US/GB/CA 2017, Denis Villeneuve

After the planet was destroyed by environmental catastrophes and war, people live in megacities and have work done by artificially created replicants, who are considered soulless. LAPD police officer K is assigned to hunting down older replicants of the first hour who developed their own feelings and desires. However, on what is supposed to be a routine job, K uncovers a secret that could shake up the social order: Are replicants capable of reproduction, and if so, what would distinguish them from real humans?

US/FR/BE/CH 2016, Raoul Peck

This documentary about the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s and the social circumstances in the USA today is based on an unfinished manuscript by the American writer and intellectual James Baldwin. "I Am Not Your Negro" combines the original text with archive footage of Baldwin's speeches, photographs and excerpts from television programmes and films. The historical footage underpins Baldwin's critical social analysis and exemplifies the strict racial segregation that prevailed at the time, which is reflected, among other things, in contemporary documents and media productions ranging from commercials to Hollywood films.

USA 2018, George Tillman Jr.

High school student Starr lives in two worlds: Her home is in "Garden Heights", a neighbourhood predominantly inhabited by African Americans but she goes to school at "Williamson Prep" where she is a minority as a black student. In order not to stand out on either side, Starr maintains two identities, but when her childhood best friend is shot in a police stop where she is the only witness, Starr has to decide if she wants to end her carefully constructed double life to bring the policeman to justice.