Produced by: TEMPS NOIR (France)

Directed by: Jean-Yves CAUCHARD, Vivien MELTZ

Logline: Greenland has become a major geopolitical issue between the United States, Europe, Russia, and China due to its geographical location and mineral resources. Its geopolitical destiny will have significant ecological consequences for the entire planet. What choice will the people of Greenland make?

Produced by: BARS MEDIA (Armenia), ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS (Belgium)

Directed by: Inna SAHAKYAN

Logline: When Lala’s sister is murdered by a genocidal regime, an experienced international judge asks her to become the key witness in a grueling criminal case. Two women from different worlds unite to bring the perpetrators before the International Criminal Court.

Produced by: NORDIC EYE PRODUCTIONS (Sweden), MORGANE PRODUCTION (France)

Directed by: Mattias GROSIN, Iyanu OMOBOYE

Logline: Mathare Fathers is a film about three single fathers and their children in the Mathare shantytown of Nairobi, striving to change their fate against all odds. Corrupt police, poverty, and the ever-present temptation to revert to old habits lurk around every corner, yet the dream of a better life remains steadfast.

Produced by: CORNERS (Israel), YAMI 2 (France), TAL INBAR (Israel)

Directed by: Tal INBAR, Amit FARBMAN

Logline: As Israel teeters on the edge of authoritarianism, former IDF General Yair Golan risks everything to challenge Netanyahu’s corrupt rule. Facing persecution and threats, he becomes a symbol of resistance, fighting for democracy, a two-state solution, and an end to the war—both with the Palestinians and within Israeli society.

Produced by: TELEMARK (Poland)

Directed by: Elwira NIEWIERA, Piotr ROSOŁOWSKI

Logline: Three Ukrainian women — Yulia, Irina, and Olena — who survived captivity, torture, and sexual violence, undergo therapy for war trauma. Through their courageous struggle to heal, the film shows a powerful female perspective on resilience, inner strength, and the determination to reclaim their lives from the lasting scars of war.

Produced by: ENERO FILMS (Spain)

Directed by: Victor LUENGO, Virginia DIAZ

Logline: In Europe, the migration crisis is no longer a humanitarian issue, but a military one. The world knows who the losers are in this crisis, but… do we know who the winners are?

Produced by: WILDLIFEDIRECT (Kenya)

Directed by: Paula KAHUMBU

Logline: The Maasai have lived in harmony with wildlife for generations. But modern pressures threaten their lands and traditions. Young leader Marapash fights to protect his ancestral home as conflict grows, risking the future of the Maasai people and the elephants they live alongside.

Produced by: WILD PACIFIC MEDIA (Australia)

Directed by: Nick ROBINSON

Logline: Over the course of a year on a wild Australian river, three saltwater crocodiles battle to endure the extreme seasons, protect their young and dominate a kingdom of their own. This high-drama natural history series offers a never-before-seen window into the hidden lives of the world’s largest reptile.

Produced by: KIJORA FILM (Poland), BELLOTA FILMS (France), CINEDOKKE (Switzerland)

Directed by: Natalia DOŁGOWSKA

Logline: In the serene beauty of Tatra mountains, an asphalt road leads to a picture-perfect but overcrowded lake. Everyday thousands of tourists walk the same narrow path as if on a pilgrimage. How far away can you be from nature by trying to be in the middle of it?

Produced by: ROTATING PLANET PRODUCTIONS (Canada)

Directed by: Ari A. COHEN

Logline: As forest fires become bigger, hotter and more frequent, we investigate the loss, harrowing tales of survival and incredible resiliency of wildlife in the Boreal Forest.

Produced by: OXITOCINE (Chile)

Directed by: Jota LOYOLA

Logline: The South Pole is the most breathtaking, exotic, and mysterious place on the planet. Protecting it must be humanity’s top priority to navigate the profound changes our planet is undergoing. Following expeditions by international teams of researchers, environmental activists, and explorers, this series uncovers the frontlines of climate research.

Produced by: TRUE FILMS (Ireland)

Directed by: Kathleen HARRIS

Logline: Joined by his young family, extraordinary ornithologist Seán Ronayne tracks the migration of Ireland’s whitethroat across Europe and North Africa, an epic journey that reveals just how interconnected we all are.

Produced by: WINDFALL FILMS (United Kingdom), PBS/WGBH/NOVA (United States of America)

Directed by: Jamie LOCHEAD

Logline: Scientists venture onto the ice in the Arctic and Antarctica – including to the infamous Thwaites “Doomsday” Glacier – to investigate what, if anything, can be done to stop polar ice sheets from collapsing and catastrophically rising sea levels around the globe.

Produced by: CAPA PRESSE (France)

Directed by: Guilhem TOUZERY

Logline: Discover a gangrenous landscape of rot inhabited by giant, nightmarish monsters. Woodlice, centipedes, earwigs, pseudo scorpions, spiders, ants, slugs and vast armies of bacteria and fungi, multiplying at frenetic speeds, devouring everything in their path. But this repugnant, rancid world is also the scene of a fascinating transformation.

Produced by: MILLSTREAM PRODUCTIONS (Australia), GREEN MARBLE PRODUCTIONS (Australia)

Directed by: Gloor ALANEO

Logline: HEART is a premium international science documentary available as 1×90′ and 1×52′ versions. With exclusive access, HEART follows one of the most challenging and far-reaching medical breakthroughs of all time. An intensely human drama that charts the decades long science quest to create something seemingly impossible…
… A MACHINE HEART.

Produced by: GEDEON PROGRAMMES (France)

Directed by: Laurence THIRIAT

Logline: In Spring 2025, the PHAROS Project will gather in the harbour of Alexandria scientists, archeologists and researchers, to unravel the last secrets of the iconic lighthouse. Dassault Systeme joins the project providing scientists with the most accurate 3D reconstruction of the monument to his day, thanks to its latest modeling softwares powered AI.

Produced by: MASR MEDIA PRODUCTION (Egypt), SOURA (United States of America)

Directed by: Ahmed HUSSEIN

Logline: Follow the exciting journey of reviving millennia-old seeds from Tutankhamen’s ‘trash’ boxes found in his tomb into a real royal garden, through an intriguing combination of science, art and history.

Produced by: CABALA PRODUCCIONES (Chile), CABALA FILMS SL (Spain), HR (Germany), BILDERFEST GMBH (Germany)

Directed by: Gonzalo ARGANDONA

Logline: Beginning in September 2025, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory will map the entire night sky at an unprecedented speed, capturing changes nearly in real-time. Astronomers around the globe expect discoveries about supernovae, dark matter, and dark energy. Will the new telescope challenge or even transform our understanding of the cosmos?

Produced by: SAM CONTENT (Australia)

Directed by: John HARVEY

Logline: Atomic Paradise is a powerful theatrical documentary experience using archive and testimony which reframes the atomic bomb testing program of the Pacific region through a First Nations lens in a new and prophetic light.

Produced by: HEYMANN BROTHERS FILMS (Israel)

Directed by: Tomer HEYMANN, Nadan PINES

Logline: An immersive and experimental virtual journey into the life of 98-year-old Auschwitz survivor, Shimon Rothschild.

Produced by: INA (France)

Directed by: Valérie MANNS

Logline: Based on exclusive testimonies from the victims of the November 13 attacks, this film captures the intimate shock they endured and their path to rebuilding their lives a decade later. By intertwining these individual accounts, this choral narrative will become teh foundation of the collective memory of the 2015 attacks.

Produced by: LOOKSfilm (Germany)

Directed by: Lucio MOLLICA, Bence MÁTÉ

Logline: Twenty years in the life of a torn nation. A story of war, democracy and broken promises. Why was Afghanistan lost?

Produced by: LA VENTANA CINE (Chile)

Directed by: Rafael VALDEAVELLANO, Carola FUENTES

Logline: The Letelier File unveils the hidden network of spies, secret agents, and covert operations behind the explosive 1976 car-bomb assassination of Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier in Washington D.C.’s Embassy Row—exposing an international diplomatic scandal whose full story emerges today, as the 50th-anniversary approaches.

Produced by: PICBOIS PRODUCTIONS (Canada)

Directed by: Mathieu FOURNIER

Logline: Truth is a Weapon takes a critical look at the military industry, telling the story of gun inventor Gerald Bull. Shunned for illegal arms sales, the controversial engineer was murdered in 1990. For the first time, his family shares their personal archives, giving us access to his side of the story.

Produced by: KRATER FILMS (Belgium), DOKMOBILE(Switzerland), TOMTIT FILM (Netherlands), NEED PRODUCTIONS (Belgium)

Directed by: Leen MICHIELS

Logline: Our main character is a matchbox—a priceless piece of art. Knowing this, would you burn it? It begs for it. We explore the art market’s backstage, from steel vaults to cold wallets, speaking to artists, collectors, and even the art itself about the tensions this desire creates. We listen, wonder, and wait—until someone strikes the match.

Produced by: DYNAMO FILM (Poland), WKND (Spain)

Directed by: Katia PRIWIEZIENCEW

Logline: In Nairobi’s biggest slum, fifteen-year-old James fights for a career in ballet, trained by Joanna — a retired Polish ballerina at the Ghetto Classics foundation. Guided by a determined mentor, he battles impossible odds as we follow him across continents – from Africa to USA, Europe and Canada. A story of harsh reality and beauty of art.

Produced by: INDIE FILM BERGEN (Norway), POLYGRAF (Finland)

Directed by: Benjamin Garcia LANGELAND

Logline: Annie, a queer small town person moves to the big city and finds a newly formed Drag house. Drag Queens rule the stage, and Annie’s Rock and Roll-Drag King-Alter Ego; Maple Thorpe, will have to challenge the culture in order to conquer the World of Drag.

Produced by: NOMAD FILMS INC. (Canada), FIREGLORY PICTURES GMBH (Germany), SILVER FRAME (Poland)

Directed by: Eric BEDNARSKI

Logline: A feature-length documentary film about legendary singer and poet Leonard Cohen’s ground-breaking tour of Poland in 1985, how his music inspired a generation of Poles struggling to end the rule of the Soviet Union, and all told through never-before-seen stock footage and unparalleled access to those who were there.

Produced by: THE MOTOR MOVING PICTURES (Sweden)

Directed by: Andreas EIDHAGEN

Logline: Life Through a Lens unravels the power of a single image to shape lives and sway politics for decades, while unveiling the hidden truths behind Lennart Nilsson’s iconic photographs—delving into the delicate balance of art, science, and the ethical dilemmas that bind them.

Produced by: RISE AND SHINE FILMS (PTY) LTD. (South Africa), FLOR (United States of America)

Directed by: Meg RICKARDS

Logline: In post-apartheid South Africa, Oscar Gutierrez—a Guatemalan-born photojournalist—finds purpose and presence in bearing witness to a nation’s rebirth, even as the silent ache for Hawke, the son he left behind in America, guides him on a parallel journey through exile, memory, and longing for reconnection and belonging.

Produced by: LA BELLE FILM GMBH (Switzerland), FOLK FILM (Norway), DIRK MANTHEY FILM (Germany), BASALT FILM Netherlands)

Directed by: Ivo ZEN

Logline: Through the game of chess, we are introduced to various inmates and prisons around the globe who compete nationally and internationally. With each move, they search for strategies to move beyond their past and recapture their future.

Produced by: STORYBOARD STUDIOS (United-Kingdom), AFRICAN SCHOOL OF STORYTELLING (AFRISOS) (Tanzania)

Directed by: Jigar GANATRA

Logline: Three young friends, deeply connected to nature, must redefine their identity as their traditional way of life is pushed to the brink. A story told by the Hadzabe hunter-gatherers themselves, will immerse us in a pivotal moment of their 50.000 year old history at a crossroads between old and new.

Produced by: CADENZA FILMS (Brazil), O PAR (Brazil), CAPURI (Brazil)

Directed by: Rafael ANDREONI, Alberto ALVARES

Logline: Invisible Birds is a cinematic, poetic and anthropological journey, deep into the indigenous languages ​​of Brazil. Indigenous stories are living beings, like invisible birds, that are felt through their words, chants and ancestral customs – passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years – and have the power to shape our future.

Produced by: ETEREA S.A.S. (Ecuador)

Directed by: Ana Cristina BENÍTEZ

Logline: At 36, Ana faces advanced breast cancer, finding refuge in her camera and family archive as she reflects on healing beyond the body.

Produced by: PETITES POUPEES PRODUCTION (France)

Directed by: Cynthia PINET

Logline: From exclusion to empowerment: Dive into the first Miss Albino contest in the DRC.

Produced by: FRAME 22 HUB DE CONTEÚDOS (Brazil)

Directed by: Juliano DE PAULA SANTOS

Logline: Water from a female perspective. In Brazil, home to the largest freshwater reserve, the series explores the connection of Indigenous, quilombola, executive, historian, and scientist women. Traditionally key figures in water-related matters, yet silenced in major decisions. With a sensitive narrative, it balances technology, ancestry, and the poetry.

Produced by: JUSTMARIA (Italy), LA BANDITA (Italy)

Directed by: Danny BIANCARDI

Logline: When Italy tries to kick out its hottest new rock star, Michael Spaghetti fires back with electrifying music, unbreakable friendships, and a dream that refuses to be confined by any border.

Produced by: SHANGAI MEDIA GROUP (China)

Directed by: Nan YANG, Peiyun HE

Logline: Third-generation migrant workers, who were left out of the system, seek a meager salary and fragile friendships. Gen-Z developed their self-awareness on the assembly line and TikTok, approaching the end of their youth. Will they escape from their parents’ fate?

Produced by: PAPER PLANES PICTURES PVT LTD (India)

Directed by: Vaibhav JADHAV

Logline: In a traditional Indian wrestling academy, an 18-year-old trainee struggles under the weight of his uncle’s political ambitions and his guru’s rigid ideals of masculinity, as unspoken tensions and quiet desires begin to unsettle the very world he is meant to conform to.

Produced by: RIZOMAFILM (Italy), BARUU COLLECTIVE (Kenya), WINDMILL FILM (Netherlands), POPCULT (Italy)

Directed by: Saitabao KAIYARE

Logline: In Nairobi’s slums, Shabu Mwangi and the Wajukuu Arts Collective use art to confront corruption, inequality, and generational trauma. As they prepare for global exhibitions and build a future beyond their origins, their journey proves that creativity can ignite change and transform communities.

Produced by: URBANIA PRODUCTIONS (France)

Directed by: Nadege JUSTINIANI

Logline: The documentary follows journalist Astrig Agopian as she explores the rising neo-spiritual movement of the “sacred feminine.” Through retreats and rituals, she uncovers a world promising women power and healing. Her investigation reveals medical, financial, and psychological abuses, analyzed by experts and victims testimonies.

Produced by: SARD FILMS AB (Sweden)

Directed by: Wafa Jamil ESPVALL

Logline: An exiled Gazan filmmaker captures her family’s fight for survival during genocide, blending intimate home footage with searing war diaries—a testament to Palestinian resilience.