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Mrabet, The Illiterate Writer | Oral Tradition in Tangier

Mrabet, The Illiterate Writer | Oral Tradition in Tangier

Mohammed Mrabet is a renowned storyteller and literary figure who has been an undeniable influence on the Beat Generation. His tales, deeply rooted in Berber oral tradition, evoke the vibrant culture of Tangier during the 1940s and 1950s. Despite never having been able to read or write, his talent captured the attention of celebrated figures … Read more

Help after the earthquake in Haiti

Help after the earthquake in Haiti

In mid-August, a massive earthquake hit Haiti, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. Over 2000 people died and 160,000 families lost their homes, plunging the country into a state of turmoil. In the worst-affected areas, tensions are running high, and aid shipments are subject to looting. The documentary report by Xenia Boettcher captures … Read more

Deadly Roads | New Zealand, Scotland & Australia

Deadly Roads | New Zealand, Scotland & Australia

Roads are often taken for granted and seen simply as means of getting from one place to another. However, the truth is much more complex and profound. For centuries, roads have played a central role in our lives, connecting us with one another and with the wider world. They have allowed us to trade goods, … Read more

Man against machine – Coal, climate and the future

Man against machine – Coal, climate and the future

Eckardt Heukamp is the last resident of Lützerath, challenging the energy giant that wants to dig a huge open-cast lignite mine beside his farm. While other Lützerath residents have accepted the compensation and moved elsewhere, Heukamp is determined to stay where he has always been. He’s firmly digging his heels in and ready for a … Read more

Chile: Hope for Change

Chile: Hope for Change

Chile is a country of immense contrast and beauty, with its majestic Andes Mountains looming in the east, the sweeping Atacama Desert to the north, and pristine Pacific Coast beaches to the west. Home to 17 million people, Chile has seen both great highs and lows throughout its history. This contrasts and complexity are highlighted … Read more

How to Really Tackle Climate Change | Global Warming

How to Really Tackle Climate Change | Global Warming

Are you concerned about climate change and global warming, but unsure about the best way to take action? Or maybe you’re skeptical of the severity of the issue altogether? No matter your perspective, Carbon Nation is a must-see documentary that will inspire and educate you about the smart, practical solutions to this critical problem. Directed … Read more

Former Yugoslavia: Reconciliation in sight?

Former Yugoslavia: Reconciliation in sight?

Au cours des trois dernières décennies, la région de l’ex-Yougoslavie s’est efforcée de se réunifier après une guerre civile dévastatrice. L’ampleur de la violence et des destructions qu’elle a laissées derrière elle a profondément marqué la mémoire collective de ses habitants. Malgré cela, l’espoir d’une réconciliation entre la Serbie, la Croatie et la Bosnie – … Read more

A Simpler Way: Crisis as Opportunity

A Simpler Way: Crisis as Opportunity

A Simpler Way: Crisis as Opportunity is an inspiring feature-length documentary directed by Jordan Osmond and Samuel Alexander. It follows the story of a group of people in Gippsland, Australia who decided to abandon their busy urban lives and experiment with living a simpler existence instead. The documentary captures the journey of this group as … Read more