In this emotional documentary, two young German women, Maria and Vida, visit the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp in Auschwitz. Their journey with an interfaith group of Muslims, Christians, and Jews aims to educate young Germans about a dark chapter in history and combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim sentiment in Germany today. As they walk … Read more
On the stunning Mediterranean island of Cyprus, a battle is brewing. Climate change is causing new creatures to invade the region’s waters, leaving local ecological systems in peril. Meanwhile, mountainous piles of plastic waste spoil the pristine beaches that lure over 4 million tourists to the island each year. But it’s not all doom and … Read more
Across the United States, far-right vigilante groups continue to train for violent confrontation, convinced of their mission to protect their country against perceived internal enemies. Their provocative actions have sparked fear and outrage among those who support civil rights and social justice. Some militias are even planning kidnappings, with the goal of bringing back former … Read more
The majestic Carrara marble quarries of Italy are a scene of breathtaking beauty and staggering economic gain. But at what cost? An environmental tragedy is unfolding, as the marble dust created from the massive extraction operation hangs heavy in the air, leaching into the groundwater, and changing the color of the rivers below. In this … Read more
The documentary explores the power of social media to initiate social change and spark revolutions, as it follows the journeys of four women from around the world who have used various online platforms to mobilize support in and beyond their communities. The film shines a light on how these women are changing the world through … Read more
In southeastern Nigeria, it is common for children to be accused of being witches, resulting in extreme neglect and harm. Aid organizations estimate that thousands of boys and girls face this accusation annually, often by their own parents. In some Christian churches, these superstitious beliefs are perpetuated to the extent that self-proclaimed healers earn good … Read more
In China, one young farmer is fighting for justice and against the AIDS epidemic. Despite government attempts at cover-up, Ximei courageously stands up for the victims of an epidemic caused by contaminated blood supplies. With a bond of compassion, hope, and courage, Ximei transformed the tragedy of Henan’s outcasts into a story of hope. The … Read more
The 2200km long border between Colombia and Venezuela is littered with danger and uncertainty. The region, dominated by the Andes Mountains and thick jungle, is a no-man’s land for petrol smugglers. With the collapse of Venezuela’s economy due to dropping oil prices, many have resorted to this form of smuggling in order to make a … Read more
“Third Person” is a gripping documentary that sheds light on the experiences of Ukrainians and Russians fleeing the war that rages between the two nations. The film portrays the plight of civil rights activists, like Olga Romanova, who have been forced to leave their own country in fear of their safety. Against a backdrop of … Read more
In recent years, Hindutva pop has become increasingly popular in India. What started as a cultural movement has turned into a tool for political propaganda. At the center of this rise is Sandeep Acharya. He is a popular musician who belongs to India’s Hindutva music scene. Millions of users stream his songs online, and … Read more