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Ai Weiwei drifting – art, awareness and the refugee crisis

Ai Weiwei drifting – art, awareness and the refugee crisis

In “Human Flow,” Ai Weiwei’s latest film, the Chinese artist-turned-activist turns his attention to the refugee crisis. Following Ai’s journey throughout Europe and the Middle East, the documentary captures the scope and human toll of the crisis as he meets and films refugees living in camps and traveling by boat. The film provides a unique … Read more

Graffiti: the Forbiden Game

Graffiti: the Forbiden Game

Graffiti is an ever-present phenomenon in cities around the world. Whether on the walls of buildings, along railway tracks, on subway cars or even inside seemingly inaccessible tunnels, graffiti is taking over the urban landscape. While some view it as a form of aggression, others see it as a legitimate form of artistic expression. Despite … Read more

Ukraine: Keeping the Trains Running

Ukraine: Keeping the Trains Running

As the sun rises over Lviv station, a convoy of trains begins to make its way slowly towards Kiev. At the controls of this powerful locomotive is Evgeni, an experienced train driver who has been thrust into the forefront of the conflict. Alongside him in the carriages are volunteer fighters and men going off to … Read more

Life without plastic

Life without plastic

In a world where plastic has become ubiquitous, one Bavarian family has decided to take a radical stand against it. Fearing the harmful effects of the toxins in plastic, they have set out on a mission to live completely plastic-free. But is this even possible in today’s world? The documentary follows this family’s journey as … Read more

Chechens fear returning ISIS fighters and other world stories

Chechens fear returning ISIS fighters and other world stories

Stories from around the world this week cover a shocking range of experiences in Chechnya, Turkey, the US, and Malaysia. First, concerns are being raised about the terror and violence that returning ISIS fighters could inflict on Chechnya. After fighting in Iraq and Syria, many of these fighters are going back home to Chechnya, where … Read more

Chinese fishing threatens the livelihoods of Sierra Leone’s fishermen

Chinese fishing threatens the livelihoods of Sierra Leone’s fishermen

The once-thriving village of Tombo is facing an uncertain future as overfishing by Chinese trawlers leaves the coastal areas depleted, threatening the livelihoods of its inhabitants. In this documentary, viewers are taken on a journey to witness the daily struggles of the Tombo community as they fight to keep their families and village together in … Read more

Living in Russia: Birth (1/6)

Living in Russia: Birth (1/6)

In the series “The Russians,” viewers are given a glimpse into the day-to-day lives of individuals far away from Moscow and the Kremlin. Through their personal narratives, spanning from birth to death, the documentary offers a comprehensive portrayal of life in Russia. “The Russians” follows different individuals, such as Lina from Krasnodar and Paramedic Alexander … Read more

Colombia: Looking for Peace

Colombia: Looking for Peace

La Turquie a ouvert ses portes à plus de trois millions de réfugiés syriens il y a plus de dix ans, mais l’accueil réservé aux Afghans qui tentent de fuir les talibans est bien différent. Cet été, les tensions ont été vives lorsqu’ils ont tenté de passer en Turquie. La question de l’accès aux terres … Read more

Amazing Quest: Stories from Malawi | Somewhere on Earth: Malawi

Amazing Quest: Stories from Malawi | Somewhere on Earth: Malawi

The world we live in is full of fascinating stories of people and places that are yet to be discovered and appreciated. From the undiscovered plains of Malawi, to Gaspar’s one-of-a-kind guitar, and Freddie’s realm in the sky as a bush pilot, there is something intriguing to be uncovered in every corner of the globe. … Read more