Dennis Harvey returns with a follow-up to his Guldbagge-winning short film about a camp for homeless asylum seekers in Ireland. The film throws the audience into the reality of Olivia and a group of volunteers who help the homeless find …

Through three chapters, the film explores the contested memory of Japan’s “comfort women” — Korean women who were subjected to systematic sexual violence during World War II. Today, monuments honoring the victims are under threat of removal. What happens when …

For much of Mai’s childhood, her father was imprisoned in Israeli jails. After spending a decade in Norway, he returns to Gaza, leaving Mai questioning his choices and the impact of their years apart. When he eventually returns to Norway …

A symphony of pumping milk machines forms the soundtrack of this short film, where intimate close-ups of cows’ veined udders and teats take center stage. As a new mother, the director returns to the farm where she grew up, observing …

After a radio interview, a political activist experiences a sudden blackout, bringing memories of a painful childhood in Iran to the surface. Her father’s fate becomes the foundation for this story about how oppression leaves lasting scars, even on those …

Back home in Malmö, Areeb Zuaiter remembers her mother, who was only truly happy by the sea in Gaza. She finds the same smile in videos of young men practicing parkour on the beaches of Gaza. She gets in touch …