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Life of a Cinemaniac – Menahem Golan
He was born with a boundless love for the motion pictures. He co-invented modern day Israeli cinema. He once threatened a pilot with a machine gun just to continue shooting. He conquered Hollywood and defined the 80s…
The life of an agent
During the communist era hundreds of propaganda and instructional films, as well as short and full-length feature films were produced in Hungary. These films addressed a wide range of subjects and provided guidance as…
The Life of László Hudec: in his own words
L.E. Hudec (1893-1958) was a Hungarian architect who fled the vicissitudes of Europe in the early 20th century, taking with him the style and knowledge of European building design and construction. His work - spanning…
The Life of My Father
Luboš Hrůza was the most influential stage designer in Scandinavia in the 1970s and 1980s, and was one of the leading factors in changing the conceptual way of using space on stage. He brought in a new dramaturgy and…
Life to a Killed Frog!
“Nature cannot be invented, it must be born and then attempt to become stronger. Nature cannot be abolished by an act of thinking, but by killing. Nature is mutable, a relationship between birth and death. This…
Lifetransit
Documentary film Lifetransit wants to raise awareness about people whose lives are complicated by several disabilities at once. For example, they have to use electric wheelchair and deal with vision or hearing…
Life with Jester
For 23 years, Helena Třeštíková followed the story of actor and stage director Jakub Špalek. The first piece of footage was shot in Autumn 1989 when Jakub, then a theatre academy student, was actively involved in the…
Life Without Dreams
In a capitalist society, light never fades and labor never slacks. We're all expected to be constantly awake and efficient drivers of profit. Our sleep schedules have been impaired and there's no time for us to dream,…
The Lift
Story of the Ji.hlava IDF driver, who decided to become a director. He rides the filmmakers and puts them in to the roles of film subjects and in the same time tries to put himself in to the role of the filmmaker.
Lift Lady
Brutalist architecture of Tbilisi, a toll elevator and surreal environment are the daily life of Mzia, a former sniper overseeing the only such route in the world.