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Following the death of her younger brother during a police intervention, Malika embarks on a legal battle to ensure a trial takes place.

An eye-opening reflection on male sexuality, its power structures and stereotypes of masculinity in our present day.

A mother shares her thoughts with her unborn child. It is a glimpse into an uncertain future and yet full of hope.

How agonizingly long can it take to rescue ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR people from an inflatable boat? Find out in this one-shot documentary.

This documentary shows the consequences of the 2008 war for displaced Georgians in a refugee settlement and their struggle to find a new home.

Director Umut Subaşı deftly captures the essence of millennial malaise in contemporary Istanbul.

In 2000, Julie Talon made the film "Baiser certain", about the first kiss as a rite of passage. What has changed in the last 20 years?

The murder of the transsexual artist Madorilyn Crawford reveals the dark schemes of Colombian politics.

An integration course teaches people the finer points of Viennese culture in Chinese, Arabic, Russian and German.

After the 2014 revolution in Ukraine, Valentyn decided to become politically active and run for city council in his home town.

Hometowns, neighborhoods, community spirit, energy security and a lot of money are at stake here.

How did Pepe the Frog become the symbol of hatred and racism online?

Self-determination, women's rights, taboos: ME TIME focuses on child-free life and expectations of mothers.

The conflicts for water in Jordan’s deserts already happening today gives a pretaste of future disputes.

A striking documentary by renowned photojournalist David Klammer about protesters fighting to stop the clear-cutting at the Dannenröder Forest.

Slavery has never ended. It has just assumed other names and ways to conceal itself.

This experimental video portrait delves into questions of homelessness, the impact of incarceration, trauma, and living on the fringes of society.

An exploration of the eerie interplay of reality and fiction in contemporary China, where cities are built on speculation and capitalist fictions.

An ex-dairy farmer and an animal rights activist start a living farm for cows.

Is homeopathy a hoax or medicine? Here, homeopaths are allowed to share their very different views.

Faced with the imminent destruction of their opera house, a traditional Sichuan opera troupe plans a big show to save their opera house.

A funeral director who aspired to be an entertainer is now the last escort of people in Berlin who have died in solitude.

Hanan fled with her family from northern Iraq across the Mediterranean Sea. At that time, she did not know how to swim. She now overcomes the trauma.

The shocking story of the sea rescue ship Lifeline, which was denied entry to a safe port for months.

This cleverly staged low-budget film takes a humorous approach to the topic of flight and migration and dispenses with striking messages.

Housing is a human right. How can we guarantee housing in the increasingly difficult real estate markets in Europe's major cities?

A personal travelogue by Berlin-based director Thomas Arslan about a journey through Turkey.

Migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa, often strand in Lybia. But the war-torn country is one of the worst places in the world to be a refugee.

Tinder users in Berlin talk openly and honestly and about real-life encounters, both the good and the bad, with dates made using the famous dating app

Like all Israeli youths, Atalya is obligated to become a soldier. But unlike most, she questions the practices of her country’s military.

Winter 2016, the refugee camp in Calais, dubbed "The Jungle", is a growing city of nearly 12,000 residents.

An ex-Salafist and an ex-Neo-Nazi confront their past. Dominic Schmitz and Felix Benneckenstein were trapped in an ideology for years.

In the summer of 2017, 6,000 neo-Nazis from all over Europe gathered in Themar for the largest right-wing rock concert of the German post war era.

How does it feel to be a suspected radical left-wing terrorist? Especially if you've fled to to South America to avoid authorities.

An indescribable catastrophe is unfolding before our eyes. How can it be stopped?

Follow Jörg Meuthen, candidate for Germany's right-wing party AFD, on his election tour 2016.

To prevent the ecological collapse of our planet, these 8 courageous people envision a new kind of agriculture.

Iris P. was an undercover investigator who maintained close friendships and had intimate relationships with the people she spied on.

"Clowns without Borders" bring a bit of joy to the refugee camp in Moria, Lesbos.

Max "Adlersson" Herzberg from Dresden, 20 years old, has over 300,000 subscriptions on YouTube and reviews knives and gangsta rap fan boxes.

As a child in Kenya, the filmmaker Beryl Magoko was subjected to a life-threatening ritual which many girls undergo even today.

Climate change, disease and growing ethical concerns are leading more and more people to question whether eating animals is the right thing to do.

On the outskirts of Berlin, a culture clash is brewing. A Muslim community wants to build a mosque on a vacant lot.

Every year, tens of thousands of young Israelis travel to Poland to visit the Holocaust memorials – a digital-sociological observation.

Horrifying videos of the Syrian civil war, taken with mobile phones in the besieged city of Homs, show the horrors of war unfiltered.

Warm-hearted animated film tells the story of a girl in the permanent refugee camp Burj el Barajneh, Lebanon and her family history.

Bikes vs Cars highlights a global crisis that we have long been aware of and should be talking about: The climate and mobility crisis....

A semi-documentary that follows a group of young migrants in Austria as they negotiate the maze of administrative procedures.

Surfing in this film is a metaphor and expression of freedom. Young people in Gaza have the same desires as anyone else.

A French olive farmer offers help to refugees crossing the mountains. But now he too faces prosecution.

Housing prices are skyrocketing in cities around the world. Incomes are not. PUSH sheds light on a new kind of faceless landlord.

Where does artistic freedom begin and where does it end? And, does art actually still need artists?

What kind of agriculture holds the code for survival on our planet?

In Helsinki, two destinies intersect in the midst of racism and loss: Cohesion and humanity can overcome everything.

In 2014 a small group of Eritrean refugees are "stranded" in Strackholt amidst the East Frisian emptiness.

Dive into the hidden industry of digital cleaning, which rids the Internet of unwanted violence, porn and political content. Who is controlling what we ...

For years, Venezuela has been fighting the collapse of its public health system. How do you survive in a country that is in chaos?

Paul Nkamani has made his way from Cameroon through the Sahara to Europe. But even when he arrives in Germany, his future remains uncertain. The Cameroonian ...

The lives of three strong-willed women and a young musician cross paths in Tehran’s schizophrenic society where sex, adultery, corruption, prostitution ...

MARTIN ARMSTRONG, once a US based trillion dollar financial adviser, used the number pi to predict economic turning points with precision. When some ...

I lost my brother to a God that is a stranger to me. Jacob seeks the truth and I seek Jacob. Will we find each other again? Jacob is my beloved younger ...

They are everywhere and yet often invisible: homeless people are often ignored. Visibility is also a social indicator.

Three young new-Berliners dream of the good life in the form of art studies, a rap career or simply a work permit.

In just 11 days, 20,000 representatives from 195 countries are expected to meet in Paris to agree on the first global treaty on climate change.

Top-class arthouse film from Bulgaria. An unsparing document about despair and guilt - visually stunning and impressive.

All Creatures Welcome explores the world of hackers and nerds and sketches a utopian image of society in the digital era.

16 children on 5 continents - as different as their living environment and personalities are, as similar are their fears, hopes and dreams.

A story about the grind of examination and verifying in the German bureaucracy.

Currently, Berlin is experiencing the highest growth rate of tourism in the world, a situation not everyone is happy about.

A man and woman fall in love and are expecting a child. A few months before the birth, the pregnant woman leaves her partner and breaks off contact.

One of Europe's strangest borders lies between the Republic of Moldova and the de facto autonomous region of Transnistria.

Few things on earth are as wondrous and vital as seeds. Revered and valued since the dawn of mankind.

BOLINGO, THE FOREST OF LOVE is a documentary about women fighting for survival for themselves and their children.

In the mockumentary filmmaker Axel Ranisch asks various politicians: “How far can the state go to combat terrorism?” The insights are humorous and downright ...