Unbearable

Fertile lands keep transforming into deserts, ice caps are melting. The Earth’s climate is hotter now than it has been in the last 100,000 years. There are many frightening consequences of climate change. In Yemen, increasingly hot summers make farmers’ lives unbearable. Climate change has devastated the lives of Yemeni farmers: rising temperatures reduce the water supply to the point where families have to leave their land to survive. In the Norwegian Arctic, average temperatures have risen by 4-5 degrees, making the icecap gradually melt. How to live in the era of global warming?

A few Palestinian guerilla's break into an Israeli camp in the occupied territories. They kill a few Israeli soldiers before they are killed, apart from one who dies in the camp after being captured alive. The Israeli military dispatch an …

Kylie Bucknell is forced to return to the house she grew up in when the court places her on home detention.

A Woman Captured is a raw and intimate portrayal of the psychology behind enslavement. Director Bernadett Tuza-Ritter offers an evocative study of a woman so debased and disregarded that even she has lost sight of her own life. A 52-year-old Hungarian woman has been kept by a family as a domestic slave for a decade. Marish has been exploited and abused by a woman for whom she toils as a housekeeper - entirely unpaid, performing all manner of back-breaking household duties seven days a week. In exchange, she only gets cigarettes, leftovers and a couch to sleep on. The money she earns from night shifts in a factory is taken away from her.

VITAL BONDS is an evocative cinematic journey alongside the living and the dying, bringing to the screen a human drama never-before captured on film. With remarkable access to Canada’s busiest organ-transplant hospital, we witness one of the most profound experiences in any human life: the loss of a child, and the agonizing decision this tragedy demands. Created by two acclaimed Canadian documentarians, director Niobe Thompson and producer Rovita Dransfeld, VITAL BONDS grips the viewer in a relentless, emotional embrace—propelling us from moments of unexpected joy to unbearable heartbreak—until the very final frame.

In 1881, twenty-five men sailed from St. John's, Newfoundland towards Lady Franklin Bay in the high Arctic to collect scientific data. Three years later, six survivors returned, with a story of shipwreck, starvation, mutiny and cannibalism. The film reveals the nearly unbearable pressures experienced by the members of the expedition.