Me and Mine
Jan Dixon, Emily Dixon | United Kingdom
Me & Mine is a short documentary film that aims to explore the collective identity of a city's community. Through conversation with people young:old, male:female, gay:straight, black:white (to name a....
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Little Alien
Nina Kusturica | Austria
They’re alive. Because they fled. Teenagers Juma and Hishame attempt an extremely dangerous journey to Europe, hiding in the chassis of a truck. Ahmed, Nura, Achmad and Asha have managed....
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A History Lesson
Hady Zaccak |
Who are Lebanon’s enemies? Who are its historical allies? And what is the most important date in the country’s history? In Hadi Zaccak’s new documentary A History Lesson, five ninth-grade students....
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Not Waving But Drowning
Elias Grootaers | Belgium
Elias Grootaers’s first long documentary, observes a number of Indian refugees who are arrested and put into a transit centre by the harbour police in Zeebruges, Belgium. Within the tense,....
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Salam Rugby
Faramarz Beheshti | New Zealand
In 2004, the first women’s rugby class was organised in Tehran. A few months later Ahmadinejad was elected president of Iran. Over a 7000 Km journey, we meet some of....
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The Future Will Not Be Capitalist
Sasha Pirker | Austria
The setting is Paris, seat of the Communist party headquarters in France. The building designed by Oscar Niemeyer in the 1980’s has long since been recognized as an architectural icon....
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My Uncle Bluey
Britt Arthur | Australia
No-one in Britt's family ever spoke about her uncle, and they hadn't seen him for thirty years. He was the 'black sheep' of the family. He owed everyone money and....
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Will See You That Day
Farhan Maqsood | Pakistan, United States
Pakkhi Vaas (Temporary Inhabitants) are the marginalised of society, inhabiting the outskirts of the city of Lahore in Pakistan. Many myths and mysteries surround their religion, lifestyle and identity. This....
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