A Tale About Freedom
Even Jesus Was Bipolar succeeds in transcending its theme while posing critical questions about the demands placed on men by consumer society.
Over-Burdened Child
With no capable adult present to coordinate their everyday life, a young girl takes on the responsibility as head of her family.
Perspectives on the Syrian war
Inside Syria is a detailed and factual look into the history of the Syrian Civil War.
A Kind of Utility Service
It is hard to tell what Petra Seliškar’s documentary on the Slovenian poet Ježek is really about, but that might be the whole point.
The Click Culture
Stare Into The Lights My Pretties explores how people are being rewired by the all-consuming need to be in touch and online.
One in a Million
The Poetess follows the lone female contestant on the most popular talent show in the Middle East and the courage she displays through her poetry.
More Naive Than Nazi
A portrait of an average, everyday Neo-Nazi, The White World According to Daliborek illustrates East-Central European ennui in the form of a gently ironic documentary.
Exodus – Catch 22
The Chinese contemporary artist and filmmaker Weiwei delivers a captivating life and death fresco of homeless hordes of people in Technicolor.