Juste Charity

A sober, harrowing and ultimately galvanising account of survivors speaking out, carried by raw testimony and a mounting sense of collective outrage. It is hard to watch and hard to look away from.

A quiet, humane documentary that sits with five people as they speak about exile, selfhood and the fragile relief of being accepted.

An eye-opening and sobering look at a hidden world, leaving a lingering sense of unease and empathy.

A quiet, unflinching immersion into a harsh life, observed with restraint and a heavy sense of entrapment.

A sober, harrowing sit of testimony and investigation that leaves you angry and shaken rather than entertained.

A somber, patient true-crime documentary that sits with a survivor's long-silenced testimony, unsettling rather than sensational.

A somber, first-person reckoning with abduction and survival that is harrowing but ultimately humane.

A quiet, heavy observational portrait that sits with a survivor's exhaustion as she repeats her trauma to strangers in power.

A sober, unflinching sit with women whose testimony carries quiet force, leaving heaviness rather than spectacle.

A sobering, emotionally charged documentary that follows a young humanitarian's legal battle, leaving you tense and reflective.

A sobering, infuriating documentary that bears witness to trauma and survival with unflinching clarity.

A sober, humane documentary that sits with people in legal limbo, making bureaucratic struggles feel intimate and quietly devastating.