: Without the people of Norway being aware of it, Norwegian politicians approve the sale of weapons and ammunition to oppressive dictatorships that systematically kill civilians in Yemen.
: "The war on terror" keeps journalists employed and the population quiet, at the same time as the rearmament of the war brings enormous gains – to a few.
: Based on an interactive installation and the American police, respectively, two documentaries at the Bergen International Film Festival address the ever-expanding arms industry.
: The situation in Yemen is worrying. Nevertheless, Norway still sells weapons to the parties. "I am shocked at the scale of the abuses perpetrated by warring parties," said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in a recent report on children and armed conflict.
: We live in a world where a large number of nuclear weapons are ready to be fired. But what does a filmmaker like Peter Greenaway have to say about that?
: Through the filmmaker's own family history, The Day the Sun Fell tells of the consequences of the atomic bombing of Japan – a national trauma constantly associated with stigma and lack of knowledge in the Kingdom of the Sun.
: The war in Yemen has led to the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world. All the warring parties are responsible for war crimes, according to the UN. Nevertheless, Norway continues to export weapons to the parties.