Enfal, is the name given by the Iraqis to a series of military actions against the Kurds which lasted from February 23 until September 6, 1988. This documentary gives audience a clear picture of the long-term effects of this tragedy on the lives of the Kurds who have developed various cancers and congenital abnormalities caused by the chemicals used in the attack.

Freedom Seeking Kurds is historical documentary that follows the history of the Kurdish national movement between 1914 and 1958. The fall of the Ottoman Empire and the subsequent “creation” of states by the British and the French in the Kurdish regions was the reason why a Kurdish state was never realized.  This documentary is the first of a three-part series about Kurdish struggle for self-determination in South Kurdistan (Iraq) beginning in the 1910s.

“...and then they put ash there”, says one women in this documentary on female genital mutilation in South Kurdistan (Iraq). The movie evolved from the work of the relief organization WADI, which combats female genital mutilation in northern Iraq. To raise awareness among the European public this documentary vividly describes women’s experiences.

Yıldız was sixteen when she was forced to marry her uncle's son. After their marriage they moved to Istanbul to overcome economical difficulties. Here working life started for her and her curiosity for learning begins to slowly appear. She enters into a period of questioning her life and herself. During this period, she is exposed to her husband's and her family's pressure and violence and her life begins to change significantly.

This is the story of a young homosexual man who lives in Batman, a Kurdish city. He is cast out from society because of his sexual identity and therefore is in search of a new country and a new life…

This is a documentary about the City of Kirkuk in Kurdish Iraq. The city is populated by Kurds, Arabs, Turcomans and Assyrians and became a source of ethnic tension after the US led occupation of Iraq. Sherzad Hedayet interviews people from different ethnic and religious background to get a sense of living together in this highly tense city.