Programme A-Z

Journalist Zhanna Agalakova, whose daughter questions her political beliefs, confronts her role in Russia’s propaganda campaign and her notions of national pride and identity.

Acclaimed filmmaker Petra Costa exposes the volatile clash between religion and freedom in Brazil, revealing how apocalyptic theology fuels the far right and threatens the nation's fragile democracy.

Comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi turns satire into resistance, employing humour to expose hard truths about the relationship between Israel and Palestine – where coexistence feels like a bad joke.

Kim A. Snyder’s urgent film shows how librarians in the US have become unexpected freedom fighters – battling censorship and political extremism to defend the right to read.

A gripping documentary uncovering the 14-year struggle behind Panama’s reclaiming of its canal and the legacy still shaping global power and national identity.

An archival excavation of Paraguay’s dictatorship, one of modern history’s longest, reveals how authoritarian control was built and how its ghost still haunts the present.

In this powerful film, the Venezuelan migration crisis that led to violent anti-immigration protests in Northern Chile shines a light on dangerous social and cultural fissures within a society.