Current Affairs/Politics
Nine Month War
Hungary, Qatar | 2018 | 54/73minJani has left his family to serve in the Ukrainian Army for nine months. His mother wants her son back. Jani just wants independence. Combining visuals of cinema verité and mobile footage of war, László Csuja chronicles Jani’s fight for adulthood during his military service and after his discharge. Read More
No Burqas Behind Bars
Sweden | 2012 | 58/75minNO BURQAS BEHIND BARS by Nima Sarvestani takes viewers inside one of the world’s most restricted environments: an Afghan women’s prison. Read More
Pavlensky – Man and Might
Germany | 2016 | 58/99minIn the course of his performances, the Russian political artist Pyotr Pavlensky has sewn up his mouth, nailed his scrotum to Red Square, and severed an earlobe. This is how a courageous freethinker is challenging the power of the Russian state. Read More
Pepe Mujica – Lessons from the Flowerbed
Germany | 2014 | 52/90-94minA portrait of the eventful life of Pepe Mujica – a former guerrilla fighter and flower grower, and the current president of Uruguay. Read More
Pinochet’s Children
Germany | 2002 | 60/80minA sentimental biography on the generation brought up during the three decades of Pinochet´s dictatorship in Chile. Read More
Prison Sisters
Sweden | 2016 | 58/90minTwo young women after being released from prison in Afghanistan: risking her life Sara escapes to Sweden to find a brighter future, while Najibeh is forced to stay in the Taliban nest. Read More
Putin's Witnesses
Latvia, Switzerland, Czech Republik | 2018 | 95/102minWith this film, Vitaly Mansky gives a strictly documentary testimony of the operation “Successor”, as a result of which Russia ended up with the President who still rules the country today: Vladimir Putin. Read More
Rodnye (Close Relations)
Latvia, Germany, Estonia, Ukraine | 2016 | 60/90/112minVitaly Mansky crisscrosses Ukraine to explore Ukrainian society after the Maidan Revolution as mirrored within his own large Ukrainian family. Not only they live scattered all across the country, but also represent opposite sides of the recent Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Read More