Recall Me Maybe | FT DramaStephen Fry and Gemma Whelan star in new FT drama written by David Baddiel, exploring AI, memory and truth The long walk: towards gender equality in politicsAn animation showing how women have been fighting for their place in our democraciesDemocracy by Margaret Atwood | Democracy 2024The acclaimed novelist on the fragility of democracy, caught between totalitarianism and chaosIn That Top by Aditi Mittal | Democracy 2024The Indian comedian explores family and societal conflicts over the meaning of democracy Terra Incognita by Elif Shafak | Democracy 2024The Turkish novelist explores democracy's delicately balanced ecosystem in a collaboration with renowned experiential art collective Marshmallow Laser FeastA Fragile State by Lola Shoneyin | Democracy 2024Democratic freedoms can vanish in a gunshot, warns the Nigerian writerMore from this SeriesCapture: who's looking after the children? | FT FilmAn FT drama starring Jodie Whittaker looks at online harm, regulation and responsibilityBitcoin mining: Watt is money? | FT StandpointData visualisation shows environmental impact of crypto mining as never seen beforeImmigration: a journey in music and numbers | FT Standpoint A unique collaboration between musician Nitin Sawhney, the Royal Albert Hall and the FTPeople You May Know. An FT Film written by James GrahamWatch the FT's Bafta-nominated film. We gave up our privacy to fight Covid-19, can we get it back?Antibiotic resistance: a matter of timeHow can we stop the next global health crisis?Dancers explore how coronavirus has changed the way we move, touch and connectWorld renowned dancers take part in an FT collaboration with Sadler's Wells Climate Change: what do you want me to say?'The future has come to meet us'. Ahead of the UN Climate Summit the FT and the Royal Court collaborate to explore inaction on climate change. Actress Nicola Walker asks why we 'never really learnt how to talk about this'.The Songbird's Silence: a fairytale of our timesAn animated children's film about why our forests are falling silent, by Booker Prize winner Ben OkriBrexit: a cry from the Irish borderStephen Rea's powerful plea to WestminsterHome: the global search for a decent place to liveFT Seasonal Appeal: musicians Kerry Andrew and MaJiKer examine the housing crisis
