
Posing with selfie sticks, either in front of or behind the gate bearing the sign “Arbeit macht frei” (work sets you free). Concentration camp visitors, observed in sober black and white tableaux.
Posing with selfie sticks, either in front of or behind the gate bearing the sign “Arbeit macht frei” (work sets you free). Concentration camp visitors, observed in sober black and white tableaux.
An exercise book filled with the testimonies of women who were raped by Congolese rebels becomes the starting point of an odyssey through the war between Muslims and Christians. Fraught with sad beauty.
A portrait of the World Economic Forum, a controversial institution whose founder, Klaus Schwab, considers himself a philanthropist. Masterfully balanced between hagiography and deconstruction.
The parties of a global civil war face a symbolic tribunal – in Congo and Berlin. A distressing, analytical and probing examination of the neo-colonial world order.
How the art treasures of the Louvre were saved in the Second World War and the story of two men, as an animated fictional documentary collage by the master of the contemplative essay.
All of a sudden mother speaks Ukrainian, the aunts have stopped talking to each other, the second cousin is drafted … Shocks and the crack that runs through a Ukrainian family in 2014/15.
Everyday life in North Korea: pioneers, flag ceremonies, workers’ collectives, an abundance of food and always a song on people’s lips. Perfectly staged for the camera – absurd theatre full of great tragedy.