Documentaries

  • Rising pressure in the family

    Rok Bicek’s documentary explores the rising expectations of the family under the pressures of liberal capitalism.

  • An adventurer of the inner world

    Do we finally get a close and personal look at this shy, multifaceted author?

  • Power and Resistance

    Irene Langemann’s documentary on Pyotr Pavlensky asks: In the face of extreme suppression by the State, what can an individual do but act in…

  • 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.

  • 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…

  • 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…

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