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Camera breaks down the barriers between two worlds
Kha-Chee-Pae” explores the emotional impact on children growing up in an orphanage. To depict such a difficult and sensitive issue, Miroslav Janek makes use of many different filmic elements combined in a cinematic poem
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JAN VRIJMAN FUND: Making the World Less Unilateral
The Jan Vrijman Fund received the 2006 EDN Award for the fund’s diligent efforts to support films and filmmakers from developing countries.
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Two films about modern industrialized fishery and agriculture
Curiously, two feature docs have been released in Austria at the same time dealing with the same theme: modern industrialized fishery and agriculture – and both films were supported by the Austrian Film Institute and the Vienna Film Fund.
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AVANT-GARDE ARCHIVE FILM: Seeing without Knowing
Susana de Sousa Dias uses only twelve minutes of archive footage in her 72-minute archive-based film “Still Life”
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AVANT-GARDE ARCHIVE FILM: Seeing without Knowing
Susana de Sousa Dias uses only twelve minutes of archive footage in her 72-minute archive-based film “Still Life”
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LI YIFAN: We Need to Get Things Organised
Interest in Chinese documentaries is on the rise. Both this year’s Leipzig Doc Festival and cph:dox featured Chinese retrospectives and they had plenty of independently produced Chinese docs to pick from.
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Military use of children in civil war
There are many forgotten wars around the world and one of them is in Northern Uganda where the Lord Resistance Army (LRA) is fighting the government troops
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Lives of children living with leukemia
“Before Flying Back to the Earth” is set in a Lithuanian hospital ward for children with leukaemia
