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And suddenly the revolution has a female face...
Fighting arrests and autocracy, Belarusian women, with empathy and solidarity, defy apathy. Despite imprisonment and exile, their struggle persists, entwined with the twists of Ukraine's war.
The Balkan Cowboy
In search of cult hero Hari Džekson, a film director of Westerns from Yugoslavia before the war, artist and photographer Dragana Jurišić retraces his mythical story.
Big in Gazi Baba
Sadije (14), the state champion in wrestling, struggles to find her identity as the sole girl in her club in the ethnically divided city of Skopje, and the only Albanian on the National Macedonian wrestling team.
Child of Dust
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, an abandoned son of an American soldier seeks closure by meeting his father in the USA, leaving his family in Saigon, but nothing goes as expected.
Divia
The terrifying beauty of Ukrainian nature’s massive destruction during the Russian full-scale invasion.
Do Painters Die Elsewhere?
Bolko is a 85 years old painter, facing childless death. His 60 years old, self built house is slowly disappearing into a garden.
Dreams at Sunset
People are not old as long as they dare to dream. But what mechanisms are needed to push them to express their desires to themselves and to others?
Hand to Mouth
The creative documentary Hand to Mouth experimenting with myth and reality as it explores the monster-like body of the city of Budapest looking into its organs: lungs, heart and tissues to see: who lives there?
Kashpirovskiy. Under The Spell
Psychiatrist Anatoly Kashpirovsky became famous for his mass television healing séances, which reached an audience of 290 million people throughout the Communist bloc. Is he a Saint or a charlatan?
Letters From the Silenced Country
When the streets are quiet and people are afraid to even discuss politics in Belarus, letters can give us an insight into the feelings of pain, despair, love, and hope.