Down and Out
You see them at the same time you do not see them: Homeless people are often invisible to the rest of the world. In the long-term observation documentary DOWN AND OUT some of them are closely portrayed.
Down There
The filmmaker Djordje Čenić sets out on an autobiographical journey that starts in the „guest workers’ milieu” of Linz/Austria in the 1970s and takes him to his family’s war-torn ancestral village in Croatia.
Down to Earth
The documentary movie tells the story of co-dependent relationship of Małgorzata and Mariusz, directors' parents. The presented relationship is far from perfect but apart from many accusations and disappointments, it is…
Do you go out?
Amidst the hustle and bustle of the crowded city walls, Mile and Jela are alone. Had they only met earlier, they could have shared their youth.
Do You Love Each Other?
It is not easy for the present thirty-somethings. They are still licking wounds from the crazy ride on a roller coaster in the nineties and are right at the beginning of the middle age crisis. The society also trashes…
Dozhd', it's Raining on Moscow
Natalya is the founder of Dozhd', an independant TV channel in Moscow. Under the Government's pressure and helped by two journalists, Timour and Tikhon, she tries to create contents outside the propaganda.
Draculatura
The film is a 26-minute animated documentary about what the people of Dracula’s homeland know about this Hollywood created myth which became global and in which they don’t even believe? We also want to show how the…
Drafted
Young Armenians are called for compulsory military service and draw lots for their assignment. In a military base in Nagorno-Karabakh, on the border with Azerbaijan, one of them starts thinking and dreaming.
Dragan Wende - West Berlin
A bordello doorman in West-Berlin wants the Wall and his past back. The Yugoslav immigrant Dragan Wende used to be the street king of West-Berlin's 1970s hedonistic disco scene. Along with his friends, he roamed the…
The Dragon
After years of working as a journalist of Radio Liberty Anastasia Slovinskaya dives back to her memories, to met her 10-year-old self and look up to the events that have changed her life forever.