Shiori Ito is a brave woman with big ambitions. As a journalist, she covers the Washington beat for one of Japan’s biggest newspapers, but when her older boss sexually assaults her after a night out, everything changes. Where many others in the patriarchal Japanese culture

Danish-Iranian filmmaker Roja is facing the most difficult period of her 36-year-old life. She is pregnant with her son Oskar and diagnosed with cancer. In the midst of all this, she must try to find herself. ‘The Son and the Moon’ is her filmic journey

Wikke & Rasmussen har lavet et nyt koncept: De har lagt hele deres enorme TV, radio og ikke mindst filmproduktion ned på en harddisk, og du bestemmer, hvad vi skal se eller høre fra denne. Det betyder i al sin enkelhed, at ikke to shows

Since 2012, a series of repressive laws were passed by the Government labelling everyone who publicly disagreed with the official narrative as ‘foreign agent’, a traitor of Russia. In these circumstances, a group of independent Russian media and activists whith two Nobel Peace Prize winners

Thomas Cailleys prisvindende science fiction-thriller fortæller om en far og en søn, som kæmper for overlevelse i en dystopisk verden, hvor menneskene risikerer at blive ramt af mutationer, som tilfører dem attributter og lemmer fra fugle, løver, bjørne og aber. Myndighederne tvangsinternerer ofrene for disse,

”Navalny’ er en ‘A Clockwork Orange’-dystopi overført til det 21. århundredes virkelighed.’ Samuel Rachlin, Ekko (6 stjerner) Aleksej Navalny sidder på et passagerfly på vej til Moskva, da han pludselig bliver dødssyg. Flyet nødlander, og den russiske oppositionsleder eskorteres bevidstløs til et sibirsk hospital. Prøverne

Whether you’re a believer or not, you will experience the little hairs rise, the tears well up and a smile break through in ‘Look Into My Eyes’. We meet seven very different people from New York who have one thing in common: they’re psychic. Or

How do you tell the story of a genius like Brian Eno? The man who embraced the possibilities of technology, coined the term ambient music and helped the genre spread – alongside producing landmark albums for artists such as David Bowie, Talking Heads and U2.

Few filmmakers make films as visionary as Victor Kossakovsky (‘Gunda’, ‘Aquarela’). His new epic, which premiered in the main competition at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, is a cinematic exploration of thousands of years of architectural history. From the two-thousand-year-old ruins of the temple city