Forum Projects

In the stormy Baltic sea, a group of amber fishermen combs the Lithuanian coast, chasing traces of time and memory.

A portrayal of a brutal cancer journey from both patient and caregiver perspectives, revealing how it transforms individuals, couples and families.

Vojta, the eldest son of a circus director, bears the weight of a seven-generation legacy as his curiosity about the outside world clashes with the

Could meltwater from the ice sheets cause the Gulf Stream to collapse? Inventor Claus Melvad, diagnosed with autism, is helping to find the answer.

A journey into the creative process and mind of one of the world’s most brilliant and enigmatic architects, Daniel Libeskind.

Portrait of Ales Bialiatsky - dissident, human rights defender, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who has spent decades defying authoritarianism.

A filmmaker examines the links between everyday sexism and gender-based violence through women’s voices, expert insight, and personal reflection.

A tragicomic documentary exploring how tourism in the former Danish West Indies mirrors colonial power structures today.

Seven years deep in the forest. The animals lived as if the camera didn’t exist – or because of it. This is the story of a forest that looks back.

Tragicomic tale of an environmental crime, thousands of highly endangered fresh water pearl mussels were crushed by a single forestry machine driver.

"Daydream of Darkness" is a horror-documentary about forgotten poet-witch Helen Adam’s eerie legacy of magic, horror, and revolt.

Finding Kvens is a heartfelt documentary that dives into the tangled world of the Kvens, Norwegian minority, who can’t quite agree who they are.

A young crew of filmmakers, sailors and a researcher journey through Arctic waters, mapping visions for the future and unearthing echoes of the past.

A woman journeys through memory, grief, and her father’s tragic past- torn between the longing to fall and the fear of falling.

In the heart of Norway's black metal scene, a new force suddenly emerges. Three young women have entered to the stage, as witches.

As war in northern Syria uproots a Kurdish community and their thousand-year-old olive trees, a woman becomes a symbol of hope through

As animals go extinct and zoos are full, Valerio and Sebastian rescue tiny species into their homes. Can their efforts ensure that the animals can

In Ghana, Pakistan, and Cape Verde, young people face the same dilemma: leave and try to make it in Europe, or stay and build a life at home?

An honest meeting with your Brain.

When their church burns down in a storm, its loss highlights the struggle of a tiny arctic community facing climate and societal change.

Three sisters, three brothers, two cultures.

In a time of conflict and division, five sisters find courage to reconnect

Greenlandic artists confront a changing world and colonial shadows as they prepare a landmark exhibition.

Long live the Drag King.

When Nilsson’s photos went global, photography became truth and pictures began to speak louder than science.

Journey into the hidden world of rímur singers and poets, where we explore how this ancient tradition beats through the heart of our country today.

Amid occupation and war, young Palestinian actress Yara struggles to reconcile her artistic ambitions with the fight for liberation.

The rise and fall of a hero – Unique home video footage reveals the human behind the headlines.

North of North is a documentary about the Arctic's profound transformations, seen through the eyes of the crew aboard the small sailboat Barba.

How do we, the Arab witnesses of the Palestinian Genocide, deal with the ever so frustrating vacuum of international justice?

Dr Christoffer Rahm is on a global mission to prevent child abuse. His starting point is helping paedophiles – a method which may be controversial.

Oliver puts his life on hold to help his best friend – until he can’t anymore. A docu-series about care, identity, and growing into yourself.

Two Iranian women from different corners of the world meet through the internet and become close friends, together they create a utopian Iran .

A filmmaker creates a time loop to force her alcoholic father to change. As he relives the same day, she realizes she might be the one in a loop.

What do encounters with mosquitoes tell us about us humans and our relation to nature?

As truth becomes a weapon, small frontline nations fight a hidden war – using code, courage and clarity to defend democracy in the digital age.

An exploration of memories, loss and trauma in a magician's life.

The story of Fawzia Koofi uniting Afghan women to fight the draconian laws from the Taliban, to insure the future of their daughters.

Each Christmas a mystery package arrives. Now young detectives Edle and Brage are on the case to uncover the secret sender once and for all.

Decades after Prime Minister Olof Palme’s murder, ordinary Swedes chase suspects and memories, each drawn to a wound the nation never quite closed.

Aboard a pink ship gifted by Banksy, two women join a crew rescuing refugees at sea, risking all to fight injustice on the front lines of Europe.

Nikke Liinamaa’s brain escapes and leads the viewer through a hand-drawn inner world blending animation and creative documentary.

To help his son overcome speech difficulties, a filmmaker confronts anxiety and childhood shame to break destructive generational patterns.

A 10-year-old girl experiences the collision of two worlds – stark reality of 1993 in Estonia and the arrival of the Wild Rose, a Mexican

A young woman embarks on a journey through the homeland of her ancestors – Norway and Russia, aiming to restore balance and peace to the world.

Till Death Do Us Part explores the emotional and legal injustices of living in the only country in the world where divorce is impossible.

Artist Nara Walker sued Iceland to the European Court of Human Rights after her prison sentence for biting her husband's tongue in self-defence act.

With intimate access to a leading group tracking extremism, Two Minutes of Hate follows global trends in online hate and explores the human cost.

From chaos to joyful acts of rebellion. Thirteen queer women with a 40-year age gap form a ukulele band and find harmony where no one expected it.

In Harlem, Swedish rapper Timbuktu confronts his father’s past in an attempt to heal their shared legacy.

Weeds is a humorous and poignant feature about outsiders in society and weeds in nature. What is lost when we reject what doesn’t fit in?