A compassionate teacher gets caught up in a dangerous double life when she decides to go undercover in the industrialised meat industry. A film about a young woman that wants to change society, and all the things that happen when she succeeds.

Nurse May Eiby wanted to turn dementia treatment upside down. She opened her own retirement home and became controversial when she took away all medicine. Instead the 11 inhabitants enjoy a treatment of care, hugs, kisses, talks and community.

Director Penny Lane’s decision to donate one of her kidneys to a stranger seems to be a simple act of altruism but quickly becomes much more complicated. An exploration of what we all owe each other – and who gets to decide it.

A look into the emotional archaeology of a couple, which goes through a 'deconstruction of memory' process together with a filmmaker, to understand and hopefully solve their present relationship crisis.

After the fall of Mugabe in a military coup, Zimbabwe is at a crossroads. Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa challenges the old guard in the ruling party ZANU-PF. How will they interpret democracy in a post-Mugabe era - in discourse and in practice?

Fathom follows some of the world’s most immersed whale researchers to explore their groundbreaking work and how a life among whales has shaped them personally.

A group of strangers, wearing green vests emblazoned with the name GiveDirectly, pull their motorbikes up to a collection of mud and cinder block houses known as Kogutu. Food is so scarce in the village it’s rude to eat in public. No one has running water. There are few jobs.

Girls & Gods explores the conflict between religion and women, and reveals possible solutions to this historic confrontation. Inna Shevchenko from Femen meets feminists, priests, imams and rabbis who are revolutionising religions. Join the utopia that is real!

Hana Korea follows Hyorin, a newly arrived North Korean refugee, in her transition to becoming an independent woman in South Korea. To be free, she has been forced to make the biggest sacrifices. Was it worth it? Can she let go of the past?

Her is a feature-length documentary that will explore the lives and music careers of the female artists who collaborated with, and inspired, the music icon Prince.

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During the height of the knife crime epidemic, two young men fight for their futures as they try to escape the harsh realities of street life through the brotherhood of biking.

How is the internet changing the way you think and feel? Internet of Emotions is a film and a web series that explores our altered reality in partnership with the University of Copenhagen Center for Information and Bubble Studies.

An experimental documentary exploring the work of ethologist Nikolaas Tinbergen, who studied animals' responses to dummies and artificial stimuli. Could his theories be relevant to understanding human interactions with artificial intelligence today?

In the greatest security crisis in Europe since the Cold War, a butterfly-shaped shrapnel found in the body of the pilot of an Amsterdam - Kuala Lumpur flight proves a superpower’s unpunished war crime.

What happens when the world as we know it ends? Leviathan Cycle combines fiction and documentary, using conversations with an impressive array of scientists and activists to inform a picture of where the world might be in 20-50 years time, seen through the eyes of a range of nomadic characters struggling with trauma while developing methods for surviving the future.

David and Jane, both in their late seventies, are living off the grid in California. They are hippies, artists, activists and lovers. Now they are looking back at their lives and in a series of staged scenes they are figuring out their own history.

A nation is shaken by a paedophile case when a father suspects that his daughter is being sexually abused. When the suspected perpetrators are killed, the father is found dead soon after. Suspicions rise again when a mass of police come and take the girl away. Her name is Deimanthe.

The transition from analog to digital photography has radically changed the way we document and preserve visual memory. Nice Bright Colors explores this shift through the personal archives of the residents of Rochester, NY, the home of Kodak.

At the heart of an ambitious public park project lies the tireless labor of a dedicated wildlife conservationist team. Patagonia Park follows the process of rewilding as the team works to revive endangered native species in an unforgiving landscape.

Future worlds decolonise old worlds, migrant bodies prepare to colonise the moon. Through role-play, magic, and doppelgängers, Red Moon offers an experimental vision and template for future diasporas beyond Earth.

As the disaster of yet another school shooting hits, some parents are faced with a brutal fact: their child was the one pulling the trigger.

A vanishing island community in Virginia fights for a sea wall to save them from floods - but they don’t believe in man-made climate change. Stayers is a multilayered story about searching for meaningful and respectful conversation in an increasingly divided world.

Testosterone: The Movie explores the scientific and social definitions of gender, especially at the flashpoints where athletes are banned from competition and in the gender-fluid worlds of fashion and art, where models and actors are in the vanguard.

A group of scientists and their assistants traverse an inaccessible and unexplored part of the Sahara, seeking answers about its climate history and the great migrations of the past. At night, on shortwave radio, they hear news from a faraway world.

Four people, representing Fundamental Freedoms, judge a competition to choose a gift that could heal a divided nation. An Artist, a Diplomat and an Engineer each pitch an idea that they hope will adequately represent the country’s ideology and aspirations.

A young Ukrainian theatre director takes us on a search for the Hamlets of today. Her theatrical production becomes the starting point for a thrilling portrait of a young Ukrainian generation marked by war and a time of huge political change.

Bulgarian 'seagull' Ivan, 58, used to chase wealthy foreign ladies at Sunny Beach resort. He has seen Soviets coming and leaving, Westerners flooding in and leaving again. Now, with his EU-passport, the hunter has become the bait.

During the premiere of Death in Venice, director Luchino Visconti proclaimed his Tadzio as the world’s most beautiful boy. It is a shadow that today, 50 years later, weighs on Björn Andrésen’s life. A film about a dark family history and the price of beauty.

A silent epidemic in a globalised world: director Joonas Berghäll seeks a cure to his illness and answers to why efforts are not made to stop this global epidemic before it is too late.

The Roulette Project is a documentary about a plot to make a lot of money in Las Vegas by employing a betting system (based on chaos theory) created by two world class physicists – a system that now effects all aspects of global financial modelling.

Expanding on the cinematic concept introduced in The Viewing Booth (2020), a non-linear series of films will explore a space ostensibly off-limits to cinema - the internal experience of its viewers.

A film as a dream throughout an endless night, in the midst of a global crisis, with people who have been pushed to the peripheries of the world and decide to revolt. A funeral wake imagines connections between living and dead partners in struggle.

For over 20 years, a doctor from Paris maintained a friendship to a fisherman from Tristan da Cunha, the most isolated inhabited island in the world. Now he returns, with the aim to stay for good.

A Chinese businessman dreams of turning a backwater Nigerian town into the manufacturing epicenter of West Africa.

Eszter Hajdu's long-term documentary is about Vivien, a 19-year-old blind Roma girl from a small village in Hungary. Vivien has been followed by the documentary team from the age of 1. She is now an adult and has to make her own decisions in a country which is led by the most extreme-right government in Europe.

Amid another explosive American presidential election, the film dispels myths of Cambridge Analytica's psychographic black arts of 2016 and finds the real data wizard, still leading Trumps online war, in a sleepy Texas suburb.

What happens when a city rises up against the world’s most powerful authoritarian country? Relationships break and form amidst tear gas and rubber bullets, and across the border, China’s People Liberation Army awaits.

If we cannot find words to express our deepest, biggest and ugliest feelings, the body takes over.

The story of a group of ordinary people who devote their lives to a radical climate movement with mass civil disobedience at its core; they are rebellious, they are law-breaking, they are flawed. And they won't stop until governments tell the truth.