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Ojos de Agua: Freeing the Waters of Chile

In Chile, water is private property that can be bought, sold and rented. “Free the waters!” was one of the main demands of the social revolt of 2019. What has happened since then?

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Desert Angel

Search-and-rescue pioneer Rafael Larraenza runs a harrowing, high-stakes DIY rescue operation for those who have gone missing crossing the US-Mexican border. He risks everything to find a mother's missing son before the border wastelands claim the young man forever.

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Argentina According to Milei

To his detractors, Javier Milei is rude, ignorant and a danger to democracy. He’s also undoubtedly one of the most popular politicians in the world and the new face of populism. We profile Argentina’s chainsaw-wielding president and meet his closest supporters...

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AI & Killer Robots: The Future of War

The Russian-Ukrainian war provides a window into what future wars could be like. There, battles are decided by a combination of trench warfare straight out of the last century and swarms of killer drones worthy of a science-fiction film.

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Peru: Life at 4,000 Metres

At over 4,000 metres high, the Peruvian Altiplano both fascinates and challenges those who dare to venture there. Our investigation takes place at the top of the Andes, where humans strive, against all odds, to conquer the heights.

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Franco: Spain’s Scorned Memory

The Caudillo continues to cast a long shadow on Spanish society. How is it that a country known for being a progressive beacon, a country which had the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet arrested for crimes against humanity in 1998, is unable to come to terms with its own past?

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Wake up, Serbia! Pumpaj: The Student Uprising

In a Europe where youth increasingly drift between political apathy and the lure of far-right populism, Serbia’s students have created the largest protest movement in decades.

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The Gardener, The Buddhist & The Spy

For five years, Rob Moore was paid very well to infiltrate environmental activists on behalf of the asbestos industry. But according to him, all that time, he was secretly working as a double agent, trying to reveal the truth about the dodgy oligarchs and rich corporations employing him. When the truth is exposed, he makes one final attempt to redeem himself. Premiering at CPH Dox, this acclaimed film provides a rare insight into the shadowy corporate spy industry.

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Killing Time: The Science of Boredom

In our fast-paced, always-on world, stress and burnout are skyrocketing. But now scientists have discovered an unexpected way out of the hamster wheel: boredom. Boredom is much more than pointless idleness. It sparks creativity and refreshes our brains.

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