State of the Nation
A radio presenter, a theatre maker, a revolutionary, an immigrant, a school kid and a neighbour of a terrorist share their views on situations that permanently influenced their country.
State of the Nation
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Franzosensand
This film enters a hamlet on the German Wadden Sea like a PhD research project, revealing the painful past of this landscape that looks so tidy.
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Il quarto giorno di scuola
The director’s father crossed over from Tripoli to Italy as a child. His story aligns seamlessly with that of the current stream of migrants and their
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Nos champs
What happens to you when you find out after the Charlie Hebdo attacks that you knew one of the men who went to Syria to join IS?
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Galindez
The camera scans the location where the play El señor Galindez premiered in the 1970s. It feels just as oppressive now as it must have done then.
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The Asylum
This tranquil film by artist Prapat Jiwarangsan reflects on the necessary search for belonging in the changed face of Thailand since the 2014 coup d’e
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The New Man and My Father
Cuban artist Adrian Melis stages an intimate interview with his father, a communist revolutionary, whose face speaks volumes in light of his rapidly c