Voin grew up in communist Bulgaria. After twenty years in Western Europe, he returns to those places in Sofia where he spent his childhood and adolescent years.

Reflections on the history of the tango in Argentina and impressions of Buenos Aires.

Impressions of the life of the Marx family, excerpts of their letters, photos - images of a building now in ruins.

This film portrays the nude photographer Gundula Schulze and her work, and allows the viewer to experience her creative process.

A woman sits at her typewriter and thinks, she smokes, remembers, listens to music, tango naturally, and knows, "Buenos Aires and Montevideo are far away".

A woman born in 1949, the year the GDR was founded, talks about her life based on 35 images in her family album that each represent one year.

The little East German town of Herzsprung, in the middle of nowhere, shortly after German unification in 1990. Johanna, a young mother who becomes a widow and loses her job, is a victim of the general economic collapse....

The film poem about pesticides reflects on the return to the natural food chain, in which insect pest serve as food for the higher order.

Yvan Sorel runs a Mixed Martial Arts club in Marseille's 'Quartier nord', a district of the city mainly known in the media for its drug trafficking, gang shootings and kalashnikovs.

A cinematic last witness to a quickly vanishing world waiting to be reinvented.

Two women who are a couple are faced with the illness of one of them who decides not to get any treatment. They rediscover love by strengthening their relationship while death awaits its time.

With the help of a smuggler, a group of illegal immigrants attempt to leave France on a cargo ship headed for Canada. They succeed in sneaking into a container which is deposited at the bottom of the ship's hold.

In 1978, the members of a small revolutionary group break into a Swiss bank near Zurich. They film the entirety of the action so as to prove the collusion between the Helvetica financial system and dictators. 30 years later, the tapes of the Libertad Operation resurface...

In summer 2013, a statue of Apollo more than 2500 years old is discovered in the nets of a fisherman from Gaza. Then, the statue vanishes, opening all sorts of speculations...

Within the ancient Precambrian rock of Northern Canada sits one of the largest reserves of uranium on the planet. A power that has yielded the largest destructive energy known to man, also manifest in the region's harsh natural glory.

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

A "fictional documentary" concerning female genital mutilation or excision, the film tells the story of a young Malian mother faced with the critical decision whether or not to excise her daughter.

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

Suicide is a feature-length fiction of a woman's voyage through the malls, airports and train stations of Asia, Europe and Central America, chronicling her fiercely hopeful and desperate search for a reason to continue living.

A short film on art and politics...

Landslide represents post-revolutionary Ukraine through a community of people who ‘try to build a new society’ in the cracks and pores of a collapsing social system.

In this award winning documentary, Shelly Silver presents an intimate portrait of a group of Japanese women ranging in age from 15 to 82, talking about their lives, families and society.

This powerful examination of capital punishment zeroes in on former Illinois governor George Ryan, who made headlines in 2003 for commuting the sentences of all of the state’s death row inmates just days before leaving office.

If they'd managed to build a bridge, they wouldn't have to spend money on helicopters...

Three-years-long observation of Kyiv's moving landscape, condensed into 10 minutes of screen time.

Scenes from the outbreak of Ukraine – Russia war in 2014.

You live somewhere, walk down the same street 50, 100, 10,000 times, each time taking in fragments, but never fully registering THE PLACE. Years, decades go by and you continue, unseeing, possibly unseen.

A filmmaker, Sacha Roth, unthinkingly attempts to turn a real-world assault into art, more or less obliterating all of her relationships in the process.

How to film what we are forbidden to experience? How to state what we cannot say? How to record the sound of what does not sound? What place do women occupy in a mining town?