Three families coping with the challenges posed by rapid changes in Cambodia.

Twenty years of summer holidays in a refugee camp – strong family ties and growing despair.

An investigation into the “Red Shirt” protests in Bangkok, and a disputed border area with Cambodia. Premiered at Berlinale 2013, still banned in Thailand.

Shin Dong-hyuk’s dramatic escape from a North Korean labor camp launches him into an outside world he has never known.

The love-hate relationship between the filmmaker and his subject is stripped bare. Does this help understand the camera’s power over people?

The roles of victim and aggressor are tragically reversed when a young man exacts revenge on his molester.

An intimate portrait of Edwin Honig’s journey through the ravages of memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease.

On a game show two sisters guess that the Holocaust is a wallpaper paste. This film sets them on a journey to face the meaning of the word.

Big finances and individual tragedies. A personal, bitter-sweet investigation into global economic realities and the role that money plays in our lives.

What happens to albino people in a country where many share the old superstition that their body parts bring wealth and good fortune?

Seven years away from their families. What is the human cost of being an economic migrant?

From sick parents in Ethiopia to a new home in Denmark. A global tale of adoption, where money controls mercy.

Looking at 100-year-old Russian photos at the site of their creation produces a dynamic encounter between past and present.

13 portraits of gay and lesbian lives in the Socialist GDR.

When does flicking on the light switch become an act of class warfare? A modern Robin Hood story in Kanpur, the "Manchester of the East".

Need a spouse, husband, or friend? Find out how to rent a family member, and how to run a promising business.

Cow-herding and poetry-writing – the post-Communist utopia in a Ukrainian village built from the remnants of Soviet symbols.

A charming poet and chronic alcoholic, Mary is guarded by her son, who wants to save her from herself.

Six former heads of the Shin Bet, the elite Israeli intelligence agency, share insiders’ dilemmas of the war on terror.

A Frenchman posing as a Texan kid, who disappeared in 1994 aged 13, makes the missing boy’s family accept him as their son. A shocking documentary that is stranger than fiction.

A casting for a documentary turns into a colorful mosaic of Georgian society echoing love, war and future hopes.

The hopes and frustrations of third-generation refugees in Yarmouk, home to the largest Palestinian refugee community in Syria.

Fatal Cold War games. Orphans, stolen identities and espionage.

A wall built 20 years ago in a primary school in a Kosovo village still separates Albanian and Serbian students.

A captivating portrait of three young sisters in a remote village by China’s foremost documentary filmmaker.

Elite army unit or a colonial leftover? Thousands of young Nepalese strive to enter the special Gurkha unit within the British Army.