This poetic, visually refined documentary builds an intimate monument to the most successful Czech artist of the early millennium, Ján Mančuška.

There is Portugal, there is the Portuguese language and there is a Ukrainian filmmaker who learns the language and approaches the role of the potential migrant.

While studying in Bruxelles, Daryna Mamaisur is caught up in the russian full-scale invasion of her country.

A reporter for a fictional television station travels around Slovakia and asks people questions about the nature of fascism and the soul of the Slovak nation.

A portrait of four young people from a small village in Spain, where modernity coexists with traditions whose origins are lost in the mists of time.

Ukrainian children are confronted with their past as they explore their new home in Germany: a former Wehrmacht military barracks.

In the heart of Bairro Alto, right in the centre of Lisbon, the building of an old printing workshop is demolished to make way for luxury apartments.

Léna is a midwife, and I am her patient. While she replaces my IUD, I document our appointment.

Jean-René is a retired workman who has lived in Mâcon, France, since emigrating from Reunion Island at the age of 17. Today, for the first time ever, the quiet man recounts his story to his daughter.

A group of veterans of the Portuguese colonial war gets together during present times.

The surreal flickering of the Aral desert transforms into the waves of the former Aral Sea. The sand becomes water. An old man becomes a fisherman again.

The author meets the ghost of his late grandmother Marie, who tells him about his family history and mysterious stories imbued with rural superstitions and spirituality.

Alexe Poukine finds a sensitive way to make it possible to talk about the consequences of rape: the pain, the coping mechanisms, or indeed the lack of them.

Iron ore mining is causing the northern Swedish town of Kiruna to sink into the ground. 6000 inhabitants must move a few kilometres away from their lifelong home, taking houses, town hall, and church with them.

‘What you see you shall become’. Used as an epigraph to the film, this quote from the gnostic Gospel of Philip invites us to enter a cyclic and extrasensory universe. Behind Our Eyes introduces in turn the portraits of three solitary individuals living non-conformist lives, from adulthood to teenage years and finally to a childlike state...

In early 90’s, a 12-year old Serbian girl was brutally murdered in Zagreb. The perpetrators were soon found but never convicted. A quarter-century later, well known director Oliver Frljic is working on a theatre play about the case. The rehearsals bring out hidden traumas and become collective psychotherapy, and the 12-year old actress Nina feels as if the war had never ended.

26-year-old Taelor navigates drug abuse, guns, madness & inherent violence of the rich, white Houstonian ghettos in Trump's America.

The worst paid jobs in the Czech Republic first-hand: a very personal testimony about people working invisible jobs under shocking conditions.

There was no place like this on Eastern European map, in the Communist Block. The small town of Jarocin, in Greater Poland, becomes a symbol of independence, rebellion, and freedom in a system of oppression: all thanks to rock music...

A group of female fighters from the Kurdistan Workers’ Party set up a camp in the mountains under constant attacks from Daesh, and the Turkish and Iranian armed forces. These girls and young women left their families to protect the families of others. Together, they train in combat, venture into war zones and then come back to the heavily mined hills.

The Forensic Psychiatric Hospital is a medium-security level, closed structure, with a rehabilitation component. The service provided includes psychiatric, psychological, medical, therapeutic and social care. The 32 men who inhabit the unit were considered exempt from punishment by the court. They feel time going by. Slowly. The film settles in this individual time.