The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo

A quiet, patient act of bearing witness, letting elderly survivors speak plainly while the weight of buried history presses steadily on the viewer.

A quietly tense, sobering watch as hidden cameras reveal everyday indoctrination, leaving a heavy sense of unease and moral compromise.

A sober, gripping look at a journalist's long fight against buried truths, tense and morally weighty.

A harrowing yet hopeful look at a family's fight for justice, told with raw intimacy and quiet resilience.

A sobering, intimate look at a photojournalist's life in war zones, blending personal reflection with the tension of conflict.

A quiet, reflective collage of remembered images that asks you to sit with human moments and think about what seeing through a lens means.

A somber, methodical true-crime chronicle that weighs grief against media frenzy, leaving a heavy, uneasy aftertaste.

A somber, quietly absorbing portrait that lingers on haunting images and a life shaped by exile and injustice.

A sobering, deeply personal documentary that confronts painful history with quiet urgency, leaving a lingering sense of grief and unease.

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

A gripping, sobering documentary that plays like a political thriller, blending investigative detail with intimate family moments and a mounting sense of dread.

A quiet, human documentary that turns a lottery dispute into a patient study of hope, doubt and ordinary lives under sudden scrutiny.