
Marina rarely sees her younger sister, for Tatiana lives in a remote convent. Because she is afraid that Tatiana is unhappy there Marina wants to bring her back.
Marina rarely sees her younger sister, for Tatiana lives in a remote convent. Because she is afraid that Tatiana is unhappy there Marina wants to bring her back.
Three people are waiting for an organ donation. In delicate but nonetheless explicit images, “A Transplant” documents the miracle of the renewal of a waning life.
After life has ended, humans enter the sphere of eternity – memories mingle with the unpredictable. Other people, animals and mythical creatures appear.
A protest film in bold analogies and contrasts: pastoral images of rose growing are set against aggressive footage of the horrors of the Vietnam War.
Ink strokes galloping at breakneck speed through the tempestuous delirium of Oskar Kokoschka: painter, dragoon, amant fou.
In “memento mori” more than 100,000 photos become a compressed source of memories, a look back and thus a meditation on life and death.
“I play what I feel.” An animated Canadian documentary about Oscar Peterson (1925–2007), one of the giants of jazz.
The main synagogue of Aleppo in Syria was heavily damaged in the civil war. This is the visualisation, detached from space and time, of the history of a place that no longer exists.
In 2013 a statue of Apollo surfaced on the coast of Gaza. After it had become the object of speculation and mercantile interests, it suddenly disappeared.
The heroine of the latest Cartoon Saloon production is called Parvana. She’s eleven years old and lives with her family in a tiny flat in the Afghan city of Kabul.
Losing yourself in your dreams without interruption, closing the curtains and being alone at last. A puppet animation about hidden chocolate and secret desires.