An unraveling of the murder of 49 Palestinian villagers by the Israeli Border Police in 1956. Featuring survivors, historians, a courageous journalist and a re-enactment of the trial of soldiers involved in the massacre.

A look back at the ban on broadcasting the voices of IRA and Sinn Féin representatives on UK radio and TV between 1988 and 1994. Through a loophole in the law, the media circumvented the censorship by using the voices of actors.

Contemplative, behind-the-scenes film about a group of civilian Syrian fighters in 2013. Between combat operations, the men live together, play cards and discuss the state of the country and their precarious, tension-filled existence.

Right-wing extremists leap into action when asylum seekers pitch their tents on Sandwith Street in Dublin. Fueled by social media, the increasingly aggressive confrontations lead to the outbreak of extreme violence.

A devastatingly bleak portrait of three Palestinian journalists risking their lives to report from Gaza. The word "PRESS" printed on their bullet-proof vests apparently no longer means anything.

Nine years after an environmental disaster in Brazil, Claudia Neubern travels to the affected area to meet locals. She finds people who are resolute and resilient, but nonetheless powerless against a mining company that shirks its responsibilities.

Three residents of Agadez explain how the international migration crisis has changed their lives. Strict EU policies brought poverty, unemployment, and a drug epidemic to this historic desert city in Niger.

Tens of thousands of young, well-educated Kenyans are hired online by undergraduates and doctoral students at Western universities to write their essays and theses. Oxford professor Patricia Kingori embarks on a search for these “shadow scholars.”

A portrait of women in Afghanistan fighting against Taliban oppression, largely filmed clandestinely. They hope to attract the attention of the international community through their demonstrations.

Twenty-five years after a renowned ethno-botanical study in the Ecuadorian Amazon region inhabited by the Waorani, the central figures involved reunite. Members of the community talk about the genocidal colonization that still threatens their people.

In this contemplative urban symphony, a queer director returns to his hometown of Tripoli, Lebanon to interview a cross-section of the population about their ideas and beliefs.

The British advocacy group Hope Not Hate investigates the working methods and finances of various far-right organizations. They regularly go undercover, because members of these groups only really speak their minds behind closed doors.

A film made up of archive footage about how the US has handled climate issues since the 1970s. The fossil fuel lobby has turned the broad consensus on the need for intervention into a political battleground.