Excerpts from Lukas Kokes and Klara Tasovska's documentary on everyday life in the contested territory that calls itself the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic

The development of land in Mali and other African states poses unique opportunities for business, but can often spell catastrophe for the families who have lived and farmed in these areas for generations

In the Cerro Rico mines of Potosí, Bolivia, children risk their lives plundering the depths for silver and other precious metals

Dangerous Acts follows a group of actors from Belarus who defied dictator Alexander Lukashenko by setting up their own underground company tackling taboo subjects such as sexual orientation, alcoholism, suicide and politics. Their small theatre space in Minsk is in constant danger of being raided by police and many actors are now in exile, where they tour to great acclaim. Film-maker Madeleine Sackler used secret film smuggled out of Belarus to make her film. Belarus Free Theatre's later work, Red Forest, opens at the Young Vic in London on 12 June

Extract from a documentary film on the countdown to the referendum on Scottish independence

Behind the scenes of the North Korean propaganda movie industry: documentary film-makers Lynn Lee and James Leong followed the making of an anti-Japanese movie

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Russian children learn to hate 'terrorists' and love their country at the Kaskad military summer camp, run by army veterans of the Afghanistan invasion

Extracts from Patrick Reed's documentary Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children

Undercover filming shows the influence of anti-gay evangelical campaigners from the US in Uganda

Afghan women accused of "moral crimes" such as running away from their husbands are sent to jail for several years. For some of these women, however, life is better behind bars than it is outside with their husbands and family

Janet Yellen and other economists discuss Bernanke's tenure as Federal Reserve chairman and look ahead to America's economic future

Scenes from the feature-length documentary film Dear Mandela, directed by Dara Kell and Christopher Nizza and adapted by Docbeat

Mexican film-maker Adriana Trujillo tells the story of Felix, a part-time actor who earns his money smuggling people across the walled and fenced frontier between Mexico and the United States

Nisha Pahuja's documentary contrasts a Hindu nationalist training camp where girls are trained to kill in self-defence and the bikini-clad women of the Miss India pageant

Extracts from a documentary film Another Night on Earth, directed by David Muñoz. These conversations, recorded in Cairo taxi cabs, capture the state of mind of ordinary Egyptians as they look back over their revolution and what it has acheived, or failed to achieve in the months since Tahrir Square was first occupied

A short version of a prescient 2011 documentary that sheds light on current events as police clash with protesters outraged by plans to build in a city centre park

This film follows Baltasar Garzón, the Spanish judge who had Chile's General Pinochet arrested, during his suspension from his job charged with an abuse of power