A transmedial documentary production about the final days of the Soviet system, told using old postcards.

A digital recording of the residents of a Toronto high-rise as they work with an architect to improve their home.

An multimedia experiment in journalistic storytelling best experienced as an interactive film.

An austere animated web documentary in which four people who attempted but failed to commit suicide explain what drove them to their desperate act.

Goa hippies travel to the Indian beach paradise Anjuna Beach – the place where it all began.

A sensory journey into the heart of Tchernobyl’s exclusion zone – the forbidden area around the nuclear power plant.

A cinematic story machine that tells you who you are, based on the material possessions you hold dear.

Forty men and women look back on the 9/11 attacks.

A social website wants to end the taboo on talking about sex, using video messages, discussion forums and infographics.

Your brother is at war but life goes on.

Everything that newspapers and TV ignore is dealt with here, in 27 short films by retrained photojournalists, who capture crisis-ridden Greece in a creative, resolute way.

Documentary photographer Kadir van Lohuizen is traveling from the southern tip of Chile to the very north of Alaska, creating multimedia photo stories along the way.

Choose your own field of vision in the images of a bloody protest in pre-revolutionary Libya or a chaotic police arrest on the streets of New Orleans.

What would you rescue if your house was on fire?

A search for creative, artistic ways to intervene in public space, presented both linearly and non-linearly. Winner IDFA DocLab Award for Digital Storytelling 2011.