In two prisons in the Pacific Northwest, incarcerated men and women watch nature videos on loop.

In 2015, poet Jordan Scott set out to record the ambient sounds of the Guantánamo Bay detention camp as a means of bypassing its strict media censorship rules. Today, activist and former detainee, Mansoor Adayfi, recalls how sound shaped his experience there.

Sahar al-Sawaf, an Iraqi immigrant living in the USA uses photographs and hand-painted 35mm film to depict family who are alive, dead or missing in Iraq, 30 years after Operation Desert Storm.

Suzi is the (virtual) voice of her generation.

This film is a reflection on descendants and ancestors, guided by a 50 year old audio recording of my grandmother learning the Pechanga language from her mother.

Sixty years ago, France decided to establish its space center in French Guiana. Six hundred Guianan people were expropriated to allow France to realize its dream of space conquest. Listen To the Beat of Our Images gives a voice to a silenced population made invisible.