Land Without Women
How the Taliban are stripping Afghan women of their freedom. The film follows women who refuse to disappear.
German Human Rights Film Award 2026 · Nominee · Feature-length film
How the Taliban are stripping Afghan women of their freedom. The film follows women who refuse to disappear.
German Human Rights Film Award 2026 · Nominee · Feature-length film
Young Palestinians under a state of emergency: life amid occupation, Israeli military operations, settler violence and militant groups.
Years after fleeing the war, DJ Nourah Daher returns to Damascus to play a rave in her former home.
How far-right leaders in Germany rose to the brink of power, and the roles played by Russia and the US.
RIAS Award 2026 · Best TV · Emmy nominee 2026
Nidal Bulbul travels to Cairo with $65,000 to bring his family out of Gaza.
The rise of far-right extremism in Germany and the growing threat to democracy.
In Farkha, residents defend a way of life built on self-sufficiency and equality amid growing pressure from settlers.
An investigative newsroom reports on the war in Ukraine while its journalists live through it themselves.
In the West Bank, a new militant network called the Lions’ Den is using social media to recruit young Palestinians.
An undercover investigation into the hidden world of people-smuggling networks that turn refugees’ desperation into a billion-euro business.
Nominated · Prix Europa 2024 · Best European Video Investigation
Patients wait for a donor organ. In intensive care, every hour matters.
A record of an evacuation: volunteers in Berlin try to bring people at particular risk out of Afghanistan.
Nominated · Grimme-Preis 2023 · Roman-Brodmann-Preis 2023
A filmmaker and a boxer support the movement for freedom in Iran from their lives in Europe.
Far-right violence, terror plots and networks within Germany’s security services.
Cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: the human cost of the energy transition.
Ernst Schneider Prize 2021 · Video category
After the port explosion, Beirut struggles to save its historic buildings and cultural identity.
Two artists look for a way forward after the explosion.
Building a new life after leaving a strictly religious community.
Between mutual aid and protest: Beirut after the disaster.
Two Germans make their home in an Israeli settlement near Bethlehem.
The personal cost of leaving a closed religious community.
Easter without pilgrims: Jerusalem during the first coronavirus lockdown.
Inside the lives of ultra-Orthodox families and those who leave.
Young people see no future in Lebanon and look for a way to Europe.
Why do women escaping violence so often struggle to find a safe place?
An overcrowded camp in north-eastern Syria amid violence and a health emergency.
Nidal Bulbul wants to see his family in Gaza again. But even getting there is an uncertain journey.
What connects and divides Germans and people of Turkish heritage in everyday life?
A Palestinian village and the Israeli settlement on the opposite hill.