An intimate portrait of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, during the period of her seclusion at the Alvorada Palace to face the impeachment trial.

Moving from east to west and back, the windows of a bus frame fleeting sections of urban landscape.

A nostalgic journey through the warm middle-Ural Summer with eight-year-old Vadim and his half-sister Christina.

Shot on 16mm in national military parks, swamps, forests and the suburban sprawl across the former battlefields, the film follows General Grant’s path liberating the southern United States.

Isidro Vargas and his brother Enrique meander through the rainforest recounting the times he found himself face to face with death itself.

In a faceless apartment in Tatekawa, Tokyo, an American woman hires a Japanese woman to translate interviews about Japan’s declining birthrate.

Lamis and Wilson are migrants in New York. An hybrid narrative constructed with a poetic approach; a travel diary that becomes a chronic and takes us into the essence of human micro-politics in times of globalization: an uncertain kingdom of desire, hope and fears.

Hot summer has come to their tiny village in the Cuban countryside, Leonel and Antuán intimately explore their universe far from adults. With a considerable difference in age, their unique friendship is torn between games and fights, conversations about everyday life, existentialist questions, simple pleasures, and boredom.

An ironic documentary film about the farewell to the phantoms of the USSR in Ukraine.

New technology raises new ethical dilemmas. One of these dilemmas is brought to a head in the Austrian film ‘The Third Option’. What do you do if a prenatal scan reveals that your child does not live up to modern society’s expectations of normality?

David Redmon and Ashley Sabin’s Do Donkeys Act, filmed over 5 years, subtly subverts the notion of the ‘dumb beast’ as it captures donkeys communicating emotionally with each other in the midst of healing from human cruelty and neglect...

One of Europe’s largest deer farms lies in Hungary and houses 1,500 strong red deer. The animals are essentially still wild. The first deer were caught in the forest only 25 years ago, and the handling of them becomes a physical conflict between man and animal...

Aneta rebelled at the age of 19. She went to prison for murder. Nine year later, while serving her sentence, she takes up a job of a carer.

In 2010, Abu Eyad and other young Palestinian men from the Ain el-Helweh refugee camp in Lebanon travelled with smugglers through Syria and Turkey into Greece. Like so many other migrants, they came looking for a way into Europe but found themselves trapped in a country undergoing economic, political, and social collapse.

762 flat doors and 762 stories. We are opening only a few of them.

A Turkish girl was sent to Germany and forced to marry when she was 13 years old. Soon after, her hell has begun. After several years she managed to run away...

1 million Afghans are estimated to be addicted to drugs, especially heroin. Alarmingly, 40% of these are women and children...

An artistic confrontation with the global phenomenon of trafficking in women. A film about false promises, exploitation and disappointment.

This is the unique story of a love and hate triangle built around something one cannot see, touch or weigh: radio waves.

Elements relates directly to space, to impregnable landscapes and uncertain horizons. As the motifs, taken from the website "Alaska Weather Camera Program", are small airfields in Alaska, the weather conditions there, time lapse and collage make the functional data disappear. In the same way the concrete objects like cars and planes disappear.

In an environment of pervasive corruption, assassination, and street rioting, the story of chaotic post-Soviet transition is told through culture clash, electricity disconnections and blackouts...

The incredible trial of an appallingly ordinary man.

Ironic fictious-documentary tells the story of the making of the film about legendary army general Ariel Sharon.