Obey and you will be happy. A role-playing game shows how quickly one can succumb to a totalitarian model.

Retrieving over 8,000 hours of film banned during the Taliban era, Afghan cinephiles excavate the country’s lost visual heritage.

An insight into the founding of the Rote Armee Fraktion (RAF), providing an exploration of radical behavior and society’s reactions to it.

Filmed over 5 years, the film charts an incredible journey of Raghda's and Amer's hopes, dreams and despair: for the revolution, homeland and each other.

A slice in the everyday life of migrants and refugees gathering around an old brick factory near Subotica, Serbia, en route to the EU.

14 year old Oumou is one of thousands of young maids in Bamako, Mali, helped by activists to organize themselves. Can they break free of an abusive system?

Guatemala’s first female Attorney General's epic battle against corruption, impunity, crime bosses and former political leaders responsible for genocide.

First-time extended access to the censored testimonies of soldiers’ experiences during the 1967 Six-Day War, recorded by Amos Oz and Avraham Shapira.

Follow the recent NSA surveillance revelations, from first contact with whistle-blower Edward Snowden, to his secret interviews and the ensuing global fallout.

The director and her family’s dreams, intimate conversations, and honest confessions as they try to cope with the loss of their mother.

Belarusian artist Valery Liashkevich has lived in Gomel’s main train station for twenty years, painting and exhibiting his works. Seasons change, people pass by, will this film make a difference?

An experimental film recounting victims’ testimonies of the 1991 extremist xenophobic attacks in East Germany, accompanied by CCTV footage.

A close-up portrait of a rebellious, race-car driving teen coping with the twists and turns of life in rural Hungary.

The CIA's covert drone war in Pakistan, and its effect on remote pilots, the military leadership and warfare, and the victims of the strikes on the ground.

Paranoia, depression, avant-garde art, and love: a relationship across the Iron Curtain under a watchful eye of the Stasi, the German secret police.

Dealing with mediated image of the ideal woman, the film offers a glimpse into the lives of 5 young women in Hungary who challenge this stereotype.

Anonymous archival footage acquires new depth as survivors from Nazi concentration camps identify themselves in newsreels from 1945.

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One of thousands of Bosnian refugees living aboard “Flotel Europa” moored in Copenhagen between 1992-94, the director now uses his own footage to weave a picture of life and his own adolescence aboard the ship.

Self-harmers usually hide their scars from the outside world. The film follows characters trying to overcome their unsettled past.

What was it like to live as a gay man in socialist Hungary? Four young men seek answers.

In 1971, a group of friends sailed a boat into a nuclear test zone. Using unique 16mm footage, this film presents the extraordinary story of the pioneers who founded Greenpeace and defined the modern Green movement.

Relieved of his duties and purpose with the closing of the Stasi in 1990, "Mr B." delivers an account of twenty years of his life within the organization, supported by never-before-seen Stasi archive footage.

A glimpse into the work of a unique initiative offering drug-addicted pregnant women and mothers assistance in Hungary.

The life stories of people of the same professions in Kyiv and Moscow set against the background of ongoing dramatic events.

A stunningly complex history of an Arab-Jewish family grappling with the legacy of the 22 terrorist attacks committed by their father in Israel. Reflecting on the past and his own history, the son introduces the viewers to the many worlds he lived in.

Life is full of challenges for people stranded against their will in the Balkans after the long escape from Afghanistan, Syria, Ghana, and Cameroon. A collaborative docu-drama that holds up a mirror to Europe’s restrictive immigration policies.

Achat was seven years old, her parents sent her away from Congo to be adopted in France. A story of a nomadic life and a broken identity.

Years after Hungary joined the Schengen area the Hungarian-Austrian border persists culturally and socially, while citizens on both sides are increasingly polarized on the issues of migration and free population movements.

A family farm’s struggle to survive the encroaching high-rises in the middle of a new Kyiv suburb: a 4-year drama with bulldozers, arsonists, a trial, and a tight community held together by love, humor, and unshakable faith.

The director returns to Ukraine where she was born during World War II, to uncover a history many would rather forget.

A political thriller and a musical journey that follows Iranian and French female soloists between Tehran and Paris. Will their performance be possible in the country that banned female singers from appearing in public?

Ten babies are born every day in Zaatari, the largest refugee camp in the Middle East, near the Syrian-Jordanian border. An intimate portrait of a Syrian family and their newborn fifth child.

A close-up of the Serbian community in South Kosovo fifteen years after the war: a priest, an artist and a teacher prepare for Easter as their community is overwhelmed with fear and isolation, but hopes for a better future.

A camera/gun combination of a maximum-security prison underscores the unity of observation and power. Merging fictionalized accounts and the reality of prison surveillance, Farocki delves into new forms of social control.

A mother's struggle to secure a future for her 37 year old son with Down-syndrome.

At the age of 16 Ana’s parents forcibly sent her to psychiatric hospital to cure her homosexuality. After five years of traumas she is now free, but will she manage to overcome the demons from the past?

For Team Mugu, a girls' football team in Western Nepal, sport offers a glimpse of the outside world, as well as proving to them and others how much they're capable of.

NATO troops have evacuated but the war in Afghanistan continues unabated. An intimate film about the human side of combat on the frontline of the ‘War on Terror’.

The Ukrainian town of Uman is a place of pilgrimage during the Jewish New Year. Tensions grow as local residents and thousands of pilgrims navigate the changing face of the town.

The mayor of Érpatak, a village in eastern Hungary, develops his own social model that divides the villagers into "builders" and "destroyers".

Svetlana sells her Moscow property to acquire a farm 200 km away from the capital. Struggling with lack of infrastructure, prejudices, and less-than-competent helpers, will this iron lady be able to run it on her own?

An old ferry, as if frozen in time, speaks of isolation and solitude, time and destiny.

Through Oppenheimer’s footage of perpetrators of the 1965 Indonesian genocide, a family of survivors discovers how their son was murdered, as well as the identities of the killers.

Legendary Patricio Guzmán explores Chile’s coastline, weaving together stories of early colonial conquest with the brutality of the Pinochet regime. Some say that water has memory; this film shows that it also has a voice.

They are twenty. They have no qualifications. They are looking for work. A topical and tragicomic look at the realities of today’s job market.

A cold winter spent at an emergency shelter for the homeless in Lausanne, as both nightly residents and staff try to cope and rebel in their own small ways.

Explored through the eyes of former workers, a new form of anti-capitalist resistance emerges following a devastating factory closure in Burkina Faso.

In a small Belgian village, Genevieve attends to the elderly in retirement homes, in their houses or in consultation. A dedicated doctor immersed in the lives of her patients.

How does the Palestinian and Israeli education system teach history? The film follows several teachers in Jerusalem, Nablus, and Ramallah over one academic year full of dilemmas about interpreting the Holocaust, Nakba, colonies, cultural heritage, and refugees.

As a new refugee camp is established near Vámosszabadi in Hungary, the village is faced with questions of tolerance, fear of the unknown, migration and globalization.

An unconventional, poetic exploration of a serious social problem: the hopeless existence of refugees stuck at Europe’s edge.

Born in a remote Roma slum in Hungary, a talented young boy’s life changes when he gets accepted to the prestigious Snétberger Music Talent Camp.

Three Roma siblings in a run-down suburb of Bucharest struggle to shape their own future after their mother’s imprisonment. An immersive portrait of complex family bonds partially filmed by the children themselves.

Juxtaposed with Victory Day celebrations, young Russians discuss the impact of the 2013 laws against propaganda supporting so-called non-traditional sexual relationships on their lives.

Conversations in Budapest pubs located in houses that were once marked with a yellow star in 1944. What does this past mean to pub-goers?