Topic: No war!

This documentary shows the consequences of the 2008 war for displaced Georgians in a refugee settlement and their struggle to find a new home.

To document the imment conflict in eastern Ukraine, photographer Pierre Crom traveled to the Donbass in 2014.

After the 2014 revolution in Ukraine, Valentyn decided to become politically active and run for city council in his home town.

When Germany surrenders in 1945, two reckless teenagers put their families' escape on the line to save their friendship.

This film sensitively shows how two war orphans, in the face of an inhumane policy of conquest and the loss of their home, support each other.

Ghadir, Mohamad and their five children never wanted to leave their homeland Syria. Now they are in Germany. The new beginning is not easy.

A war crime was committed in their home village and consistently hushed up. The two brothers search for clues leaves us stunned and angry.

Five years after the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan the country's future was uncertain but buoyed by cautious optimism.

Anja Salomonowitz portrays three women from her family who as children lived through WWII but whose memories of that time diverge.

At the age of 19, Raja was deported to Nazi Germany and was forced to do labor on a Bavarian farm. This documentary is her story.

This film is the personal story of three generations of a family: grandmother, father and daughter - doctor, psychoanalyst and filmmaker.

The testimonies of former Wehrmacht soldiers collected by Ruth Beckermann are still horrifying today.

After the bloody genocide 20 years ago, Rwanda made a remarkable turnaround, which was primarily made possible by the country's women.

“When the bombs fell, the first thing we did was run away. It was not until later that we realized we had not looked back.”

An historian who survived the concentration camps, Otto Dov Kulka grants insights into his long-hidden world of thoughts.

Although they have lost everything through their flight, the Jesidesses Hedil and Naam fight for a dignified life for their families.