A fresh look at the high-risk political game and the role Hungary played in the fall of the Iron Curtain and regime change across Eastern Europe.

Six women choose to be surrogate mothers in pursuit of a better future for their own families. What is the physical and emotional cost of trafficking human happiness?

A virtual encounter between two teenage girls, one Jewish and one Arab, leads to a surprising, exciting, and stressful experience.

The director revisits her mother's hometown near Fukushima to explore its complex past of nuclear ambitions, and its future beyond the catastrophe. Stories not seen on TV.

Chinatown in Bucharest: the gateway to Europe for Chinese entrepreneurs and immigrants. An insight into the divergent pathways of global capitalism.

What happens to teenagers who committed a murder and spent most of their youth in jail? Fate, crime and punishment - 30 years later.

A cardiac surgeon’s dream to build a modern cardiology center comes at a price: promoting Russia’s ruling party in the upcoming elections.

The film investigates the suicide epidemic among Indian farmers, the culpability of Monsanto, and the Indian government.

Inside Egypt’s biggest national daily – an unconventional account of the 2011 revolution.

A front row seat to a resistance movement: the Belarus Free Theatre masters the art of subversive performance between imprisonment and exile.

Entertaining and moving documentary about a "doctor clown" and his 12 years of work making sick children laugh.

A team of young Ukrainian filmmakers share their visions of the recent Ukrainian Revolution.

Migrants and fundamentalists meet at the easiest entry port into Fortress Europe and a favorite destination of human traffickers: Cyprus. A poetic essay on migration, identity, and belonging.

What does the Occupy movement in New York have in common with the Spanish Indignados protests or the Arab Spring? Nonviolent resistance at a glance.

A football match between implacable rivals 20 years after the Rwandan genocide – does ethnicity still play a role for the "children of genocide"?

A personal journey that unravels the forced resettlement of ethnic Hungarians in postwar Czechoslovakia.

A modern adventure to the high seas, from the sailors’ point of view, using cellphone cameras to tell their own stories, and placing the episodes in a compelling arrangement that keeps us engaged and in awe of these intrepid seafarers, and the world they inhabit.

Preparing to shoot a documentary about the blind, the director invites Gabor, a Hungarian cinematographer who himself lost his sight some years ago to join him as a cameraman.

Nearly 20 years since the end of the 1992-95 Bosnian war, there are still people who live in what are colloquially known as refugee centers, including the one in Ježevci.

Sampat Pal and the fiery women of her Gulabi Gang empower themselves and take up the fight against gender violence in India.

A journey through a fragile ecosystem in south India witnessing rapid transformation in the name of "progress".

Seven personal stories from seven Romanian women, all of whom escaped from sex trade slavery.

The journey of an Indian lesbian filmmaker who returns home to confront her past.

A journey from the bedrooms of British teenagers to the world of Silicon Valley to find out what exactly is happening to private data consentingly sent up "to the cloud."

A group of women in Southern India fight violence and injustice. By organizing their own Jamaat, they refuse to remain silent and defend themselves against male oppression.

Four mullahs and an atheist filmmaker spend a weekend at a house in the countryside debating the principles of Iranian society. Can a shared living room facilitate a peaceful coexistence?

In the 1970s, Alain finds Jasmine, a girl who changes the course of his life. Love found and lost in Iranian revolutionary turmoil.

Thousands of tons of nuclear waste have been amassed over the past 60 years. Where do we hide it from ourselves for the next thousands of years?

167 days of the trial proceedings against four men charged with racially-motivated crimes against Roma. Crime and Punishment in Hungary.

During Hungary’s biggest environmental tragedy, Tibi Orsós helped wherever he could. He still does, lately with music.

Tamás Dörnyei sings, plays the flute and piano, performs at home and abroad as the Parafonia Band's xylophonist. He also has Down's syndrome.

The afterlife of the Lenin cult amidst religious worshippers, new generation of pioneers, and Chinese tourists.

How to make millions of dollars in a single day? A former banker reminisces on markets, ambitions, and the shady side of global economy.

A powerful visual exploration about a place with the highest radioactive contamination in the world. A look at the “Kyshtym disaster” of 1957, the third most devastating nuclear accident after Chernobyl and Fukushima.

An investigation into a family past reveals a closely guarded secret, buried at an island of broken souls – a political prison of socialist Yugoslavia.

Nerves, corruption, perseverance - young Congolese prepare for their graduation exams that hold the key to their future.

Manipulation, the secret services, torture, and blackmail in the 1976 cover-up of the murder of a medical student.

The day-to-day life of an elderly artist couple. Does their love and passion for art help them through the most difficult part of their lives?

An intimate portrait of the director’s family dealing with their newborn child's rare disease, Ondine’s Curse.

The pulsating rhythm of samba triumphs over the illness that overturned everything. A musical portrait of the struggle to enjoy life.

An unlikely friendship between a 1956 Hungarian émigré and a self-appointed 'magyar' in Bogotá, Colombia, sheds light on the conundrum of living abroad and trying to find your home.

The election burlesque in the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic – an unrecognized country with its own army and currency.

Fragile intimate histories collide with the official version of the past in the effort to keep the memory of the Srebenica genocide alive.

A neglected story of the burgeoning trafficking in Egypt’s Sinai Desert, where Eritrean asylum seekers and refugees are kidnapped and tortured until the ransom is sent for their release.

He lives in a children’s home, his mother in a homeless shelter, yet they are inseparable. Moments from an intimate mother-son relationship.

A student of Kodály, Holocaust survivor, and Israeli Prize winner and composer Andre Hajdu discusses his past with his six sons.

Two years of hard work to handcraft new limousines for a military parade – a real-life, post-industrial tragicomedy on the dying embers of the former Soviet Union's premier auto-manufacturers.

For years, Rithy Panh has been looking for the missing picture, the one that documents the crimes committed by the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia.

Broken men chase their dreams in the North Dakota oil fields. A local pastor risks everything to help them, to face profound consequences he never imagined.

Portrait of a defining figure in the Socialist state security system's fight against "clerical reactionism:" personal testimonies, professional know-how, and coming face to face with former subjects of surveillance.

Commemorating the victims of the 2008-2009 fatal attacks against Roma.

Three reluctant young vigilantes, founders of the world’s largest file sharing site, the Pirate Bay, find themselves entangled in a bitter battle with Hollywood. At stake is the future of the Internet.

Between 1942 and 1943, 25,000 Roma were deported from Romania to Transnistria, where only half of them survived. Seventy years later the film reconstructs the missing stories of Romani Holocaust.

Three men revisit the terrorist attacks they carried out against the Czechoslovak regime in the 1980s. A playful reflection on defense and offense, courage and chance, and fantasy and reality.

The idyllic rainy south, the apocalyptic mining north, and a megacity on the Yangtze River – snapshots of changing everyday life in China.

A Beijing rehab center for Chinese teenagers labeled internet addicts: is there a way to "deprogram" them?

23 years after the Romanian Revolution people are back on the streets of Bucharest, reclaiming public space.

In-depth account of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union’s (TASZ) experiences while working on their Roma program for the past three years.