Niet mijn Moskou
Video letter in which the Dutch-Russian documentary maker Masha Novikova reports on the radical changes in Russia and Moscow during the month she recently spent there.
Akrams bruiloft
Life from Akram's perspective. He no longer has a lower body, he bravely crosses through Sanaa, Yemen. Then his big dream comes true: he gets married.
Sad Film
The maker of Sad Film takes part in the demonstrations against the military dictatorship in Myanmar, in a mask.
To protect the safety of the anonymous filmmaker, this film cannot be viewed online.
De buurtkoelkasten van New York
During the lockdown, dozens of neighborhood refrigerators suddenly appeared in the streets of New York. Neighbors and shopkeepers put in what they have left over. It symbolizes the resilience of New Yorkers.
Debriefing Drone-operator
After 20 years, the West withdraws troops from Afghanistan, where the first drone war was waged. What does such a remote war look like?
Winter in Moskou
Marina Litvinovich visits protesters imprisoned after the arrest of Alexei Navalny and reports online.
Brief aan de koning
Sixty years after the assassination, Lumumba's daughter Juliana addresses the Belgian king, will Belgium return the tooth to Congo?
Cartoonist op de Vlucht
After far-right President Bolsonaro took office in January, Leonardo, a political cartoonist for Extra, a popular newspaper in Brazil, was fired for 30 years.
Portlands Brandend Hart
Portland's Black Lives Matter protest began peacefully, but after the arrival of federal troops, the city spiraled into violence in the months that followed.
Fadi neemt de Weg terug
Fadi hoped to be reunited with his wife and young children within a year of his flight from Syria, but due to the increasingly strict regulations in Germany, this is not yet in sight.
De Stem van Idlib
Twenty-year-old Abu Rakan fights against the Assad regime in Idlib.
God geeft geen Geld
It was the heaviest non-nuclear explosion ever, destroying large parts of Beirut on August 4, 2020. Now, more than eight months later, the affected neighborhoods lie in ruins unchanged.
De Beschermengel van Edward Snowden
When Edward Snowden had to flee after his shocking revelations about the US intelligence services in 2013, he found an unexpected refuge: with Asian asylum seekers in Hong Kong.
Balling
Bei Ling fears that dictatorial China will soon suffocate democratic Taiwan. Strolling through the streets of Tapei, the poet and publisher longs to return to his hometown of Beijng, where he is no longer welcome.
Fijn Weekend in Wuhan
Xu lives in a city that the whole world knows: Wuhan. The city was the epicenter of the corona outbreak. After three months of lockdown, she was allowed to return to work.
Paradijs in Vlammen
Filmmakers Kel O'Neill and Eline Jongsma live with their two young children near Butte County, California. In November 2018, the largest fire in recent American history raged here.
Leven zonder Water
At the beginning of 2018, the city council of Cape Town, South Africa, came up with alarming news. We are approaching the day when the city of four million inhabitants 'falls dry'.
Frozen Zoo
Scientists Jeanne Loring and Oliver Ryder are investigating how to use stem cell technology to bring 'new animals' to life from animal skin cells that were frozen long ago.
Brief aan de President
A new generation has had it with the old rulers in Uganda. The wildly popular politician and musician Bobi Wine is in opposition at the risk of his own life.
Trapped in the City of a Thousand Mountains
In the Chinese city of Chongqing, rappers are trying to figure out what is and isn't possible now that new censorship has been issued that prohibits any form of improvisation.
De Roze Riksja
In the metropolis of Lahore, pink rickshaws move nimbly through the total chaos of traffic. They are part of the Pink Rickshaw, founded by and for women, intended to let them earn their own money and thereby become more independent.
De Stille Epidemie
Fentanyl has caused a silent epidemic in the United States in recent years. Coroner Lakshmi Kode Sammarco sees how the rise in drug deaths from the painkiller has touched her community's heart.
Coronakoerier in New York
Bahar Baharlu (28) from New York of Iranian descent volunteers to cycle through the empty streets of New York to bring groceries to people in corona quarantine.
Brief aan de paus
A group of deaf people of all ages traveled to the Vatican in late February 2019. They have all been students of the Provolo Institute for deaf children in Verona, run by nuns and priests.
De onvoltooide Ierse opstand
Recently, a bomb exploded in Londonderry for the first time in years. Directors Oisín Kearney and Loretta van der Horst follow 21-year-old activist Jude Macrory, who was lifted from his bed during the making of the film and held on suspicion of complicity in the attack.
Angelo en de bommen
Sardinian Angelo Cremone discovers that the bombs used by Saudi Arabia in Yemen were made in his own village. He goes to battle against the weapons factory on his own.
Terug naar af
In 2013, after four years of crisis, two disillusioned sisters return from Athens to their homeland near Kalamata to become olive farmers. Their newly built existence is now wavering again.
Palestijnse komedie
Theater maker Alaa Shehada returns to Jenin and helps his old friend, an unemployed actor and in a deep depression, pick up the thread again. "Why cry when you can joke?"
Nieuwe grenzen, oude wonden
Documentary filmmaker Oisin Kearney grew up in a town on the border of Northern Ireland with Ireland. With the threat of a new hard border due to Brexit, there is fear of a return of violence.
You can read an interview with Jos de Putter about the webdocs on the website of HUMAN here:
Overview of webdocs published at the online news platform De Correspondent:
