In September 2017 the police carried out brutal attacks against the LGBT community in Azerbaijan. Dozens of people were arrested and subsequently tortured and raped in prison.

Thousands of people are infected with Hepatitis C each year. Although an effective drug for this deadly disease exists, many people cannot afford it. Their only hope lies in the illegal trading of generic drugs.

In the first half of 2019, Hong Kong took to the streets. Over the subsequent weeks and months, this gesture of peaceful civil protest has become an act of desperate defiance against escalating repression.

Computer shooting games are usually a faithful replica of real wartime conflicts, but an important real world element is missing – the option to desert rather than take part.

JUCK drew attention to themselves in 2013 with a viral video showing several girls performing an original dance in which each made her femininity apparent in her own way. This short film, part documentary, part videoclip, is a closer intro to the philosophy behind the entire movement.

Azerbaijan is ruled by a harsh dictatorship and basic human rights are suppressed. What is life like for a former political prisoner who decided to live in exile?

Kamal Hussein works at a refugee camp in Bangladesh, where hundreds of thousands of persecuted Rohingya refugees have found shelter. Kamal himself escaped from Myanmar under dramatic circumstances, and now he is helping families who have lost their children in the large camp.

Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana, is slowly but surely disappearing under the sea as a result of climate change. For the Brunet family, the island is the only home they have ever had.

Congo has the world’s largest deposits of cobalt and lithium, two of the constituents of electric batteries. This original stop motion animated film reminds viewers of the living conditions of those who produce clean energy for the whole world.

"We live in a plastic age," says one of the protagonists. This documentary examining the city of Zlín shows what this statement really means in practice – and not only for its citizens.

Medic Daniella and others established and manage the Green Cross volunteer organisation in Venezuela, which unites doctors and medical students who did not hesitate to go into the streets to help the wounded during the massive 2017 protests.