The Polish-Belarusian border crisis through the eyes of a Kurdish teenage girl.

The year’s most acllaimed Ukrainian documentary. Conversations between Russian soldiers and their families intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence.

The most important contemporary documentary on queer Warsaw. An honest portrait of a group of friends, which became a generational manifesto.

Polish audience favorite, Radu Jude, with the help of Christian Ferencz-Flatz takes a humorous look at Romania's transformation as told through period advertisements of the 90s. 

What do we use virtual reality for? A breathtaking journey through the nooks and crannies of the digital world.

Belfast. Scars of the past block progress, while drug dealers replace terrorists in the housing estates.

The price of freedom. The emotional and legal labyrinth of gender reassignment in Poland.

The Smolensk monthly memorials—from pompous power rituals to tragicomic grotesque.

Young Italian leftists try to breathe life into an ossified communist milieu.

An anarchic war-time comedy: 67-year-old Natalia fights for her oasis amidst Kyiv’s housing blocks.

The Polish-Belarusian border crisis through the eyes of a Kurdish teenage girl.

The most important contemporary documentary on queer Warsaw. An honest portrait of a group of friends, which became a generational manifesto.

The true face of martial law: street riots, secret police, and carnival parties.