Forum Projects

An intimate love story about a young couple who must redefine their future when leukemia strikes just as they welcome their second child.

Portrait of Ales Bialiatsky - dissident, human rights defender, imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who 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, humanistic documentary exploring how Danish tourism in the US Virgin Islands, formerly Danish West Indies, mirrors past power struggles

Daydream of darkness is a horror-documentary on the poet and self-proclaimed witch Helen Adam’s eerie legacy of magic, horror and nature’s

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 filmmaker and her crew retrace a 19th-c. Arctic expedition, meeting locals and scientists to explore resilience and our bond with nature.

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

An honest meeting with your brain.

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.

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?

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.

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

A personal and politically urgent doc following the extraordinary women leading the resistance against the Taliban’s war on Afghan women’s rights.

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.

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 telenovela

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 sues Iceland at the European Court of Human Rights after being imprisoned for biting her husband's tongue in self-defence.