We get to know Maija through her phone calls. We see how she copes with the difficult things in her life, like alcoholism and autism, demanding family members, and various absurd situations that seem to follow her. Yet in the midst of this everyday chaos she also finds spaces of calm and serenity.

Two people are sitting on a bench in the Parc des Bastions in Geneva: Judith is a sex worker who talks about her experience with disabled clients; Eugénie is interviewing and recording her. An animated documentary about sex between people who are not in love.

This stop-motion series points to the invisibility process that women have been subjected to throughout history. UNSUNG WOMEN brings to light 30 women who helped to change the world. Despite their achievements, their name did not make history: they stayed in the men’s shadows. Here, we present three of them. We all know Lumière and Méliès, the g...

After a bitter divorce, Albert Einstein switched from ‘we’ to ‘I’. Yet his correspondence makes it very clear that his greatest papers were written together with his ex-wife. But Mileva's name name didn’t appear anywhere, so she was quickly forgotten...

Tech entrepreneur Lakmini Wijesundera started off in her parents’ garage and built her company guided by her passion for creating IT products and platforms with a global impact. By sharing her story, Lakmini advises other young founders to embrace risk and bear in mind that luck is derived from hard work.

The professional aspirations of a young fashion designer get crushed when she experiences the inner functioning and exploitative working conditions within couture design houses as an unpaid intern.

Based on the protest of Moroccan women who pick strawberries in Huelva, this film builds a polyphonic account that appeals to the structural dimension of the conflict – migration policies, the fight against north to south global extractivism, racial capitalism – and helps us to reflect on the conflict’s complexity and its representation.

Almost as if suspended in time and space, the workers at a CD factory perform repetitive tasks. Yet these seemingly monotonous gestures at the production line offer the pretext for looking for meaning, purpose, and time within the system.

The story of a writer who struggles to meet the deadline.

The hamsters in Hamsterland can’t remember signing a work contract. Perhaps they were born here? Nobody knows. However, they love their jobs! Here statistics is religion and 100% of the population declare themselves to be happy. A capitalist dream, where everything and everyone finally dissolves into numbers and perfection.