In the summer of 1982, the Israeli army invaded Beirut and simultaneously looted the archives of the Palestinian Research Center. The archive contained historical documents on Palestine, including a collection of still photographs and moving images. Using this as a …

Three young women form a witch pact and start a black metal band—without knowing how to sing or play instruments. Driven by rage and sisterhood, they quickly go from zero to performing on the biggest stages, including Roskilde, before even …

Two Estonian fathers form a band and create their own musical universe with the traditional talharpa, dry humor, and punk inventiveness. Puuluup unexpectedly takes them into the world—on tours, big stages, and international success—while daily life at home continues with …

Palestinian comedian Alaa Shehada forms a stand-up comedy group with performers from Golan, Hebron, Ramallah, Jenin, and Haifa. With great effort and even greater humor, they tour Palestine and Israel, where walls and checkpoints affect both travel and audiences. The …

In a borderland between love, business, and geopolitics, North South Man Woman portrays encounters between North Korean women and South Korean men. After fleeing to South Korea, Yujin Han runs a matchmaking agency for women who have recently left North …

In a Saudi Arabia where women were granted the right to drive only six years ago, the divorced Azza works freelance as a driving instructor. Moving effortlessly between tears and laughter, she always has a sharp verbal comeback for the …