Arna Mer set up a theatre group in Jenin, engaging children to help them express their everyday frustrations, anger, bitterness and fear. Years later her son Juliano goes back to find the children.

Film account of James Baldwin’s journey through the United States, in which the writer assesses the achievements of the civil rights movement over the preceding two decades. He and many former activists conclude that almost nothing has changed.

This classic, groundbreaking visual essay about people, nature and technology is awe-inspiring and hypnotic in both image and sound. Nature is vast. Humans build, drive, travel, work, swarm and struggle until they can go no further.

Raúl Ruiz was unable to complete the editing of his 1973 hybrid docufiction film. Now, at last, it has been restored and reconstructed. The well-educated and the working class supporters of the left clash in his satire of a turbulent political climate.

An impressive portrait of Fox Rich, who raised six sons on her own while fighting the judicial system. Her husband was sentenced to 60 years in prison for a bank robbery with a loot of just a few thousand dollars.