Programme

"Woman at War" is a green fairy tale which raises questions about individual action to address climate change. Can an individual make an impact in the face of the failure of the powers-that-be? 

The island states of the Pacific rise again to fight for their traditions and existence. After defeating Western colonialism, climate change rises as the next challenge. 

On 3rd of October 2013, a fishing boat transporting Erithrean refugees sank off the Italian island of Lampedusa. 368 people lost their lives, 155 survived. 

At the intersection of the Andes, the Amazon and the equator lies Yasuni, the rainforest home of hundreds of animal and plant species as well as the Waorani people. When oil companies arrive in Yasuni, one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world becomes the scene of a tragic conflict. 

Warmer Days depicts the struggle for survival that is everyday life for people in Myanmar, a country torn by climate change. Could answers to the problems caused by extreme weather events be found in sustainable construction, new types of crops, mangrove forests or expanding education for women? 

Cultures of Resistance -verkoston dokumenttielokuva "Burkinabè Bounty" kertoo länsiafrikkalaisen Burkina Fason matkasta kohti omavaraista ruoantuotantoa.  

It is estimated that one in three city dwellers will live in a slum by the year 2030. How can life be improved in areas that have little in the way of financial assets?