Nazi Death Marches, France, 2021., director: Valerie Lingart, documentary
The death marches have often been treated as an epilog to the Nazis’ policy of extermination. But in recent years, historians have been looking into the subject to analyze its workings and specific logic. Their → more
Marika...Why Be Afraid?, Greece, 2021., director: Matthaios Frantzeskakis, documentary
On the fifth day of the Battle of Crete, Saturday 24 of May 1941, three Germans pass by the village of Kakopetros in the Municipality of Platanias, Chania, and approach the home of Antonis Loufardakis, → more
Who Shot Psilander?, Denmark, 2022., director: Jonas Hall, documentary
"Who shot Psilander?" tells the story of Valdemar Psilander who became the first actor in history to experience global fame as the world's first major movie star. Through his life story that was tragically cut → more
Croatia, 2021., director: Jasmina Beširević, documentary
Sixteen young actors have been selected to participate in a Broadway musical that established American artists are putting on in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Many of them are dreaming about a career outside this region and → more
The Nameless Woman, The Story of Jeanne & Baudelaire, France, 2021., director: Régine Abadia, documentary
The Nameless Woman tells the story of Jeanne and Baudelaire, a black woman whose real name is not known and a white poet of considerable fame. Blinded by their racist prejudices, historians and biographers of → more
On The French Riviera With Man Ray and Picasso, France, 2020., director: François Lévy-Kuentz, documentary
More than a surrealistic travel journal, this film tells the story of the friendship between a group of painters, photographers and poets passionate about art. In the summer of 1937, Man Ray and his young → more
Rogue Reporters, Finland, 2021., director: Arthur Franck, documentary
Finland in fall of 1981. The President of 25 years Urho Kekkonen has just resigned. Out of the blue a mysterious tell-all book about politics, written by an anonymous group of authors, appears in bookstores → more
Video Archive: ‘’10 Days in May’’, South Korea, 2021., director: HyoungSuk Kim, documentary
With collated video footages from the KBS archives, within South Korea, and overseas, Video Archive “10 days in May” attempts to present what happened during the May 18 Democratization Movement. (a.k.a. Gwangju Democratization Uprising). Previously → more
Charlie Chaplin, The Genius of Liberty, France, 2020., director: Yves Jeuland, documentary
This is the first all-archival documentary dedicated to Charlot, nourished with anthology scenes from his most popular masterpieces and more surprising sequences, sometimes unknown, but just as pleasing. The combined pleasure of discovery and reunion. → more