#Solidarity with Ukraine

To document the imment conflict in eastern Ukraine, photographer Pierre Crom traveled to the Donbass in 2014.

A gripping film by Ukraine's Maryna Er Gorbach about the tragic events of the Russian invasion of eastern Ukraine in 2014.

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

Delightfully light-hearted and wonderfully honest coming-of-age story that flows seamlessly between fiction to documentary.

After the Maidan protests in Kyiv ended, "the revolution's objects started a second life" ... in museums

This film sensitively shows how two war orphans, in the face of an inhumane policy of conquest and the loss of their home, support each other.

Before the invasion of 2022 in the occupied Ukrainian city of Luhansk, two people challenge the new regime.

A young woman ventures into the deadly beauty of the Chernobyl exclusion zone to save her father from prison.

In 2015, at the height of the Syrian war, Raf’aa, a mother of two, made the journey alone to Germany to secure asylum for her family.

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

Anja Salomonowitz portrays three women from her family who as children lived through WWII but whose memories of that time diverge.

At the age of 19, Raja was deported to Nazi Germany and was forced to do labor on a Bavarian farm. This documentary is her story.

This work investigates a controversial mass performance from the late Yugoslav era – the Youth Day celebration (“slet”) in 1987.

The doc about the cult surrounding a Soviet physicist Boris Zolotov was awarded the ARTE documentary award.

A tourist discovers the silent legacy of wartime atrocities when she arrives in a seemingly idyllic little town on the border of Bosnia and Serbia.

A snapshot of the multifaceted life in the megapolis Moscow, with the focus on lesbians and gays who take to the streets for their rights.

On their flight from the Gulf of Guinea to the Moroccan coast, two people, despite or because of the omnipresent danger, find each other.

Barbara Eder's impressive war drama shows the very unique world of war correspondents and their relationship to war.

Ivette Löcker accompanies two addicted St. Petersburgers in her documentary chamber play.

Militarization and prostitution: When peacekeeping troops moved into Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina, trafficking in women quickly followed suit.

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

In this compelling documentary, Tarquin Ramsay asks just one question: What is the freedom of expression?

Guatemala. The war ended long ago. Though people want to forget it, the violence continues, and it has spread throughout the society like cancer.