What makes Palestinian boys, who had participated in a theater program led by an Israeli woman, become suicide bombers and fighters against the Israeli army?

A lyrical documentary about life in the Armenian town of Giumri, which suffered a devastating earthquake in 1988.

The celebrated Buddhist ritual of Kalachakra in a new documentary by Werner Herzog.

A visually colorful, compilation-style documentary that offers a critical view of consumer society.

A moving film on how to raise 11 adopted children with serious handicaps and not lose a sense of humor.

The examination of the events surrounding the deaths of three young people caught up in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A film capturing the postwar dilemma of a group of young friends trying to decide whether to stay or leave their home in Kosovo.

The battle of a charismatic Hungarian fisherman to renew life on the Tisza river, which was contaminated by tons of cyanide that seeped out of a Romanian mine owned by an Australian company.

Ten years after the genocide, Rwandan society is still haunted by a devastating trauma.

A surfer’s paradise on the beaches of Spain becomes a place where many African refugees die while traveling on overcrowded boats in search of a home in dreamed-of Europe.

A black-and-white reconstruction of the still-unresolved case of ten asylum seekers who were burned alive in Lübeck, Germany.

Three blind sisters who are the subject of a documentary by Roberto Berliner are able to leave their Brazilian slum for a while and manage to get all the way to the stage of a prestigious music festival.

The confrontation of survivors and torturers from one of the most feared Khmer Rouge concentration camps in Cambodia.

Opposing poles of contemporary Mexico serve as the backdrop for the tragic fate of a young Indian woman.

Seventeen year-old Palestinian Nino and 18- year old Dudu live off prostitution and selling drugs in an infamous part of Tel Aviv known as the Garden.