The young generation of Greenlanders are divided about the question of independence. Faced with an uncertain future, new times are coming for the world's largest island.

Crisis is imminent in this program where dried-up lakes, antarctic glaciers, and space travel make us appreciate the urgency of taking care of our shared home.

Come face to face with your own mortality as these two pieces delve into sickness and the challenges of growing old.

Ai Weiwei continues telling us urgent stories of displacement in this, his first, virtual reality artwork.

Two moving VR-pieces explore human's will to survive in poisoned environments.

One of this year's surprise hits in the festival world is the charming and multi-award-winning Algerian film about a woman who runs a café in the Sahara desert.

The critically acclaimed side-project of the drummer of Bob Hund, Christian Gabels, features minimalist sound collages created on analogue recording equipment.

Two films that celebrate musical creativity. Experience the German synth genius Felix Kubin in action with a festive short about Crunchy Frog’s 25th anniversary.

Astronauts often experience the “overview effect”. It’s the moment when they first see planet Earth, as a vulnerable dot in the universe needing our protection.

With the actor Tim Robbins as director, hardcore criminals find new faith in themselves and each other in a film about theatre as therapy.

A mother and daughter confront the past after years of civil war, but end in the difficult dilemma between reconciliation and political ideals.

Erdogan's Turkey under the surface in an in-depth and highly topical film about power and international politics.

The arrival as Syrian refugees in Norway turns into a new beginning with challenges for a Syrian man and his young son.

Bjørn Nørgaard and a team of Czech glass artists in the demanding process of creating a grave monument for Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik.

A sensory and cinematic work from the Sonoran Desert in the southern US, where a man lives in a lonely pact with a brutal nature and in the shadow of the apocalypse.

The Icelandic band Hatari is used to provoking everyone and everything, but at the Eurovision Song Contest in Israel they have the opportunity to call out the whole world – that is if they want to.

Se (or re-see) Roy Andersson's fantastic film about Swedish youth in the 1970s and about a young couple's adventure during a warm summer.

A mosaic portrait of Tove Ditlevsen. The self-confident and outspoken author, and the fragile woman behind the books.

In a roller-coaster of large and small moments, we are invited inside a magical boyhood universe during a decisive year at a boarding school for lower secondary students.

We are invited to experience a roller-coaster of large and small moments in the magical universe of teenage boys during a decisive year at boarding school. Shown with the short film ‘What the Sea Forget’.

Director Sam Soko, Camillia Nielsson and Bent Nicolajsen in conversation following the screening of SOFTIE

Stinne Bech (Amnesty) and Mette Marie Yde (Danner) in conversation following the screening of SAUDI RUNAWAY

Grete Faremo (UNOPS) and Anders Krab-Johansen (Berlingske Media) in conversation following the screening of WE HOLD THE LINE

A Romani family living in a marshland outside Bucharest is forcibly rehoused to the city, in a lively and touching audience favourite of a film.

A unique digital duet between a man and a machine, when Actress explores the creative potential of artificial intelligence with the AI character Young Paint.

Five years in the lives of two young French girls. Friendships, love, early adult life – a virtuoso documentary 'Girlhood' about making the right choices.

‘After the Fallout’ follows people navigating life in Fukushima and the new world that has been created since the 2011 disaster.

The electronic composer and young VJ artist invites us to an audiovisual evening with microtonal and crystalline vibrations.

The lead singer Shannon Hoon from Blind Melon documented his life on VHS tapes right until his death. A unique (self-)portrait and a time capsule of 90s culture.

Facial tattoos, prescription drug abuse, rebellious punk energy and early death. The story of SoundCloud rap and the world around the music.

Meet the German filmmaker in a conversation about his life's opus, ecstatic truth and about making films in the intersection between reality and fiction.

Special screening of 'Now' and debate with representatives of Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion and the Green Students' Movement.

A special screening of 'The Social Dilemma' and a debate about surveillance capitalism – and about how we take back control of our private lives.

Special screening of 'Saudi Runaway' followed by a conversation with representatives from the Danish Muslim Women's Movement.

The brilliant Russian filmmaker's life and work, told by himself through uncovered recordings and phenomenal footage.

The form is lo-fi and personal like a diary in the Korean Areum's captivating film about gender roles, bodies and femininity, with her own family life as the raw material.

Preview screening with subsequent debate about radicalisation and prevention with a panel of experts in the field.

The families of two missing civilian activists in Syria speak out in a film, which uses words to give the invisible victims of the war a face.

A cinematic self-portrait of one of France's most iconic artists, shot by the man himself over a period of 70 years.

From Japan to Copenhagen, and from the sophisticated to the grotesque. Opposites meet in the Japanese pianist Eriko Makimura, who now has to break with her past.

The world premiere of a portrait film about the singular Swedish film artist Roy Andersson, created in his spirit.

Bittersweet and tragicomic film from a Russian cruise ship of the cheaper kind, where everyone is looking for love – and luckily find it.

Last orders at a bar in Las Vegas before it closes. The last moments of an American microcosm, masterfully portrayed by the Ross brothers.

A protest of French workers against the closure of their factory turns into a rebellion against an invisible enemy: globalisation.

Pumping house music meets political activism at a club in New York, where former convicts find new hope.

A film version of Thomas Piketty's best-seller from 2014 has not become less relevant since the book was first published. 700 pages of razor-sharp conclusions in just 100 minutes!

‘Care(less) 2’ addresses the attitudes toward the elderly by exploring the possibilities of VR.

A controversial experiment with three young women on social media documents the sickening reality that many children face on the internet.

An elephant cemetery in Sri Lanka is the goal of a dark and trippy journey through the jungle, like an 80s action film in slow motion and on magic mushrooms.

Five years in the corridors of power in Greece, which for years struggled with economic meltdown and political extremism.

An audiovisual performance based on Leonard Cohen's life and work by the French composer, who has worked with Frank Ocean and Solange.

From oligarch to icon for the democracy movement. A political thriller from Russia with Mikhail Khodorkovsky in the lead role.

What happens when AI stops playing games?

Can artificial intelligence create art and edit a documentary in real time? See for yourself, when we make an attempt and follow it up with a panel discussion.

Young people from all over the world meet for the World Robot Olympiad in Thailand. Meet some of them live, when we host a film screening, debate and workshop at CPH:DOX.

With live visuals and musicians from the Danish Chamber Orchestra, artists Leah Borromeo, Jamie Perera and Katharine Round re-imagine the Anthropocene as a four part symphony composed from climate data.

A team of Romanian journalists dig their way deep into a corruption scandal which goes all the way to the top of the system. A true documentary thriller, and one of this year's best-received films.

The Iranian coup of 1953 changed the Middle East for ever. An intense and revelatory docu-drama tells the dramatic story of how it happened.

What happens in the brains of serial killers? Find possible answers in a chilling but sober film about criminal psychology by the Oscar winner Alex Gibney.

When disabled youths started their own Woodstock and fought a battle for rights and recognition, they laid the foundations for the political changes of today.

One of the greatest and most groundbreaking names within modern dance has finally been given the film he deserves – and on top of that in artistic 3D.

Exhibition curated by DIS at Kunsthal Charlottenborg from 20 March to 9 August. Free admission during CPH:DOX.

Exhibition curated by DIS at Tranen from 20 March to 9 August. Free admission during CPH:DOX.

Two Danish films. An American anthropologist has a child with his Danish wife and sees himself in a new light. And two young women share a passion for cosplay and each other.

Five short and uncompromising works by Danish visual artists, created for both the gallery and the cinema.

A youth film that takes place at a creative school that allows you to be different: the Academy for Untamed Creativity.

Chinese entrepreneurs with dollar signs in their eyes settle in Africa in a neo-Western about the new face of globalisation.

The hostage crisis at the US embassy in Teheran in 1979 told by those who were involved on both sides.

Halfan Pisket's award-winning graphic novel on the stage of Revolver from 10 March to 8 April.

Three short and very beautiful films where form and experience have mutually influenced each other. Complex and suggestive.

Moving, witty, and completely unpredictable. A daughter's farewell to her father leads to an unexpected finale in a deeply personal film by Kirsten Johnson ('Cameraperson').

A critical look at Hollywood in this exposition of the lives of transgender people on film and TV, with the star Laverne Cox.

The Black Panther party's own rehab programme has connections going from 1970s New York – via racism, radical politics and an unsolved bank robbery – right up to the present day.

CPH:DOX and the think tank Justitia present an interactive trial, where you are the judge in a recent and real-world criminal case.

Episodes from the filmmaker's life with an eating disorder, told through the life of her alter ego from the ages of 7 to 18. A deeply personal experience in a sensuous form.

Hubert Sauper's visionary Sundance winner from modern Cuba is a panoramic report from a country with a unique and disruptive history.

Her search for a missing friend leads a woman to the traces of her own past in a poetic essay film from Lebanon and Iceland.

Life behind the walls of an Italian sect of Catholic kung fu monks, who live in an isolated world on a strong diet of martial arts, spirituality and occult rituals.

Werner Herzog in Japan, where a real rent-your-own family member is cast to play himself in a strange and surreal fusion of reality and fiction.

‘Fantaventura’ is a trip to a psychedelic island with the legendary German hip hop group ‘Die Fantastischen Vier’.

How a cartoon frog became an iconic meme for the hateful alt-right movement in a film that dives deep into the dark internet.

Solo concert with the German sound artist after the screening of the portrait film 'Felix in Wonderland'.

We are rounding off this year's festival with a midnight concert with the Brainfeeder beat creator Teebs, and MMH Radio will curate the DJs.

‘Flux’ is a thought experiment where genders aren’t seen as polar opposites.

Poetic and whispering ambient meet cinematic visuals, when the enigmatic sound artist and award-winning filmmaker visit Charlottenborg.

Tibetan monks from an over 500 year old Buddhist group initiate us in their story about banishment and quiet resistance.

The fall of the Soviet Union left a vacuum that the people on the fringes of Russia have found their own ways of filling. A quirky and stylish directorial debut.

Jørgen Leth looks back at more than 50 years as a filmmaker in a cheerful film, whose contagious enthusiasm initiates us in his special poetry.

Life among the animals we eat, as seen from the camera lens of the 'Aquarela' filmmaker Viktor Kossakovsky.

The modern history of Germany, told by four generations in a film by a director with a unique eye for detail. An artistic triumph.

The inhabitants of London's own answer to Christiania form a united front against gentrification and the dictatorship of normality.

‘Hypha’ is an immersive journey beginning with you as a spore in space taken by a meteorite to Earth.

A simple man starts to march towards the capital in protest, and forty days later a corrupt government is overthrown.

Barely 20 and a mother of two. A dark and flickering snapshot from the fringes of modern America.

A monumental opus from Harlem after dark, by the artist and photographer Khalik Allah, with the voices of the Haitian Frenchie and the other characters from the streets.

Fifteen young dancers in a performance based on the utopian rave culture of the 1990s. An aesthetic work from the hybrid field between dance, activism and performative art.

Three short video works that penetrate three spaces of the 21st century: a business conference, the arts world and the garage.

Three short Danish films about loss, hope and love. Creative reconstructions meet raw realism in personal stories about moving on.

From patriotism to gender roles: a sharply observed film from a small town in Russia, where the nation's values seep into everyday life.

‘In Event of Moon Disaster’ illustrates the possibilities of deepfake technologies by reimagining the Apollo 11 moon landing.

How do you make a film about Talk Talk, when the band refuses to participate or let their music be used in films?

Slacker comedy meets psychedelic ethnography in a poetic depiction of the inner lives of youths in a Swedish village after the disaster.

The great New York author in a conversation with Denmark's former climate and energy minister about his new book about global climate change.

Film and dance meet in a captivatingly beautiful totality in a film that floats above fiction and documentary. The winner of the best director award at the Locarno Film Festival.

Serbian docu-comedy with a satirical and self-effacing irony, based on the director's own life. An inter-generational film with lots of humour.

An evening of experimental Arabic contemporary music, visuals and elegant musical abstractions on metaphysical questions.

A Danish-Norwegian family gambles everything and decides to join the fight for the climate, but the choice of a new life in a sustainable agricultural collective is not without its challenges.

A woman's stubborn struggle for the environment and against the mining industry of South Africa, in a new film by the director of the CPH:DOX winner 'Push'.

When a forgotten tape is rediscovered and re-released by a Japanese record collector after three decades, life takes a new turn for the ageing, black, transgender musical genius.

Aboard a floating paradies of surreal luxury, an eccentric baron entertains his fellow passengers with incredible stories – but who is he really?

Conceptual concert film with the Danish rapper and award-winning lyricist Per Vers, followed by an intimate basement concert at Cinemateket.

An enigmatic film from Thailand's tropical fringes, where both time and reality lie in several, teasing layers.

Three friends party through the summer in concrete-grey Warsaw – maybe for the last time before they have to  grow up for good?

Jóhann Jóhannson's last film is an immense science fiction monument with reality as its raw ingredient. Visionary and staggering.

‘Le Lac’ is a dreamscape where liquid gives way to dust.

The fatal consequences of the one-child policy reveal themselves in a China where unmarried women are ostracised, but where three of them stubbornly continue to try their luck.

The Egyptian filmmaker Marianne Khoury explores topics such as motherhood, identity and kinship by turning the camera on herself and her family.

40 years of newspaper clippings from the New York Times create a fabulous mosaic of modern history in Alan Berliner's riveting essay film.

‘Life-giver’ follows a mother’s struggle through an abandoned Stockholm to save herself and her two daughters.

Danceable and political street party in the suburbs of Lisbon, where people dance to their own Afro-Portuguese beat.

Get seduced by the dance floor, when the Swedish quartet performs upbeat electronic indie pop.

Eight-year-old Sasha was born as a boy, but would like to be the little girl she always felt she was. Her parents take on the challenge of facing the outside world.

‘Locus Solus’ is the third and final part of Christian Lemmerz’s virtual reality trilogy visualising various mental states.

Young, cancer-stricken and with a will to fight for her life. A raw and touching film about a highly unusual teenage girl in today's Copenhagen.

A dark fever dream of a debut by the Colombian experimental filmmaker Camilo Restrepo, who is set to become one of the most unique filmmakers of the 2020s.

A look back at the bloody conflict in Northern Ireland, which lasted for more than 30 years, but has roots that are several hundred years old.

She is incapable of recognising faces, but art becomes a way to a new life for a lonely woman. A poetic film by a professional neuroscientist.

Eva Mulvad's heart-rending film about a small Iranian family's escape in the name of love.

The incredible but true love story between an SS officer and a Jewish girl. A story that starts in Auschwitz but ends in a courthouse in Vienna 30 years later.

A murder shakes up the small microcosm among the sex workers that live and work in the motor homes along the German motorways.

The world's first supermodel with Downs Syndrome challenges the norms of beauty and inclusion in an otherwise closed world.

From lightsabers to dinosaurs. Meet Hollywood's most innovative sound designers at work in a film that is a treat for film fans and sound nerds alike.

A night with concerts, captivating visuals and an oysters bar in the company of Kilo Kish, Nadia Tehran, Necklace and BischBusch.

A passionate portrait of the woman behind 'The Handmaid's Tale', the 80-year-old author and political firebrand Margaret Atwood.

The street art legend Martha Cooper is 75 years old, but still hangs out with New York's young artists when they are out painting the town red.

The iconoclastic fashion designer and 90s icon Martin Margiela lets us into his inspiring and creative brain.

‘Martyr’ is a bloody performance dinner at Apollo Bar combining food, performance and virtual reality.

Experience a true storyteller in action, when Alan Berliner visits this year's festival for a talk about making personal films that everyone can mirror themselves in.

The Oscar-winning filmmaker behind some of the greatest successes of documentary cinema in conversation.

What does music sound like, when we hear it in our sleep? Experience the brilliant composer in action during his work with the monumental masterpiece 'Sleep'.

At work with the mayor of Ramallah in a beautiful and topical film, which provides a fresh look at Palestine and what it means to run a society.

Everything is connected and portrayed with warmth and humour in a stylish and highly Nordic film about the welfare state's last great taboo: death.

What is censorship? Find out more about the dilemma in an open-minded encounter with censors from Germany to Sudan, Iran and China.

The director's existential journey through Siberia after the death of his boyfriend. Exceptionally beautiful images and unforgettable encounters in a dark and romantic combination.

Meet one of the most important musicians from London's new and sparkling jazz scene, who fuses jazz with electronic club music, grime and afro beats.

Three short works about technology, identity and the limits of our knowledge from three Chinese restaurants, ancient Cyprus and a modern tennis court.

An Iranian family becomes a miniature representation of Iran, where a conservative mullah tries to control things. But his defiant daughter has a secret plan.

A freediver and an octopus develop an odd friendship across species, in a beautiful and thought-provoking film from the world under the sea.

Political battles and personal intrigues are the dramatic materials of a humorous look at a world of auctions, where a true Rembrandt is hard currency.

‘nerd_funk’ is a digital identity existing on Instagram, following contemporary digital culture.

In a world without gods and kings, nature is the supreme authority. A sensuous and increasingly political film from a small community along the coast of Brazil.

From Greta Thunberg to the Extinction Rebellion. For the young activists the rebellion is both a means and an end in the struggle for the climate of the future.

Experience the flourishing Danish band with MØ's former musical partner Josefine Struckmann after the premiere of Eva Marie Rødbro's new film.

In Cuba, the participants of the radical Army of Love spread love and sensual pleasure across gender, age and ethnicity. A utopian hybrid film without limits.

Everything you'd like to know about money in a funny and thorough film, which goes to the source and asks the capitalists themselves. They have all the answers – at least sometimes.

From pretty girls to artistic icons: the French women have taken over the power, the stage and the microphone.

He dedicated his life to understanding the human brain. Now, we can experience the inner life of the charming neurologist and bestselling author Oliver Sacks himself.

The women of the music industry speak up with rape accusations against 'the godfather of hip-hop', the music world's answer to Harvey Weinstein.

It's election time in the village, and no holds are barred, while nature rages and the water levels are rising. A cinematic report from a country that is slowly disintegrating.

Her Muslim brother is imprisoned on false charges of terrorism, but in an unforeseen twist, Dilya's fight for his freedom takes on an entirely new and greater significance.

Bliv blæst bagover af polyrytmer og eksperimenterende beats til vores åbningsfest, med film om den afro-portugisiske musikscene og DJ-set af DJ Nigga Fox.

From performance art to deafening industrial music. The story of the pioneers Throbbing Gristle, told for the first time on film by the artists themselves.

The spirit of the revolution conquers a French school class, which takes part in a political and filmic experiment at a high school in the suburbs of Paris.

The rebellion against the abuses of the colonial era in 18th century Haiti is echoed in a complex and hypnotic film created by a collective of artists and intellectuals.

Toil and trouble and sisterly solidarity. Training to become a Filipino au pair in a film where we are on the young women's side.

Between chaos and hope among the paperless refugees in the streets of Paris, where the system and humanity itself are under great pressure.

The award-winning director Ron Howard raises the curtain on the story about the icon who brought opera to the people.

Musical vitamin D from India's desert in a beautiful tale about a boy with an incredible voice and a dream of living off his singing.

From the deep sea to outer space, and on to the ink of tattoos. A philosophical and aesthetic film about knowledge and visions – in razor-sharp black and white, of course.

A passionate and young female entrepreneur struggles to find a balance between her profession and who she is.

Raw realism, music videos and magic moments meet in an explosive cocktail of a film about the rapper Rikke Prelle.

We are celebrating the premiere of Anita Beikpour's film about the rapper Prelle with a film, mini concert and afterparty with DJs.

One year in a sealed space station in Hawaii, where six people take part in a social NASA experiment that simulates a mission on Mars.

25 years after spending their holidays at a summer camp in 1980s socialist Hungary, the campers confont the demons of the past.

A Syrian family on the run lands in three different corners of the planet. Canada, Turkey – and the Danish city of Assens. Here, a new struggle begins against bureaucracy for the right to be reunited.

Welcome to 'the Uncanny Valley', where humanoid robots are ready to obey any wish, as long as they don't have a choice.

An adventurous and activist sea voyage with Javier and Carlos Bardem to Antarctica – the only place on Earth that is still mostly untouched by human beings.

This year's biggest sensation is filmed in secret on an smartphone by a courageous Saudi-Arabian woman, who gambles everything on escaping before it's too late.

Preview screening of the first two episodes of the long-awaited series about the disaster that became the largest unsolved Nordic murder case since World War II.

A festival hit of a youth film from the bottom of the Scottish working class, where a young woman must face the choices that will shape her life.

Short film, concert and cocktails. Learn about the Jupiter-JUNO mission and experience the scientists’ struggle to clean debris from outer space.

A female artist with a deadly illness confronts her anorexia through merciless photgraphic self-portraits. A harrowing film with much to debate about.

Raw authenticity meets fragile illusions in a selfie film by two young friends from Naples' toughest ghetto.

A must for coffee lovers and climate change activists. Ecology, sustainability and idealism meet in an alternative way to making a really good cup of coffee.

It is easier to escape from North Korea than to be allowed to return again for a woman, who becomes an involuntary pawn in a dramatic geopolitical power game.

A prison sentence becomes a wake-up call for the dancer Lasse, but can he free himself from his drug addiction and his urge to live an intense life?

Two young transgender boys on an educational journey into the Nordic wilderness in a film about finding the inner human being – and gender – that one has always been.

When Bhutan becomes the last country in the world to adopt the internet, a young Buddhist monk must navigate his own way between prayers and mobile dating.

The history of electronic music from the point of view of the overlooked female pioneers in a film with style and substance, told by Laurie Anderson.

The past is haunting a former institution for forcibly committed women on a desolate island, where the empty spaces talk their own, subdued language.

An idealistic environmental inspector is given three months to do something about the air quality in one of China's most polluted cities.

A popular journalist is fighting to find a place for both his family and his political work in modern Kenya.

The inhabitants of a German colony in Chile share a dark past with violence and sexual abuse, but react in widely different ways when confronted with it today.

A unique sound work based on Danish warfare, presented in Dolby Surround Sound in a darkened cinema.

The Soviet era space programme still haunts us, but in the streets of Moscow the ghosts are those of four-legged cosmonauts.

Stalin's burial reproduced in a staggeringly monumental film, which consists entirely of incredible footage from the days around his death.

Three people who have drug abuse and life on the streets in common, share their stories from Copenhagen's Istedgade.

Life in an Iranian prison for women tells us just as much about the society outside its walls as it does about crime and punishment.

Meet the makers of 'Scandinavian Star' and 'Angrebet – Omars vej til Krudttønden' for a conversation about investigative journalism and creative documentarism.

A surreal piece of (Saturday night) entertainment that reconstructs a utopian TV project from the 1980s, which was meant to unite the Europeans in front of the telly.

Both women and men share their stories about sexual abuse in a film, which with simple and intelligent means creates a unique space for reflection.

An insider report from Pakistan, where a fundamentalist presidential candidate takes his opponents hostage with blasphemy laws.

‘The Antarctica Experience’ is a virtual reality expedition into the coldest place on Earth.

17-year-old Odilon scores a contract with a Swedish football team. But there is more than goals at stake for a young African in a tough sports world.

A 14-year-old Nepalese girl and her family are dreaming of a different future, but are confronted with a difficult choice.

The eye-opening story about how the oil industry for decades fooled the world and misrepresented the climate crisis.

Talk show at Kunsthal Charlottenborg about the climate, research and ice caps. An evening with film, talks, sound art and drinks on the rocks.

A comedy writer with a failed career behind him builds an artificial intelligence machine that is meant to battle the world champion in debating. But who wins?

VEGA|ARTS and CPH:DOX present the video installation ‘The Deep Listener: Recordings’ by Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen.

The investigation of the killing of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is the tip of the iceberg in a harrowing film by the Oscar-winning director Bryan Fogel.

An audience favourite in Sundance and Berlin about a Ukrainian family, which gets together to make short films in the midst of an unsettling and chaotic war.

Black holes tickle our imagination in a film about the scientific process behind the first image of one of the great mysteries of astrophysics.

Lawyers with their moral compass facing in the right direction drag Trump to court in four cases, which are all about insisting on basic human rights.

Three short films nominated for our Next:Wave Award. From Italy to a cowboy camp in Sweden, and on to a rebellion that explodes in a futuristic universe.

'The Key' is an interactive VR experience taking you on a journey through dreams.

Reality is stranger than fiction when the former first lady of the Philippines speaks out in this portrait by Lauren Greenfield.

A beautiful Icelandic film from the magnificent plains, where small changes start to appear in the age-old nature.

‘The Memor’ is a choreographed mixed reality exhibition interrogating the materiality of memory through replicas from earth’s deep past.

The theft of a painting leads to a mismatched friendship between an artist and a self-destructive criminal.

An inside look at the world's largest UFO cult. Quirky humour meets serious interest in a real examination of the strange lure of religion.

Based on the Japanese best-seller written by a 13-year-old boy, who found a language and opened the world's eyes to life with autism.

A charming and thoroughly British guided tour to peripheries of modern society with the poet Stephen Watts, in crackling black and white images.

The destructive influence of social media and the internet on our lives and society, in a frightening and clear-sighted film.

A Danish war veteran with a scarred soul travels to the Amazon jungle to find himself with the help of natural remedies and ayahuasca trips. A cinematic fever dream.

The deeper causes of the global invasion of plastic are presented in a film that look at one of the planet's greatest problems from the big perspective.

A Vietnamese filmmaker on Mars remembers life on Earth in a beautiful and melancholy work in the spirit of Chris Marker.

Three new video works by the contemporary artists Yael Bartana, Sophia Al-Maria and Vika Kirchenbauer.

How does an image gain its significance? And what are the political consequences of the eyes that see? An analytical experiment, which takes a new look at the Israel-Palestine conflict.

‘The Waiting Room’ explores illness from a patient’s POV and reminds the audience of the person behind the diagnosis.

A captivating portrait of the legendary journalist and war reporter Robert Fisk, who for 40 years has reported from front lines all over the world.

Garret Bradley's first long work weaves together the past and the present in a portrayal of the systematic oppression of black Americans.

A series of racist murders on immigrants has terrified Germany, but the relatives of the victims speak out in protest when the perpetrators are sentenced.

A northern Irish Romeo & Juliet story from the troubled 1970s, reconstructed with a female artist playing the role of her own father.

A city walk by Weirdwalks around Copenhagen's dark and criminal underbelly.

Women from widely different cultures speak out about giving birth, and about the traumas they have experienced when the birth does not go as expected.

Pedro Costa's dark and melancholy masterpiece follows a woman's lonely journey through the shadows of Lisbon.

Ai Weiwei's film about the abduction of 43 Mexican schoolchildren gets close to answering some of the open questions, by giving the word to the families.

Does the fight for the climate define new rules for civil disobedience? Yes – if you ask the controversial and charismatic ecological activist Paul Watson.

A highly Scandinavian and slightly surreal satire of life as new parents on parental leave in the Nordic countries. A mischievous hybrid, which dances to its own tune.

In the Philippines, the journalist Maria Ressa fights a battle for democracy against president Duterte and his 'war on drugs', which has claimed tens of thousands of lives.

From hippie and environmental activist to cyber pioneer. The life of 81-year-old biologist Stewart Brand mirrors the controversial bioethical dilemma that the world is facing today.

In Sicily, the artist duo Masbedo has rebuilt an old lorry into a rolling film studio in order to explore the island's history on the silver screen.

In Chechnya, a secret network of LGBTQ+ activists risk their lives in the fight against extreme oppression.

Use your phone to experience the mixed media artworks by artist Mikas Emil at Kunsthal Charlottenborg.

The Clash at the front of the Rock Against Racism movement of the 1970s, which brought together England's youths with punk and reggae.

Bruno Ganz appears in his last role in Anders Østergaard's film about the life of a Jewish artist couple in the time before World War II.

Women speak out in an enormous, global project about what it means to be a woman all around the world in the 21st century.

Undercover with environmental activists in their fight against the illegal logging of Europe's forests, where mafia methods go hand in hand with big business.

The world's worst film or an involuntary masterpiece? Paul Verhoeven's cult hit 'Showgirls' never stops provoking us.

A film about the Israeli dancer and choreographer Danielle Agami with a soundtrack by the uncompromising Zaar, who will perform a subsequent concert.

The ultimate film about the colourful multi-instrumentalist, based on rare material from his personal archives.

Embark on a journey deep into the rain forest, when the instrumental trio presents its ambient work, which is based on four years of field recordings of Shamanic tribal rituals.

From science fiction to smartphones. The ultimate film about artificial intelligence makes us wiser about the topic and asks critical questions about what future we want to live in.