They survived the Nazi’s killing machine and are forced to fight for their existence and civil rights today. Europe and the Roma – a search for clues that’s full of sadness and absurd humour.
Little Lina meets the big bad wolf on her birthday. Since she’s wearing a red cap and walking through a dark forest, we expect the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood. But then...
All Denisa really wants is love. She’s been looking for it in men ever since she was a teenager. Mária Brnušáková has filmed her friend over a couple of years – the portrait is rough.
Optimizing humans, from the beginnings to the Third Reich to contemporary genetic research. Brilliantly animated archive images in a depressing essay on insanity.
Prague Spring, Soviet tanks: the starting points of a family history intersecting with contemporary history set between the Czech Republic, Ukraine and Russia.
A spectacular murder case and an unsolved puzzle in Slovak history. A cool reconstruction of the map of events, a complex of power and manipulation, politics and perfidiousness.
Panda bears are the product of several million years of evolution. They are quiet, depressed and, unfortunately, not very active. To save them from extinction they are preserved and bred in zoos. ...
The boy suddenly comes across a strange and fascinating circus in a meadow.
At home the young woman is a passive observer – her parents’ daily quarrelling has no effect on her except perhaps to set an imaginary cinema of the mind in motion. Then she leaves for the big city. Falling in love. Working.
A homemade kite makes the grandkid’s heart beat faster and remains an important tie to grandfather – even after he dies.
The wind, the wind, the heavenly child: a character study of a landscape and an exceptional case of regional climate which blows through Polish forests, organisms and souls.
