An attempt to reunite two stories that are still neatly separated in the public discourse: the German occupation of Belgium in the First World War and the Belgian colonisation of the Congo in the 19th century. ...
In this first film of her “Salvation Project”, Morris addresses the religious baggage with which South Africa has furnished her. ...
William Kentridge’s ironic tribute to his hometown, animated on the basis of 25 drawings, is the first film of his “Drawing for Protection” cycle, ...
This condensed audiovisual poem, equally moving and mobile, is based on the memories of dancer and choreographer Nora Chipaumire, born in Zimbabwe in 1965. ...
“Off the Record” explores the unequal treatment of black and white soldiers who fought in Europe during the First World War. It starts with two documents: the war diary of Walter, the filmmaker’s great-uncle, as well as ...
The eponymous book, the visual and intellectual centre of this film from the Salvation cycle, is a collection of engravings and poems about English country life. ...
The shortest film in Morris’s Salvation cycle, it unfolds from a single drawing a very personal reflection on the transience of family, the ephemerality of childhood and the inevitability of parting.
What do European tourists expect from a vacation in the “Third World”? The title was taken from the slogan of a travel brochure that invites its customers to get a hearty “taste” of the world. ...
