In this eerie, hazy fairy tale, two self-reliant families, isolated in the Siberian boreal forest, are locked in a perpetual feud that distracts them from the real threat looming: rapacious foreigners bent on profiting from the unspoiled landscape.

A 10-year-old and his grandmother, living on the frontlines of the ongoing war in East Ukraine, decide to stay in the small village that most have fled—but as the war drags on, bloodshed and terror test their resolve.

Splintered across three continents by civil war, one Somali family rankles indifferent bureaucracies and intolerant communities in each of their new countries when a crisis hits their frail matriarch and they desperately struggle to find her a home.

Drama explodes on the Scottish high seas as the last fishing family using traditional salmon nets battles animal activists Sea Shepherd and Hunt Saboteurs. Intrepid cameras capture the fiery fight as an even greater enemy emerges to confront them both.

In 1992, Estonia's first free elections voted in Europe's youngest and most radical leader. Frank interviews and rare archives reveal just how wild the newly "western" eastern-bloc country had to become to oust the Soviets and embrace capitalism.

When an ambitious Swedish manager is dispatched to revive a failing car manufacturing plant, he steps into an absurdist microcosm of modern Russia. His earnest but strict managerial style soon clashes with sleepy Soviet standards in this witty workplace satire.

A dumped, jobless musician returns home to Sicily looking for purpose. After a melodic vision of the mouth harp—one of the world's oldest instruments—he scours the Siberian wilderness to study under its master in this funny, fantastical midlife crisis.

The filmmaker follows three participants in an ambitious performance art project—including his own apathetic brother and a couple on the verge of a breakup—as they travel from Pristina to Belgrade to Zurich, inspired by the question: What do you believe in?

Vital and engaged, a retired schoolteacher in a small Serbian border town compulsively consumes the news in the lead-up to the presidential election, encouraging others with humour and determination to get out and vote for the leaders they deserve.

A lonely middle-aged Czech man loves Nazis and YouTube while hating gypsies and his mom's new boyfriend. Plucking at the tensions of Europe's rampant racism, this darkly comic satire uses family drama to push unspeakably shameful hatred into the light.