IFFR 2015

Tallinn-based theatre company NO99 sets a bigger-than-life experiment. To undermine Estonia's rotten political scene, they create a fake political party using all the tricks of propaganda. Surprisingly, the party becomes very popular. A very smart mockumentary on manipulation in politics and media.

Signals: Everyday Propaganda

Ash and Money

Britain, USA, Russia. All invaded Afghanistan and created a solid, corrupted view of a country that still traps politicians and people around the globe. Unravelling the complex relationships between Afghanistan and the West, BBC-journalist Curtis goes further and creates a fascinating epic about our incapability of understanding the history itself.

Bitter Lake

A group of avant-garde Soviet artists is sent by the government to propagate the utopian ideas of communism amongst the people of Northern Asia, whose culture is resistant to the newborn ideology. Super-inventive, original view of the Russian revolution, the art of propaganda and its agents.

IFFR 2025
30 Jan – 9 Feb 2025

Pussy vs Putin II

Signals: Everyday Propaganda

Angels of Revolution

Ash and Money

Bitter Lake