An epic, visually stunning portrayal of boys coming of age in central Morocco as they are initiated into the centuries-old equestrian art of Tbourida. The horses also play a magnificent leading role in a story of their own.

A psychiatric ward in a Paris suburb is threatened with closure. Director Mehran Tamadon persuades the medical staff to experiment. Can the patients take over some of the staff’s tasks? And is all that sedation really necessary?

Ruslan Fedotov (Where Are We Headed) follows the course of the Dnieper to observe the lives of young people in Russia and Belarus, tracing how collective memory enters the lives and imagination of youth.

Twenty years after fleeing Afghanistan, a Hazara family in Pakistan must decide whether to stay together amid growing persecution or leave, separate from each other, knowing they may never meet again.

In a small square in Mexico City, Haitian migrants live in a makeshift tent camp. This observational film follows three women whose daily life finds its own rhythm, despite the instability.

The fragility of the democratic process is laid bare in this document from the early days of independent Georgia. Video footage of a parliamentary session on 10 June 1993 shows Georgian politicians debating the introduction of a national currency.

An intimate double portrait of two young men from Ivory Coast who fled to Europe together. Kader now has legal residency in Italy, while Inza is undocumented in France. For both, the gap between expectation and reality proves almost impossible to bridge.

Vibrant, colorful, and warm portrait of 47-year-old Sonia, who wants to leave her life as a sex worker behind and find a different means of making a living—no easy task in Madagascar, one of the poorest countries in the world, but Sonia is determined.

After his childhood friend Vaguinho commits suicide, Rodolpho decides to devote a novel to his rebellious friend. Vaguinho was a leading figure in the punk movement of the farming community where they grew up, amid plantations drenched in pesticides.

Uncle Thach always kept his mental illness hidden. Nearly 20 years after his sudden death, the family travels to Vietnam to reflect on their loss and grow closer.

A training camp for Myanmar’s resistance movement lasts 45 days. Up close, we follow a group of young people who have decided to fight for their freedom. A moving and visually striking portrait of a courageous generation.

In a chalet in the Ukrainian mountains, four women attend therapy sessions to recover from their very different, deeply traumatic experiences of the war. They each try, in their own way, to resume their former lives.

Following his father’s death, Louis Hothothot turns the camera on his mother and sister in China. With fearless affection, he explores how misogyny has affected the lives of the women in his family across generations.