Afghanistan National Army

Afghanistan | None

Interviews with Keir Starmer RUSHES

United Kingdom | None

2008 Khaled Meshaal interview

Palestinian Territory, Occupied | None

Soldiers of Hate

World | 2026

The threat posed by right wing extremist terrorists is growing worldwide, and it is being supercharged within military and veteran communities. This doc investigates how combat training, trauma, and ideological radicalization intersect to produce some of the most dangerous terrorist networks of the modern era. Across United States, Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and South America, far-right violence is…

Our Little Camper Van

Netherlands | 2026

Hans and Wil have been together since their teens. Now they have been married for 47 years, but since Wil suffers from dementia, their life has completely changed. When Wil no longer recognises her husband and children, Hans makes a radical decision. He refuses to let his wife with dementia wither away in a nursing home and he buys a camper van. With Wil gradually fading away, Hans keeps fighting…

Under the Open Sky

India | 2026

Ahmed and his family, nomadic camel-herders from India, face an existential dilemma: to continue their traditional way of life or to adapt to a rapidly modernising world. The film traces their quiet but powerful struggle to hold onto their ancestral way of life as they are increasingly displaced by industrialisation, climate shifts, and economic pressures.

America's Hunt for Migrants

United States | 2026

Trump promised to go after the “worst of the worst” with his intensifying policies. But who is really paying the price? In Texas, the state with the highest rate of arrests, Louise Van Assche meets those affected by the attacks causing nationwide uproar, and only escalating in frequency.

Ina Loves Porno

World | 2025

Finnish journalist Ina Mikkola travels the world to ask how porn shapes desire — and how culture, politics and power shape the porn we watch. Curious, candid and rigorously sex-positive, the series explores how sexuality influences our sense of self, and why one of the most consumed cultural forces on the planet remains the least openly discussed.