Known for
NRMumbai is a city in perpetual development, with a projected population of 30 million by 2035. But with millions of people currently living in slums located on valuable real estate, how can city planners balance the competing needs of the population? And as the city expands into the surrounding forests and natural spaces, can it reduce human-wildlife conflict?
Mumbai: The Infernal Megapolis
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8.0No synopsis available yet.
Maras : au coeur du gang le plus violent de la planète
2019
8.0Guatemala is one of the most violent countries in the world. 95% of murders remain unsolved and the ultra-violent maras manage drug-trafficking, prostitution and racketeering. After several weeks of negotiation, we gained access to some of these gangs.
Guatemala: Meet the Maras
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2.0In the 1970s, Colonel Moren Brito ran Villa Grimaldi, one of the main torture centers of the DINA, the political police. Today, he leads a discreet life in a residential area of Santiago. But his past is catching up with him. At the local supermarket, he is stopped by one of his former victims. In Chile, as elsewhere, the scars will only heal once justice has been served.
Chile: My Neighbor is a Torturer
1999
Behind the camera
NRMumbai is a city in perpetual development, with a projected population of 30 million by 2035. But with millions of people currently living in slums located on valuable real estate, how can city planners balance the competing needs of the population? And as the city expands into the surrounding forests and natural spaces, can it reduce human-wildlife conflict?
Mumbai: The Infernal Megapolis
—
8.0No synopsis available yet.
Maras : au coeur du gang le plus violent de la planète
2019
8.0Guatemala is one of the most violent countries in the world. 95% of murders remain unsolved and the ultra-violent maras manage drug-trafficking, prostitution and racketeering. After several weeks of negotiation, we gained access to some of these gangs.
Guatemala: Meet the Maras
—
2.0In the 1970s, Colonel Moren Brito ran Villa Grimaldi, one of the main torture centers of the DINA, the political police. Today, he leads a discreet life in a residential area of Santiago. But his past is catching up with him. At the local supermarket, he is stopped by one of his former victims. In Chile, as elsewhere, the scars will only heal once justice has been served.
Chile: My Neighbor is a Torturer
1999
