Human Rights Watch International Film Festival

Exiled advisor to Allende, and author of Death and the Maiden, Ariel Dorfman returns to Chile for a political and emotional journey.

The story of a former Japanese POW who, fifty years on, goes in search of his torturer.

The UK premiere of an absorbing, character-driven comic documentary about global warming.

A stunning portrait of photographer Edward Burtynsky, whose huge images of industrial vistas are both beautiful and alarming.

A documentary tracking six people, including a refugee camp leader, a female rebel soldier, a Hollywood actor and a prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.

London premiere of this fascinating, provocative documentary about post-9/11 paranoia, centred around Steve Kurtz, a US artist held as a suspected bio-terrorist.

Follow Souleymane Guengueng and Human Rights Watch's "dictator hunter" Reed Brody as they work to bring Chad's Hissene Habré to justice.

Two thousand hours of trial footage have been edited down to create this taut and stirring documentary about the trial of the former Serb leader. UK premiere.

Carmen Castillo's film about retracing her steps through Santiago and through Chile's history, from the days under Allende to the long years under Pinochet.

Extraordinary documentary shot in the war zones of Congo, featuring interviews with activists, peacekeepers, physicians, rapists and survivors. UK premiere.

Documentary revisiting Hiroshima and Nagasaki, including interviews with 14 survivors, many of whom have never spoken publicly before, and four Americans involved in the atomic bombings. European premiere.

Great documentary continuing this remarkable director's ongoing confrontations with 'the last dictator of Europe', Belarus' president Lukashenko. UK premiere.