Wo ist mein Safe Space? Fünf Frauen gegen strukturellen Rassismus

A sober, moving documentary where footballers recount personal battles with racism, offering insight and quiet emotional weight.

A sober, testimony-driven documentary that asks you to sit with hard truths and listen.

A stirring, thought-provoking look at a lifelong crusader, blending archival footage with present-day urgency.

A somber, essayistic documentary that asks you to sit with painful history and consider empathy as a way forward.

A thoughtful, interview-driven look at representation that asks you to listen closely and reflect on what images do.

A thoughtful, personal documentary that feels like a road trip conversation with mentors, warm and reflective but quietly frustrated by industry barriers.

A brisk, thoughtful documentary that unpacks everyday sexism in sport with clear-eyed calm and a quietly indignant edge.

A sober, human-scale documentary that follows determined women through bureaucratic and financial obstacles, equal parts frustrating and quietly inspiring.

A sincere, interview-driven documentary that feels like a series of intimate confessions, stylized with expressive movement sequences.

An earnest, talking-heads documentary that feels like a thoughtful conversation about representation, history and the fight for visibility.

A quietly stirring documentary that traces lives against law and history, asking for attention and leaving a sense of hard-won dignity.

An uncomfortable, quietly confrontational watch that turns ordinary people into a live study of prejudice and power.