Kayu Besi
The portrait of a group of loggers in West Papua, Indonesia, becomes an audiovisual confrontation between the beauty of the forest and a small-scale economy that is gradually destroying it.
Keep Dancing
Feature-length documentary portrait of the architect who taught Prague how to dance.
Keepers of the Ruins
Kharkovians live life to the fullest in the daily rhythm – “shelling-cleaning-reconstruction”. They make hopes out of ruins to provide a stunning outlet for processing grief and give the war in the city a new meaning.
Keeping the Faith
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis has affected the lives of the film's four protagonists. Each of them is trying to cope with the incurable disease by filling their remaining time in the most meaningful way.
Keep Smiling!
This is a film about four men who are looking for missing soldiers. Through the portrayals of the protagonists we can see how a man gives up his personality in front of the "big events". The film is based on the novel …
Keep the Rhythm!
Using the music of Bohuslav Martinů, The Chap-Book project was inspired by Rhythm Is It!, a successful social and art project developed by the Berlin Philharmonic. Working with the graduates of the Duncan Centre, the…
The K Effect. Stalin's Editor
THE K EFFECT is a fiction movie made with fragments of reality, an historical documentary made by cogging fictional elements. It recounts Maxime’s life during the 20th century: a century shaken by fascinating utopias,…
Ken
The film follows life of a young African who came to the Czech Republic around eight years ago, running away from his native country where he suffered oppression. He came to the Czech Republic when he was sixteen and…
Kerro 40
Story about family club Kerro in the countryside in the middle Estonia. People make their lives funny.
The Key to the Clockwork Orange
The confrontation between FA and AFA started in the early 2000s. It was a reaction to the appearance of skinheads-nationalists practicing the cult of the Third Reich and aggressively cracking down the undesirable people…