For ten years, journalist Rudi Vranckx and his team have been accompanying young documentary filmmakers who shed light on unique aspects of our world. To celebrate this decade of projects, Vranckx will present you with three unseen documentaries of these young creatives. Opdrogend land brings to the fore how the agriculture and the life security of farmers in Mesopotamia is jeopardized by drought. Not only extreme weather conditions but also Turkish dams play into that problem. The context of political interests, ongoing conflicts and the risk of diseases make the situation even more critical. Zorg voor Kilembe tells the story of Kilembe, a community in Uganda near the border with Congo. A hospital is providing essential care, but has to count on assistance of a Belgian non-profit. But then disaster strikes: multiple inundations make the hospital inoperable and medical help in the region falls away. The situation is urgent and the rebuilding of a new hospital is in hands of courageous volunteers trying to make do with what they have. Achter het rookgordijn, finally, takes us to the problematic burnings of waste and agricultural fields in Bolivia during the dry seasons. This agricultural tradition has gotten out of hand, putting into danger forests and grasslands, and behind this curtain of smoke lies a complex situation of different social problems.