Documentary

20 years after they fled Colombia’s right-wing paramilitary forces, the Afro-Colombian inhabitants of La Bonga return to their farming village.Read More »

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In 1988, before SALAAM BOMBAY brought international fame, Mira Nair filmed four TV documentaries investigating diverse aspects of Indian society. INDIA CABARET was one of them, one which won the Indian Director a few international festival awards for best documentary.Read More »

Fad,Jal is a Serere Senegalese village. At school, children learn, in French, the grammar and history of France. Villagers practice their religion in a church, a vestige of colonialism. At the foot of a tree, the ancestor and a griot tell in Wolof the history of the village to the children, its creation, its customs, its traditions. This is an opportunity to discover the crafts, agricultural techniques and the difficulty of exploiting the land because of the drought. In parallel, the daily Serere is confronted to the governmental policy which appropriates from now on the lands, previously transmitted orally between the villagers.Read More »

In 1999, Chris Marker questions Bajram Rexhepi, the new Albanian mayor of Mitrovica (Kosovo) on the conflict which comes from within his country and in which he took part as a surgeon. His lucid analysis of the recent situation and the requirements to join together so that true peace settles, raises hope.Read More »

Photographer Ren Hang because the film was widely criticized by the community and fell into the story of depression.Read More »

By looking back in history, we try to understand one of the worst conflicts of our time. During the years 1958-1989 there was a public service monopoly and Swedish Public Service TV’s (SVT) reporting from Israel and Palestine was unique. SVT’s reporters were constantly on the spot, documenting everything from everyday observations to major international crises. The stories give us the tools to understand this conflict that has so strongly influenced our time. They also tell the story of a changing media landscape.Read More »

BREAKING A MONSTER chronicles the break-out year of the band UNLOCKING THE TRUTH, following 13-year-old members Alec Atkins, Malcolm Brickhouse and Jarad Dawkins as they first encounter stardom and the music industry, transcending childhood to become the rock stars they always dreamed of being.Read More »

Sidemen were musicians for hire that elevated tracks from B-sides to hits and deep cuts. Earl Slick explores the hidden men/women that made the likes of Prince, Bowie and the Stones sound even better than they were.Read More »

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Gentle or rough, blonde or shaved, cis or trans, long term inmates or those newly admitted: women re-enact their lives in a Buenos Aires prison, in trance and balance, voguing and singing.Read More »