Past Films

“I was very sorry that I never had the chance to be a young, single woman who could marry whoever she wants, whenever she wants.”

With deeply personal access, this is the untold story of a brave group of citizen journalists forced to live undercover, on the run, and in exile—risking their lives to stand up against one of the most violent movements in the world today.

<p>As the war threatens to leave a generation of young Syrians without education, health care or a state, Lost in Lebanon follows four Syrians who are building a community, sharing resources and attempting to advocate for themselves in their new land.</p>

The first person narrative in Nowhere to Hide allows an immersive and uncompromising insight into the resilience and fortitude of a male nurse in Jalawla, Iraq.

Murder, drug addiction, hijacking cars, running away from home: these are just a few of the crimes that the girls from the rehabilitation center for juvenile delinquents in Tehran have committed.

<p>The Settlers cracks open the world of Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank: their daily lives, their worldviews, and their position within Israel.</p>

Dubbed, “The Egyptian Jon Stewart,” Bassem Youssef hosts the most popular television programme in the Middle East.

In our media-saturated world, victims of wars and mass violations of human rights are often depicted as bodies rather than as individuals.

In August 2013, a military defector with the code name “Caesar” smuggled 53,275 photographs out of Syria.

<p>A political thriller and a musical journey,<em>No Land's Song</em> never loses sight of its real center - the female voice.</p>

Danae Elon exposes a deep, complex, and painful portrait of Jerusalem today. 

What does it take to operate safely in a conflict zone and return with material that succeeds on both an editorial and ethical level?