Features

	A Walk to Beautiful - The award winning feature-length documentary A Walk to Beautiful tells the stories of five Ethiopian women who suffer from devastating childbirth injuries and embark on a journey to reclaim their lost dignity.
	Afghan Chronicles - Since the fall of the Taliban, Afghanistan has been rebuilding itself and reviving democracy, and there is some freedom of expression. With its radio station and two magazines, one of them aimed at women, the press agency Killid Media is a real media phenomenon.
	Children of a Nation - Set amongst the chaos of youth gang fighting in 2006 that has turned tens of thousands of East Timorese families into IDPs (internally displaces people), an inspired East Timorese teacher develops a vision for the children in her school.
	The Dictator Hunter - For seven years, Reed Brody has been chasing one former dictator in particular: Hissene Habré, the former leader of Chad, who is charged with killing thousands of his own countrymen in the 1980s.
	Fighting The Silence: Sexual Violence Against Women In Congo - During the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s seven year war, more then 80,000 women and girls were raped. Fighting the Silence tells the story of ordinary women and men struggling to change their society: one that prefers to blame victims rather than prosecute rapists.
	Maquilapolis: City Of Factories - Carmen works the graveyard shift in one of Tijuana’s maquiladoras, the multinationally-owned factories that came to Mexico for its cheap labour. After making television components all night, Carmen comes home to a shack she built out of recycled garage doors, in a neighborhood with no sewage lines or electricity.
	A Minority Report: Kosovo Minorities Eight Years After - In June 1999, following the end of the three-months lasting NATO military campaign against Yugoslavia, the United Nations Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK) was established. UNMIK was the first peace-building operation ever based on the idea of an UN administration fully governing a post-conflict territory.
	Now The People Have Awoken: Exploring Venezuela’s Revolution - Venezuela has been in Washington’s enemy list in recent years. It also sits atop the biggest oil reserves in the world and claims to promote a new socialism. What makes Venezuela tick?
	Occupation 101: Voices Of The Silenced Majority - A thought-provoking and powerful documentary film on the current and historical root causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Unlike any other film ever produced on the conflict.
	Western Sahara: Africa’s Last Colony - Shot over two years, the film follows the story of Amma Didi and her family as they prepare to be reunited with the daughter she was forced to leave behind 30 years ago when she fled the Moroccan occupation of her homeland.