In recent years, people in Slovakia have stopped trusting the courts. Zuzana Piussi's documentary examines whether a purge of the judiciary is even feasible.

A university professor teaches a class on muses in art and literature as a means of romancing his female students.

Song for the Buried City is a documentary film, partly silent, partly sung, shot nowadays in the erased footsteps of the Calais Jungle after its destruction.

This archival deep-dive analyzes the role of images produced in the 20th century by oil companies operating in Iran as part of British colonialism.

Pervading Animal is a film about butterflies, computer viruses and all the things they touch.

An impressionistic memoir stemming from a personal account of a search for liberation set in the US during the early 1970s.

A requiem for all those swept away in the wake of the Covid-19 virus.

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.

An omnibus film by five US filmmakers and a collective of young Afghan media journalists taking a critical look at the longest overseas war in U.S. history.

A visual meditation on the history of political activism in the US, consisting of shots of grave sites and monuments to those who fought for social justice.

A poem by Ukrainian-born poet Mieczyslaw Jastrun (1903-1983), survivor of the Nazi-occupation of Poland, haunts the steps of a fleeing refugee.

An experimental documentary essay on the political imagination of iconic humanitarian, author, and advocate for the blind Helen Keller.

Documentary essay exploring circumstances of toxic contamination around the former US military bases in the Philippines.

Second part of the nine-hour essay explores circumstances of toxic contamination around the former US military bases in the Philippines.

Liechti visits his now elderly parents, ready for a close encounter. The stories of their lives and rather difficult marriage are presented as a puppet theatre.

Every day, regulars, students and random visitors seek refuge at The Bibliothèque Publique d’Information in Paris, the hub of a discreet, unassuming community.

An immersion in the identity of a peculiar indigenous family shaped by social fights, music and communality.

The filmmaker finds, in some places and people in Mehrauli, a canvas of internal and external spaces

A creative documentary that reclaims a denounced genre of Urdu poetry through its survivors – Jinns and desires.

For Susan is a film that explores dignity. Inspired by the director's grandmother's notebooks, it finds pleasures in activities hidden or forgotten.

After Word is an attempt to explore the world of objects and their relationship to time, value and memory.

Young children hear a re-telling of the ancient epic, Mahabharata, from a storyteller, in India.

Set in a sub-city, neither urban nor rural, on the fringes of New Delhi – the film explores the dynamics between natural resources and human intervention.

A woman’s life is filled with events that happen tediously often, even as she battles a chronic disease. She lives on, drawn along by the nectar of life.

In this beautifully photographed documentary, the inhabitants that live on the banks of an Indian river show us their profound relationship with its waters.

Film about exploring the city .The director avoids the established modes of exploring a new city and opts for a route that is anthropocentric.

How does it feel to be looked at? The film explores the idea of gaze through a man who exhibits himself on a busy street.

The film goes looking for the hands that make god. The labour that goes behind religion.

Acclaimed photojournalist Don McCullin returns to Toxteth in Liverpool, fifty years after capturing the community during an era of transition and decline.

A portrait of the evergreen socialist, trade unionist and Labour politician Dennis Skinner - also known as the Beast of Bolsover.