OneCoin pyramid scheme – the biggest Crypto fraud in history.
Cyborg Generation
The life of Kai, an eighteen-year-old musician, changes drastically after making the radical decision to implant technology in his body in order to perceive sounds from space.
THE UNFIXING
A lyrical tapestry of life and landscape, THE UNFIXING reveals one mother’s path from illness to healing and from climate despair to environmental awakening.