
Scared and wide-awake, enlightened and confused, horny and satisfied: people in NYC. The A-train provides the narrative pattern for fast-paced image flows and meditative passages. A pop pearl.
Scared and wide-awake, enlightened and confused, horny and satisfied: people in NYC. The A-train provides the narrative pattern for fast-paced image flows and meditative passages. A pop pearl.
The film shows a new life waking up and the transformation of a female body which loses its former shape ...
Far too much of the content of human communication never goes beyond a short-lived mind game. The speech bubbles devour themselves like the revolution which devours its children, while the system keeps reproducing itself. Is this about media, the church, politics? Let everybody decide for themselves.
A lonely tree in a forest of wooden boards – and a small bird that adores him. Two dogs barking at each other while they are separated by pickets. People who fence themselves in or don’t notice when fences disappear.
Jeph Jerman rubs sticks against each other and records leaves smacking against windows. He drops stones and little bones. Jerman is a sound and mind researcher.
A baby is expected. Anticipated. Where is the head, where are the legs? But it’s different here – Kasia, who already has two kids and a career, must take a decision: her baby has Down’s syndrome.
A third of the inhabitants of a Polish village have emigrated to Iceland. They stay in touch via Skype. Projections of a supposedly better life on a supposedly worse life.
The picture of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa in living rooms, hospitals or prisons. A touching episodic look at the lives of believers searching for answers and comfort.
The disturbing story of an animal that doesn’t feel at home in the world of humans.
Enchantingly portrayed snails, two young entrepreneurs and wealth on the horizon of desires are the point of departure of this Polish comedy about great ambitions and broken dreams.
Le Corbusier’s machine for living as an immense prefab block of flats in the Polish town of Katowice. A mirror cabinet of longings, different passions and carefully cultivated quirks.
Constantly alternating between stress and exhaustion: Filip Drzewiecki shows medical students in practical training – with a mimetic interest in the physical nature of the profession.
Hasidic pilgrims and Ukrainian citizens clash in Uman. Anti-semitism and nationalism, social inequality and fears, legends and rituals. A complex examination.
An old mathematics professor and his erotic fantasies and appetites. A touching story of desires beyond the age of 95 – and spicy comic strips drawn by himself.