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My Armenian Phantoms
My father died suddenly in 2020. He was a very popular actor in Armenia. His death made me enter into a dialogue with his ghost and the ghosts of Soviet Armenia Cinema.
My Aunty Timrava
Documentary about the most famous Slovak female writer through eyes of her 93 years old niece Ara and other people. Timrava spend all her live in two small Slovakian villages. Through her realistic novels and stories…
My Beautiful Dacia
My Beautiful Dacia is a humorous essay on the Romanian odyssey from communism to capitalism as seen from the perspective of one of Romania's most charismatic symbols: Dacia, a simple and discreet automobile, but also a…
My Body's Body
Film mediates certain kind of mental space of timelessness. At the edge somewhere unfolds maternal body. Images and sounds of the first months after author gave birth to her children constitutes film's distinctive…
My Brother Is Deaf
One’s hair is curly, the other’s straight. Aged 5 and 2, they are brothers who play together and romp around like everyone else. But instead of talking they communicate using sign language.
My Brother's Keeper
The film looks at the unlikely yet strong friendship between Mohamedou Ould Salahi, who was wrongly accused of involvement in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and imprisoned in Guantánamo for fourteen years,…
My Brother's Life
Raised on a farm in the very heart of Iceland, two brothers are portrayed as they face their daily routines. Leading different lives, the older brother living in the city far away from the valley that used to be his…
My Century
The film uniquely captures the remarkable life stories of 25 hundred-year-old citizens born in Czechoslovakia in 1918. The respondents, both men and women, are represented equally in the film. The group represents…
My Chemical Information System
“What is life? Life is a chemical information system,” asserts Hungarian-born scientist Gyula Dékány – a belief that has driven him to groundbreaking discoveries.
My city
On the border where dreams and reality collide, every nook and cranny of Krakow springs to life. The city’s appearance in the film may be long gone, but its memory lives on. And with the help of the narrator’s Proustian…