Virtual Cinema – Shift72

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.

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.

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 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?

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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