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Vladimir Golovnitski

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Vladimir Golovnitski at IFFR

  • Seven Invisible Men

    Sharunas Bartas | 119' | France | None

    No real talkers, Bartas’ characters. On the steppes of the Crimea, a group of dropouts, losers and criminals come together. These sombre and drinking

  • Freedom

    Sharunas Bartas | 96' | France | -

    Film like a beautiful landscape painting. On the boundary where the desert meets the sea, a virtually silent drama takes place. With the most beautifu

  • Letter

    Sergei Loznitsa | 20' | Russia | World premiere

    A psychiatric institution in an old wooden house in a deserted Russian village. Modern civilisation has passed the place and patients by.

  • In the Fog

    Sergei Loznitsa | 128' | Belarus | None

    A man wrongly accused of collaborating with the Nazis tries to protect his honour and defend his moral principles under immoral circumstances. Minimal

  • The Event

    Sergei Loznitsa | 74' | Belgium | None

    How does a crowd react to an historic event when certainties are shaken? Documentary maker Loznitsa collected TV and amateur footage of street protest

  • The Old Jewish Cemetery

    Sergei Loznitsa | 20' | Latvia | International premiere

    First an ordinary Jewish cemetery, then a mass grave for over 1,000 Jews from Riga. Now a park that makes almost no reference to its…

  • Koridorius

    Sharunas Bartas | 79' | Lithuania | -

    Melancholy portraits of the inhabitants of a corridor in a derelict tenement. By film-maker with great visual talent.

  • My Joy

    Sergei Loznitsa | 127' | Germany | None

    Dark, nihilist political allegory about a gullible lorry driver who gets stranded in an ominous and very hostile stretch of country.Feature debut by d