29-year-old Natalia is about to make her Life Profession in the orders of the Byzantine Catholic Church, having left behind her exciting life as a young student to devote herself to God. Natalia is a film about returning to the world or walking away from it, and just how far a person would go for who they love.

Laila Haidari survived child marriage and her own traumatic past to battle one of the deadliest problems in Afghanistan: heroin addiction.

Supported by:

Tribeca Film Institute, Bertha Foundation, NHK, CBC, Ikon, DR, SVT, KCET and TRT.

Farkhunda, a 27-year-old Afghan woman, and religious scholar, was brutally murdered by a mob in the streets of Kabul in March. At the time it was wrongly alleged that she had burnt the Qu'ran.

Afghan cinephiles try to retrieve over 8,000 hours of film footage they risked their lives to conceal during the Taliban era.

Friends of a murdered Afghan journalist search for answers as they come to terms with their loss.

Directed by Elizabeth & Gulistan Mirzaei

Cinematography by Elizabeth Mirzaei

Following the hazardous journey of one of Afghanistan’s pioneering girls’ schools.

Malek Mohammad, a 15-year-old Afghan boy, set about collecting firewood for his mother so she could cook dinner. As he stepped into a field, there was an explosion from a landmine. His legs, stripped from his body, now lay several feet away from him. Two years later, he comes to the United States filled with hope. His goal-to return home to Afghanistan walking.

Traversing the globe to uncover stories of people who suffer from rare and mysterious conditions, In Afghanistan, doctors operate on a baby born with a parasitic tumour.

Since 1952, Norway has given NOK 400 billion in aid. Did the money help or hurt?

Screened before an audience of 60,000 at the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park, New York.