Milisuthando
Milisuthando Bongela
Milisuthando Bongela was born in 1985 in Transkei, the first »homeland« set up for Black South Africans, which was declared […]
Milisuthando Bongela
Milisuthando Bongela was born in 1985 in Transkei, the first »homeland« set up for Black South Africans, which was declared […]
Laurence Lévesque
Some still remember how the cicadas in Nagasaki fell silent in the first few minutes after the atomic bomb was […]
Mar Coll
Catalan filmmaker Mar Coll delivers a daring psychological thriller on one of society’s great taboos: the notion that not all […]
Yasemin Şamdereli
Samia is growing up in a modern Muslim large family in Mogadishu. At home, the atmosphere is warm and humorous, […]
Roya Sadat
»Global history has largely ignored our stories, reducing Afghanistan to a narrative of war, extremism and fundamentalism. Many people believe […]
Hind Meddeb
This film cautiously captures the spirit of Khartoum’s youth as they resist a dictatorial regime, fighting above all for freedom […]
Antoinette Jadaone
In the deeply Catholic and patriarchal Philippines, where abortion is illegal and societal expectations for women are unforgiving, Sunshine illuminates […]
Claudia Marschal
The film’s starting point is Emmanuel’s testimony at a police station, which he secretly records on his phone. The Deposition delivers […]
Vibeke Løkkeberg
The documentary Abort (1972) by Vibeke Løkkeberg played a role in abortion law reform in Norway. L’Aggetivo Donna (1972) by […]
Martina Priessner
Germany 1992: Rostock-Lichtenhagen in August, Mölln in November. Solingen and Lübeck follow. A wave of right-wing extremist attacks sweeps across […]
Brett Story, Stephen Maing
A storm is brewing. Amazon workers have spent countless days and nights camped outside the company’s Staten Island warehouse, rallying […]
Rima Das
Set in rural Assam, this intimate sequel to Village Rockstars (2016) revisits Dhunu, now a determined 17-year-old navigating the hardships […]