Films
The Ambassador and Me
Jan Czarlewski | Switzerland
A son, a father. The first one holds a camera; the second one holds the title ambassador. The camera trembles, the ambassador remains still.
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Under the Cranes
Emma-Louise Williams | United Kingdom
A wonderfully life-affirming film-poem about Hackney, its people, its streets and its history.
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The mutability of all things and the possibility of changing some
Anna Marziano | Italy
A poetical-political experience taking place in L'Aquila, an italian town struck by an earthquake: everyone has to face the change, someone get the opportunity to live it.
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THIS IS OUR HOUSE
Ramtin Nikzad | United States
A renowned Iraqi painter, displaced by war, longs for his past while his young daughter carries only a fading memory of her birthplace.
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Incident in New Baghdad
James Spione | Iraq, United States
A U.S. Army infantryman recounts his life-changing experiences at the scene of one of the most notorious incidents of the Iraq War.
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Debtocracy
Aris Chatzistefanou, Katerina Kitidi | Greece
The causes of the Greek debt crisis and solutions sidelined by the mainstream media
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GILAD AND ALL THAT JAZZ
Golriz Kolahi | United Kingdom
A film following a flourishing year in the life of one of modern music's greatest saxophonists and one of Europe's most controversial public speakers.
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El Medico – The Cubaton Story
DANIEL FRIDELL | Cuba, Sweden
Feature length documentary about the Cuban doctor Raynier Casamajor and his colorful struggle to become an international music artist.
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Vertical City
Avijit Mukul Kishore | India
A visual essay on the architecture of contemporary Bombay. The State imagined these constructions as the realisation of an urban utopia, but in the far suburb of the city residents....
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One Day in Smara
Fany de la Chica | Spain
The story of one day in Smara, a refugee camp in the south of Algeria. A handmade symbolic token takes us through the lives of six characters and the reality of the situation in Sahara.
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