The Adamant is a floating day center for psychiatric patients, on the River Seine in Paris. This subtle and deeply empathetic Golden Bear winner is a heartwarming portrait of several regular visitors and the people who work with them.

Violence, beauty and wisdom abound in this crackling portrait of four Black trans women in New York and Atlanta—on their raw reality of earning money through sex work, their place in the Black community and the path to acceptance.

Are we spectators or participants in the war zone tours undertaken by Rick, Andrew, Eleonora and AJ in lethal conflict areas in Syria, Afghanistan, and Somalia? Fascinating and uneasy glimpse into the lucrative world of conflict tourism.

Why was the hugely popular 1971 Women’s World Cup written out of sporting history? Half a century later, the players of that time, who were welcomed as heroes in Mexico, still find their experiences unbelievable.

A personal, essay-style account of the war in Ukraine, as viewed through the prism of three female generations. The Kyiv-based filmmaker uses old family films in her attempt to bridge the distance between her and her grandmother in Donetsk.