In fisherman’s village, lost in the middle of the desert Miloud, a voluntary exile, lives as an atypical fisherman in the midst of the fishermen’s community. Chased out by the poverty and overfishing, the fishermen decided to move here, in order to flee the inequitable competition operated by the foreign vessels in all the Moroccan fishing zones.  But the problem they fled from has followed them here, as the European and other fishing vessels have acquired the right to go fishing right up to the Saharan waters. Miloud and his community have to fight for their survival.

They are living a happy and calm life in Şırnak until the Turkish Army comes and asks them to be rangers against the Kurdish guerillas on the mountains. When they do not accept this offer, their villages are burned and they are forced to migrate.  They take refuge in Adana as most of the people before them did. They are faced with the pressure coming from the security powers of the government who ask them to leave since the land that they are on belongs to the government.  They do not have anywhere to go back.

Russia survives the neo-nazism revelry. The characters of the film are anti-fascist, who resist to neo-nazism on the streets. They defend universal positive values and   are approved  by some Russian artists, journalists,  intellectuals...  But   why do antifascists  hide their faces, use weapon and are opposed to police?

An intimate portrait of the men living inside an Islamic school in Karachi. Behind the walls of Jamia Binoria madrassa, it is a calm world of religious rituals and men in similar white robes. 5,000 students live here. Some have travelled thousands of miles from China, Africa, Europe, America and the Middle East. According to the management of the Jamia Binoria, these international students are afraid to face persecution when they return to their home countries after having attended a madrassa. Hindash's documentary shows a world of piety inhabited by men juggling their devotion to God and their concern about their image in the bigger world outside. We observe this world through the eyes of a Muslim filmmaker who travels to Pakistan to reconcile his religious upbringing with his modern beliefs.

Hindash has secured two important grants, the Dutch Film Fund and IKON, Dutch broadcaster. He has also signed with two producers: Bonanza Films (Amsterdam) and Kloos & Co (Berlin).

Grounded At Shore tells the story of Gazan fishermen who defy all odds of nature and man-made obstacles to obtain a simple right to which all humans are entitled: food.

The story of the world’s first commercial airline hijacking set during the height of the Stalinist Communist regime which brutally ruled Romania for over 40 years.

The story reveals the clash between artistic community and political will for moral censorship before new presidential elections in Ukraine. Whether the work of the Board of experts in protection of public morality is the relapse of soviet system and attempt to introduce censorship on governmental level or not? We see people, which challenge the laws and those who obey. We research the questions of freedom of speech and democratic censorship and discover what’s behind it in post-Orange revolution Ukraine.

Under communism miners in Yugoslavia were a symbol of the nation’s ideals. Noble, brave and hardworking. In the years since they have been forgotten in the dark. On National Miners Day the miners emerge above ground to discover the media has descended on them. In the space of one day their hard work is taken as a symbol, but of a different political reality. A film about Serbia underground and what goes on over our heads