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In 1936, Palestine was a British Mandate territory. The British began to drive out the population to make way for Jewish settlers. Yusuf, Khalid and Khouloud experience the consequences first-hand and become radicalised.

Just before the Taliban return to power, camerawoman Naru sets out to cover stories with journalist Qodrat. Following her husband’s infidelity, Naru has lost all trust in men, but Qodrat turns out to be not as bad as she feared.

A film adaptation of Jane Austen’s 1811 novel of the same name, which recounts the fortunes of the widow Dashwood and her two eldest daughters, the level-headed Elinor and the romantic Marianne.

A more or less autobiographical story about six-year-old Maja, who moves with her parents from Yugoslavia to Denmark in the early 1990s. The transition turns out to be much more difficult than they had anticipated.

At the foot of Vesuvius, the past and the present converge. Gianfranco Rosi captures everyday life there, filming it in stunning black and white.

There’s no getting away from it: the performance review, in which a manager assesses an employee. Maartje Bakers takes a close look at this process.