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“Lost Silverfish of Berlin” tells the untold story of once-prominent structures, to meet the need for emergency housing and other building needs.

Director Joo Joostberens reflects on a topic that is still taboo in our society: Why are we running away from death? Can you prepare for the death of a loved one? The movie tries to answer these and many other questions.

A portrait of Jewish life in Ukraine today, in the mirror of history and in the shadow of Russia’s full-scale invasion.

In São Paulo’s city center, 120 Latin artists live and produce at Ouvidor, the biggest artist occupation in Latin America. While there are constant threats of eviction, residents face an increasing internal turmoil.

Four different voices by elder women from two different minorities rooted in Northeast Panama and North of Sweden, share their truth about freedom and independence.

In December of 2002, McDonald’s had to shut down their restaurants in Bolivia.

In order to understand how collective intelligence develops in a team, we take a close look at the work and thoughts of Christian Gourcuff, a French Football (soccer) coach, who is using interesting ideas to create its strategy.

In the mountains of Hindu Kush, in Pakistan, among 165 million Muslims, unfolds the unique story of 4,000 Kalasha, an ancient pagan tribe that worships nymphs, gods and fairies.

Consciousness defies definition. Perhaps no aspect of mind is more familiar or more puzzling than consciousness and our conscious world.

Man’s capacity for kindness and compassion is overshadowed only by his ability to be as cruel and destructive.