All his life, Justin managed to escape his own story. But his past catches up with him when he finds a box full of old family VHS tapes. A film that begins as an homage to his deceased father develops into an attempt to no longer be a stranger to his own mother.

A conversation between two friends about the effectiveness and implications of publicly stating support for the cultural boycott of Israel. One friend is wracked with worry having signed a petition asking Radiohead not to play Tel Aviv, the other is more sanguine. Through their conversation we catch a glimpse of what it is to be a Palestinian in today’s world.

By taking a deep dive into her memories of a long life, Inga reflects over love, aging, and death. She invites us into her home where we take part in her morning rituals, and when she swims in the cold lake. This short portrait shows the artistic and personal images of Inga’s daily life and what it means for her to grow old.

Over the Limit shows how the successful Russian system for training athletes transgresses boundaries. Elite rhythmic gymnast Rita Mamun has reached a crucial moment in her career. She’s soon to retire, but has one final goal set out for her: winning Olympic gold. A nail-biting behind-the-scenes drama about the intense physical and mental labor put into a sport that thrives on its beautiful aesthetics.

The short documentary portrays four gravediggers from Pasay City Cemetery and their work constructing “Duterte Compund”, a new government funded grave-complex for the victims of Tokhang – Duterte’s so-called war on drugs. In the slums, everyone is a suspected drug addict.

After her sister died suddenly and unexpectedly while being treated with prescription antipsychotics, director Anniken Hoel begins a global investigation into the crimes of the pharmaceutical industry, the unheralded growth of psychiatric diagnoses and medication, and the corruption of the government regulatory agencies that have failed, repeatedly, to protect us. Made over a ten-year period, the film is simultaneously personal and investigative as it follows Anniken as she seeks answers regarding not only the death of her sister, but of the tens of thousands worldwide who have also met a similar fate. Deaths and damages that until now have been all but ignored. Beginning in a small town in Norway, and journeying through Scandinavia, the EU and the US, the chilling documentary-thriller CAUSE OF DEATH: UNKNOWN exposes the inner workings and motivations of a powerful industry that continually puts profits before people, and has been far too influential in defining who is normal and who is "ill".

The Migrating Image follows a ficitional group of refugees as they move their way up through Europe. Each chapter of the film takes its cue from the destination of the refugees. From their home country, the Mediterranean Sea to being stuck in warehouses in Beograd. Who produces images of these refugees? and why?? Which cameras surrounding them and what are the intentions. “Human beings forget they created images in order to orientate themselves in the world. Since they are no longer able to decode them, their lives become a function of their own images: Imagination has turned into hallucination." The film opens with a quote from the German philosopher Vilém Flusser. His media theory and especially his book 'Towards a philosophy of photography' is at the core of the inspiration for THE MIGRATING IMAGE. The film is in short a closer look at the images creating the visualisation of the refugee crisis.