From the streets of Tel-Aviv to the courthouses, from civic protests to the hills of the West Bank, ‘Israel: A Democracy in Danger?’ follows former military officials, legal experts, journalists, families of hostages, activists, and ordinary civilians who refuse to watch the country’s democratic foundations erode in silence.
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Adaptation: the process of changing to suit different conditions. In today’s climate crisis, it means changing our way of life to survive its consequences. But is climate change adaptation a pragmatic new answer or a solution chosen decades ago? How did we come to this?
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Adaptation: the process of changing to suit different conditions. In today’s climate crisis, it means changing our way of life to survive its consequences. But is climate change adaptation a pragmatic new answer or a solution chosen decades ago? How did we come to this?
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Adaptation: the process of changing to suit different conditions. In today’s climate crisis, it means changing our way of life to survive its consequences. But is climate change adaptation a pragmatic new answer or a solution chosen decades ago? How did we come to this?
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Adaptation: the process of changing to suit different conditions. In today’s climate crisis, it means changing our way of life to survive its consequences. But is climate change adaptation a pragmatic new answer or a solution chosen decades ago? How did we come to this?
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Adaptation: the process of changing to suit different conditions. In today’s climate crisis, it means changing our way of life to survive its consequences. But is climate change adaptation a pragmatic new answer or a solution chosen decades ago? How did we come to this?
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Thirty years after the end of Apartheid, what remains of Nelson Mandela’s ‘Rainbow Nation’? Record levels of insecurity, mass youth unemployment, and a public services sector in crisis are fueling profound social unease and racial divisions are widening.
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The region of Champagne is fiercely protective of the reputation of its wines and what can and cannot be marketed as ‘champagne’. But one of the greatest frauds is alleged to have been perpetrated by a local producer.
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In 1997, when the United Kingdom handed Hong Kong back to China, it secretly believed that its status as a financial centre with capitalist leanings would protect it from the Communist Party. Three decades on, it's clear how mistaken that belief was. Filmed undercover and at great risk to the participants, this film tells the story of how Hong Kong was silenced.
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