Woman of Africa
Milja Viita
A quiet and attentive film portrait of women in the Gulf of Guinea.
Milja Viita
A quiet and attentive film portrait of women in the Gulf of Guinea.
Marta Minorowicz
In Decrescendo, Marta Minorowicz shows us round a Care Home for Senior Citizens that is not just a place of […]
Amy Neil
While out shopping one evening, Zoe finds a mysterious child in her trolley. Leaving the supermarket with more than she […]
Isabel Rocamora
Pictures of soldiers who repeat trained fighting rituals before the camera. Nobody dies and there are no victors. On the […]
Marianna Christofides
A seven year old boy is turning cartwheels along the UN buffer zone which divides the city of Nicosia. The […]
Claudia Roemmel
In 2009, Claudia Rommel began a video project which involved 143 »completely normal people« prepared to take a risk without […]
Magali Charrier
12 Sketches on the Impossibility of Being Still is a collection of animated experiments exploring the spaces where nothing happens: […]
Xiaolu Guo
Kwok Yun, thirty-something, is having an affair with the married villageschool teacher. But it does not fill the emptiness in […]
Atousa Bandeh Ghiasabadi
The Day I Disappeared is a film essay based on the personal story of the film-maker who fled from Iran […]
Anneta Papathanassiou
»Nymphs are generally regarded as divine spirits who animate nature and are usually depicted as beautiful, young, nubile maidens who […]
Megan Griffiths
You’re awake when everyone else is asleep. You’re standing still as traffic is whipping by at 70 mph. Your off […]
Britta Wandaogo
»My first video camera 1993. Dirk and I are sitting on a bed filming each other. I say to him: […]