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Portrait photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders’s lush new film is an intimate view of women whose images have defined our sense of beauty over the past five decades.
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During the day, Sabrina does housework to renovate the house from which she might be expelled. At night, she becomes Sarah, a stripper, to pay the classes to become a nurse.
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For fans of Rick Springfield, who was a big star in the 1980s, love for their idol is an all-embracing experience.
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The African Cypher is the birth place of ritual, celebration, council, story-telling and dance.
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Kebi, Serge, Musa and Hector have one thing in common: they have all been tortured
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The Age of Anxiety explores this modern condition and asks is this a disease of modernity? Or is our competitive and material culture itself undermining our nerves?
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Sarah looks up old girlfriends who were with her in "Sector Alexandra" of the Harreveld youth detention facility - with shocking results.
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Alexandra by thew 50s has become a cultural capital and its youth enjoy a multitude of pastimes but soon politics starts to seep into very corner of social life.
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The remarkable love story of human rights activist Kirsty Sword and political prisoner Xanana Gusmão, who joined forces for the independence of East Timor.
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Three sisters live alone in a small village family house in the mountains of Yunan region, in China. One day, the father returns to the village.
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The Pirahã tribe has no words for colours and numbers, nor any fiction, art, or memories of their predecessors! That makes their language one of the strangest in the world.
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The poor bore the brunt of the sub-prime crisis of 2008. Today, it is the turn of the middle class. We spent six months following several families affected by the crisis.
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On a Friday in February ten years ago, film maker Joop van Wijk’s wife received a phone call. Her sister –had disappeared and was reported missing.
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Can they drive a car in India if they've learned to do it in Germany? Or in Japan if they have been taught in the USA?
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Over a period of four years, director Klaartje Quirijns fostered an intimate relationship with renowned photographer Anton Corbijn, resulting in this revealing portrait.
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A documentary which paints a portrait of Oxford's 30 year-strong music scene. Featuring new interviews and rare archival material from Radiohead, Supergrass, Ride, Swervedriver, Foals and many...
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Alena Cherny wants to donate a grand piano to the music school of her Ukrainian hometown. The journey becomes a moving search in the places of her childhood.
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A gorgeously shot observational documentary in which a young Bengali family contemplates their future in a region plagued by cyclones and floods.
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Hipster goes yodel...
We follow the philosophy student and yodeler Polkabjørn on his way to the ultimate yodel experiences, and to success.
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A documentary about freedom of expression for political cartoonists in Syria and Egypt suddenly becomes highly topical when the Arab Spring takes place during filming.
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