Films

Amílcar

A dazzlingly beautiful portrait of one of anti-colonialism's most iconic and enigmatic figures. A guerrilla leader, poet, and agronomist who was diplomatic, utopian, and ruthless in the struggle for freedom.

Miguel Eek / Spain, France, Portugal, Sweden & Cape Verde / 2025

Atlas of Disappearance

On the trail of the earthly remains of the victims of Franco's regime in a film that combines modern technology and paper archives in a historical investigation based on the director's own research through Forensic Architecture.

Manuel Correa / Spain & Norway / 2026 / World Premiere

Do You Love Me

Lebanese festival hit that paints a fragmented portrait of a country, a city, and a people. A cinematic love letter to Lebanon - and a virtuoso act of creative filmmaking.

Lana Daher / Lebanon, France, Germany & Qatar / 2025

Enough is Enough

Amidst the chaos of war in Congo, a young filmmaker documents his generation's struggle for dignity, using his camera as a weapon.

Elisé Sawasawa / France & Democratic Republic of Congo / 2026

Fukushima

The Fukushima disaster, recounted hour by hour by the people who stayed behind to prevent a meltdown. An ultra-intense and gripping epic from the director of ‘Antidote’.

James Jones / United Kingdom / 2026 / World Premiere

The Spy Next Door

The nerve agent attack on a Russian spy in an idyllic English provincial town sets off all the alarm bells in Downing Street. What do the country's leaders talk about when the nation is under attack?

Dan Vernon / United Kingdom / 2026 / World Premiere

Tutu

A historical and inspiring portrait of South African Nobel Prize winner and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who rallied an entire generation in the fight against apartheid.

Sam Pollard / United Kingdom / 2026

Wax & Gold

Austrian documentary veteran Ruth Beckermann has traveled to Addis Ababa to uncover a historical truth. An essay about Ethiopia's divided past, where the questions outnumber the answers.

Ruth Beckermann / Austria / 2026