
Young female artists in Cairo, treading a fine line between self-determination and tradition. A political poem with art objects and performances in oscillating images.
Young female artists in Cairo, treading a fine line between self-determination and tradition. A political poem with art objects and performances in oscillating images.
A forest idyll – the world of a community of preschool children whose only task is to play. Without commentary and (almost) without adults, Margreth Olin explores a childhood paradise.
Ten-year-old Yanxuan lives in the South Chinese Mountains and loves what every girl loves: singing and dancing like the stars on television. Her greatest wish, though, is to celebrate her birthday with the whole family.
A year among the Libyan rebels: skirmishes, provisional camp life, a charismatic patriarch. A rare insight into structures and the people behind them.
A silvery fish, a white rabbit, a small sparrow – two children look for dead animals by the sea and in the forest to bury them in their multicoloured cemetery named “Eternal Hunting Grounds”.
Karen Winther is ashamed when she remembers her past as a right wing extremist. But she is also curious: how was this possible? And how do others cope with the same radical ballast?
The 13-year-old Polish boy Kuba takes care of his seven-year-old brother. Both parents work abroad. Until Kuba reaches his limits … Children in crisis.
A seven-year-old girl, the daughter of a modernist architect’s family, wants an ordinary family, ordinary for 1960s Norway. But her father has a beard – the only man in the whole town.
Women who were tortured in Iranian prisons after the Shah was overthrown meet again for the first time to break their silence. Liberation through the power of art.
The portrait of a blind, unkempt woman, filmed in her realm, which confronts us viewers with our set of viewing habits and aesthetic rules.
Manuel Correa’s experimental film looks at the present recently pacified and yet leaden post-war period in Colombia – while itself struggling for orientation.
A serious illness is no excuse to be in a bad mood.
Three representatives of a bankrupt Norwegian community interview the great gurus of global economy at the sites of the financial crisis: where has our money gone?