Three connected generations of lost Ghanaian women fight to find meaning from both their lives and that of their young African nation, as they awaken

Guénolé, an 11-year-old boy, lives in a very small village called Agotimé Adamé, three hours from Lomé in Togo, West Africa. He has an obvious

Fabienne, 25, faced with her child’s health problem and her husband’s irresponsibility, decides to look for a job. She chooses to become a motorcycle driver,

For our land and bones. At the end of the world. Technology and waste, in our lands, our systems, our bones. Wandering our spaces, she

The year is 2035 in a near dystopian future. The world has fallen into mayhem as an airborne virus without discernible origin and no cure

In the Colombian Caribbean, a group of queer activists practice a militancy that challenges heteropatriarchal norms while engaging in other causes to collectively fight against

Twenty-five years after the events, Judith (35) finally dares to come out of her silence and file a complaint for the rape she suffered as

1645. Guadeloupe, French West Indies. Ibátali, a native Kalinago (one of the Caribbean’s first nations), is married to a French settler. She takes Olaudah, an

Old songs with cheerful meanings and tattoos of a static nature symbolise the last generation of Bedouins belonging to this form of a simple life