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The World According to Ion B.
Ion B. is a 62 year-old homeless man. His bed is a filthy foam mattress at the bottom of a garbage chute. Ion sorts through the daily household garbage of the block, avidly reading the books, magazines and newspapers he…
The World According to My Dad
"My dad has an idea on how to save the world. I'm filming him so that the world can know."
A musician's documentary debut about her journey with her scientist father and his plan to save the planet.
World Between Us
A small-town photographer from Europe takes New York by storm. But at what price?
The World Beyond Silence
The year 2020. A virus brings the world to a standstill. Twelve stories between hope and despair, empathy and ignorance, resilience and a feeling that everyone have has to face: the vulnerability of our existence.
World Champion
30 years ago one of the most unusual World Championships has been formed in a small town in Serbia. Multiple champions, Bačika and Peka discover their path to the trophy.
World Champion
The protagonist of this documentary is Jerzy Górski, a triathlete with a history whose motto is “I have always wanted to be the best, no matter what I do”.
The world is blue at its edges
Iris Blauensteiner’s and Christine Moderbacher’s The world is blue at its edges is directed at an unknown future. It’s a film about life and everything that speaks against life. As if behind glass, fragments of…
The World Is Not (a) Mine
A visual look at the world of the inhabitants of the highest mine in Bolivia, whose deaths weigh as much as the mined silver, exploring the limits of human endurance, exploitation and the cost of human labor.
World Mirror Cinema. Episode 1-3
Episode 1: Kinomatograf Theater Erdberg, Wien 1912. Episode 2: Apollo Theater, Surabaya 1929. Episode 3: Cinema Sao Mamede Infesta, Porto 1930. In Gustav Deutsch`s most recent found footage work, the masses "absorb" (as…
World of Walls
For the underprivileged majority, it is a world of devastating climate catastrophe, permanent economic crisis, and daily hard work. For the new elite, it is an apocalyptic version of the postcolonial American Dream.