Each year, Chena, a 26-year-old itinerant coffee picker in Colombia, travels to survive. Through her writings on distant motherhood, she confronts a fragile body and a freedom increasingly under strain.

The unsolved 1988 assassination of ANC leader Dulcie September in Paris is reexamined, exposing hidden networks, apartheid-era complicity, and a decades-long struggle for truth, memory, and justice.

A political thriller set in Venezuela, featuring María Corina Machado, Leopoldo López, and Bianca Jagger, where voices in exile expose a dictatorship and reveal its impact on a shifting global order.

From Greek communities in Constantinople and Alexandria to wartime fronts and postwar Athens, Sandrine Dumas traces the life of painter Thaleia Flora-Karavia, revealing a lost cosmopolitan world and her own family roots.

Marine biologist Karin Hartman investigates the elusive Risso’s dolphin in the Azores. Through striking footage, the film exposes their social dynamics, human disturbance, and the urgent need for protection through swim bans and Marine Protected Areas.

A group of Mexican mothers searching for their missing sons exposes a brutal U.S.–Mexico security deal. The film follows Jorge’s mother in her fight for truth, justice, and accountability.

With Columbus’s return, a global exchange of foods reshaped diets and cultures. Tracing ingredients from the Americas to Italian kitchens, the film explores culinary journeys, cultural fusion, and how cooking transformed history and taste.

Escape to Nature follows filmmakers and divers Libor Spacek and Petra Dolezalova as they explore remote landscapes above and below water. Through award-winning documentaries, they blend striking nature imagery, underwater worlds, local encounters, and personal stories.

Along the Silk Road and Spice Route, children from Istanbul to India retrace Marco Polo’s journey. Through their eyes and animated history, ancient monuments, markets, and stories reveal a world once known to Marco, now transformed.

Vistula Sunken Treasures uncovers sculptures recovered from the riverbed of the Vistula—architectural fragments of Warsaw residences stolen in the 17th century. Through these silent stones, the film asks what submerged history still has to tell us today.

Dive into the mesmerizing tale of Keshim, a grebe whose vivid dreams mirror the rhythms of its life. As it narrates its own journey, the film blends dream and reality for a rare glimpse into the avian world.

As Greek antiquities grow scarce, a shadow market emerges where museums, collectors, dealers, and smugglers intersect. A sharp investigation into legality, illicit trade, and the battle to safeguard cultural heritage.

Holland – The Living Delta rediscovers the Netherlands through its rivers and coasts, where water shapes a dynamic ecosystem. From white-tailed eagles to beavers and sticklebacks, wildlife reveals a land in constant motion.

Boca Chica, Texas. A quiet village on the edge of transformation. Swamps are drained, homes bought out, and a colossal rocket now looms over the beach—signaling a dramatic collision between community, landscape, and the new space age.

During Milan Design Week, a Pakistani street photographer roams the city, blending fleeting Polaroids of designers and workers into an intimate portrait of creativity and the human need to leave a trace.

Tanya and Julia free dive in South Africa’s Shark Alley, investigating how the disappearance of great whites affects penguins and seals. Encounters with marine life—and a rare shark sighting—offer a fragile note of hope.

The 7 Falls traces the rise and erasure of a legendary natural wonder, from its Indigenous roots to its disappearance in 1982, when the Itaipu dam—built under dictatorship—sealed the fate of the world’s largest waterfall.

A documentary following Brazilian artists in New York, where identity, creativity, and cultural roots intersect with the vibrant energy of the city—revealing how the Big Apple reshapes their art and global outlook.

A documentary revisiting the Balkans before World War I, drawing on rare archives and expert insight to reveal how nationalism, empire, and war reshaped societies and identities.

Eduardo, a Mexican cook in a Coney Island diner, unwittingly becomes the quiet center of America’s final campaign week. Chance encounters, faith, violence, and irony collide as history is served with a hamburger at closing polls.

Two small owls rebuild their fragile lives, until human presence changes everything. This moving story of nature and conservation captures a vulnerable animal world with elegance and emotional force.

After his parent’s death, director Tobias Scavenius visits his uncle in Gerleve Monastery, capturing the monks’ ritual-bound lives and exploring the paradox between freedom, faith, and confinement.

Katrina Esau, the last fluent speaker of N|uu, races against time to save an ancient language on the brink of extinction. As memory fades and family tensions surface, her fight exposes the lasting wounds of colonial oppression and cultural erasure.

A multigenerational circle of women leaders unites to defend Belize’s iconic barrier reef, confronting environmental threats that jeopardize marine life and the fragile economies of coastal communities who depend on the sea.