Community
IDENTITY: An inside view of togetherness
Krakow International Film Festival
Skinless exposure
PHOTOGRAPHY: Lene Marie Fossen’s own tortured body as a canvas for grief, pain and longing in her series of self portraits
Białystok in bloom: shorts-festival shines as beacon of tolerance in Poland’s «bible belt»
POLAND: In the face of growing intolerance, the ŻubrOFFka Short Film Festival takes a stand.
Silent cries and a money-driven welfare system
CAPITALISM: Midnight Family and Overseas show two very different kinds of underprivileged workers within a backdrop of our times’ ruthless capitalism.
A human perspective
KRAKOW IFF: To open the viewer’s eye to problems and stories they never thought about.
Rebel with a lost cause
JUSTICE: For almost fifty years, Lea Tsemel has been at the forefront of the fight for justice and compassion for those lost and indefensible in society’s eye.
Molenbeek through the eyes of children
CHILDHOOD: Aatos and Amine are deep thinkers, bright and curious. We follow the life of these two six-year-olds in Molenbeek – a multi-ethnic suburb in Brussels – discovering different ways of thinking about god(s) and pondering about life and its aftermath.
The making of AURORA
Once Aurora paints a picture of an industry of men intent on using the young Norwegian artist AURORA as a tool to further their own ambitions more than to nurture her own creative independence.
Warsaw / Krakow 2010: The Two Polands
In Warsaw the events focus on bringing acclaimed foreign documentaries to Polish audiences, in Krakow the Festival concentrates on promoting Polish films to an international audience.