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Bianca-Olivia Nita

Nita is a freelance journalist and critic for Ny Tid.

Everyday life with the dead

DEATH: The work of puzzleing about the dead in the cemetery is mostly about dealing with the living

A crescendo of anxiety

TATRA MOUNTAINS: The Wind is an evocative portrait of nature's incredible power and its touch of human life.

Luxury and decadence in Beirut

ELITE: Eric Motjer's new film portrays four people belonging to Lebanon's Christian elite. It's a fascinating glimpse into a lifestyle you may not have known existed.

Willing to change your life and meet the moment

LIVSGNIST: Ten years after Fanny Bräuning's debut film No More Smoke Signals, she has made one of the most personal and intimate documentaries you will ever see – about her parents.

Slavery on the high seas

MODERN SLAVERY: The Thai mafia is tricking or kidnapping men who end up as slave laborers on fishing skates. A female activist is fighting for the fishermen's life.

The lost defender

ISRAEL: For almost fifty years, Lea Tsemel has been at the forefront of the fight for justice and compassion for those lost and impossible to defend.

An alarming portrait of India's extreme right

nationalism: The extreme right is progressing all over the world, but how many in the West are following and understanding the extent of the extreme right in India?

From elite living in Sierra Leone to everyday wear in the American supermarket

SIERRA LEONE: Solomon Juxon-Smith works in a New York supermarket and may look like any middle-class American. But before this life he had another. He lived in Sierra Leone, and his father ruled the country.

Thai women marrying western men

THAI WOMEN: Finding a spouse from the West does not necessarily mean the end of all life's problems.