A streak of light floats in the water, controlled only by your breath. It’s like a brief vacation that takes place in one’s head, but this meditative journey can also be shared with others.
The “Hotel Diaries” chart the “War on Terror” era of Bush and Blair through a series of video recordings that relate personal experiences to the ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Israel/Palestine.
A mass casting in Siberia. 13-year-old Nadya has made it, she’s going to be a model, departing for a new world. A rare insight into a business, beyond model casting shows.
Sheep in front of barbed wire, cared for by a young man who is serving a long sentence in a Northern Irish prison for violent crimes. A look into a touching and poetic world in-between.
The Irishman Paul is unemployed and perennially unlucky until he turns discount trader Mattress Mick into a YouTube star – but comes away empty-handed again … A Ken Loach style social comedy.
In 23 episodes of 25 seconds each, “Please Say Something” portrays the troubled relationship between a sensitive cat and an egocentric mouse.
What is music without hearing? What does a blind woman photograph? What does an amnesiac woman paint?
The “Hotel Diaries” chart the “War on Terror” era of Bush and Blair through a series of video recordings that relate personal experiences to the ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Israel/Palestine.
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.
Following the traces of an outsider, artist and genius who lived and died on a lonely Irish island. The sea, the cliffs, the ghosts of the dead. An enigmatic ballad.
An elderly lady pursues her audiophile obsessions. When she is absent she records the sound of her house to listen to it later.
