- Early Short Films of the French New Wave - Short films from the French New Wave.
- Eastern Front - 6 months on the front lines of war with a Ukranian medical unit. Co-directed by Vitaly Mansky.
- Education and Nationalism - Documents the Japanese government’s re-writing of textbooks and education to support their political point of view.
- The First Year - Patricio Guzmán's previously unreleased documentary about the first twelve months of Salvador Allende's presidency. Released in French by Chris Marker.
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- Mambar Pierrette - The fiction debut by Rosine Mbakam. Premiered at Cannes 2023.
- Personal and Political: The Films of Natalia Almada - A box set of films by acclaimed filmmaker Natalia Almada.
- Rojek - Interviews members of the Islamic State who want to establish a caliphate.
- Youth - Wang Bing's epic profile of Chinese garment workers. Premiered at Cannes 2023.
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- The Two Lives of Eva - The complicated, traumatic story of a young woman, the filmmaker's mother, a well-off, Polish Lutheran before WWII, who afterwards married a Jewish Warsaw ghetto survivor.
- Violette Leduc: In Pursuit of Love - A biography of French author and memoirist Violette Leduc.
- My Father - A short film in memory of Esther Hoffenberg's father, who was a Polish Holocaust survivor.
- Welcome to Nuclear Land - Hoffenberg travels through Normandy to reveal the frightening reality of what it means to live with nuclear power.
- As if It Were Yesterday - Traces how thousands of Jewish Belgian children were saved during the Holocaust.
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- Ciné-Guerrillas: Scenes from the Labudović Reels
- Plunges us into the media battle that played out during the Algerian war for independence. A diptych with Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović Reels.
- Colette and Justin - A filmmaker interviews his grandparents about their experience of Belgian colonialism and the fight for Congolese independence.
- The Five Demands - Two volatile weeks that changed the face of higher education.
- The Grocer's Son, the Mayor, the Village and the World - A group of people gather in what used to be the village grocery store. Among the vineyards in rural France, they are trying to start a platform to stream documentary films.
- How to Be a Good Wife - Juliette Binoche stars in this comedy about questioning her life while running a housekeeping school for teenage girls in 1968 France.
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- Martin Roumagnac - A provincial builder falls in love with an alluring shopgirl, oblivious to her crowded romantic past. Starring Marlene Dietrich and Jean Gabin.
- Matter Out of Place - Follows our garbage across the planet and sheds light on the endless struggle to gain control over people's vast quantities of waste. The new film from Nikolaus Geyrhalter.
- Money, Freedom, A Story of the CFA Franc - Explores the history of the CFA Franc and monetary colonization in Africa.
- Myanmar Diaries - Comprised of short films that show Myanmar's transition from military coup to nation-wide protests and civil disobedience.
- Non-Aligned: Scenes from the Labudović Reels - Re-traces the birth of the Non-Aligned movement, examining how a global project of political emancipation was constituted by the cinematic image. A diptych with Ciné-Guerrillas: Scenes from the Labudović Reels.
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- The Son - A filmmaker explores the death of his cousin, who was killed while on a Russian army mission. From the director of Sleeping Souls.
- Time of Pandemics - Explores the quest for an HIV vaccine in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. The new film from Rehad Desai, the director of Everything Must Fall.
- Trouble Sleep - A dynamic, impressionistic city symphony that uncovers the unwritten rules governing the seeming chaos of Ibadan’s streets.
- Today - Director Su Friedrich tries to live in the moment, whether it's devastating or uplifting.
- Users - A mother wonders, will my children love their perfect machines more than they love me, their imperfect mother? A cinematic meditation on technology and parenthood.
- White Balls on Walls - Go behind-the-scenes as the staff at Amsterdam's Stedelijk Musuem strives to diversify their art collection.
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