memory

Forget Me Not Anja Medved

Forget Me Not

MEMORY: Visual essays that probe memory and denial, arguing that oblivion may comfort the vulnerable but doesn’t avert violence.

The Shipwrecked Diego Gutierrez

The Shipwrecked

MEXICO: Lives intersect through gardens, conservation, faith, and farming, as myth and landscape frame survival strategies in a country shaped by violence.

Memory Vladlena Sandu

Memory

CONFLICT: A child’s-eye chronicle of Grozny, migration, and abuse, refracted into lyrical images that soften brutality without forgetting.

Didy Gaël Kamilindi, François-Xavier Destors

Didy

MEMORY: A son’s journey to rediscover his mother unearths buried memories and reveals the silenced strength of Rwandan women.

Notes from Sheepland Cara Holmes

What about identity?

IRELAND: Irish filmmakers redefine identity through intimate, political, and historical documentaries at the Krakow Film Festival’s Focus on Ireland programme.

The Arc of Oblivion Ian Cheney

The Arc of Oblivion

MEMORY: We are but a blink in Buddha’s eye: The Arc of Oblivion – executive produced by Werner Herzog – is an unforgettable film.

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