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Tightened
Fragments that build up a portrait. Franck is a former inmate from Marseille. He'll try to take back his image with me, with cinema. He'll resist, too, to my efforts to reach him.
Marshalling Peace
The Marshall Islands was the testing grounds for the United States' nuclear weapons program from 1946-1958. Over this time period, 67 nuclear weapons were detonated in the Marshall Islands, including populated atolls, without the knowledge or consent of the inhabitants. This experience left Marshallese society irreparably broken and the Marshallese people riddled with sickness.
We Are Still Here, El Taino Vive!
"We Are Still Here. The Taino Lives!" is a documentary by Ermelinda Cortes that focuses on the Indigenous People of the Caribbean, and the recent DNA study proving that the Indigenous Taino Indian is not extinct. The use of Mitochondrial DNA testing by Dr. Juan Martinez Cruzado uncovered that over 60% of the people tested have Indigenous blood. It will also show how the indigenous culture and language has survived throughout the centuries. Entire families preserving an oral history of culture, with theirs customs, art, language, and methods of worship.
JIHAD: A Story of the Others
Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Deeyah Khan talks to some of the most prominent jihadists in recent conflicts to find out about what drew them to leave their homes in the West to risk their lives on faraway battlefields. She develops an unexpected insight into their motivations, their experiences, and for some, the painful process of reparation.
Who&man
The intimate portrait of Jacqueline. A being gentle, exactly the opposite of Jacques. But Jacquelines can not live without Jacques.
Today I acknowledge
(was made in 35 hours without money by myself with strangers on the street)
On a saturday afternoon at the victory gate in munich I asked strangers to acknowledge each other. My intention was, that I thought germans are having a hard time acknowledging each other. I met a man from Kasachstan, a girl from munich (who never met each other before), a mother and a daughter, a couple and two guys from turkey . They all acknowledged each other right there and I met a musician who composed a song for me that afternoon.
Brain Storm
THE STORY OF A MAN WHO WENT TO DO A DOCUMENTARY AFTER SEEING COVERAGE OF HURRICANE KATRINA AND HOW HIS LIFE AND THE STORY CHANGED OVER TEN YEARS
As The River Goes
As the River Goes follows the residents of East Porterville, an area in California where more than 900 families live without water in their homes, as they struggle to continue their lives without this necessary resource.
For Those Who Still Exist
A documentary about Patrick Lurzing, a boy who disappeared in the summer of 98' and yet only one person seems to be able to remember him.
ARMÂNII, from the famous Manakia to I’m not famous…
The documentary film “ARMÂNII, from the famous Manakia to I’m not famous…” is an exploration of the Armân world, from the first motion picture shot in the Balkans by two Armâns, film pioneers Yanaki and Milton Manakia, to the first film in the cinema history spoken in the Armân language, “I’m not famous but I’m Armân.”
Caste A Wave
The word “surf” originated in India in 1599, yet surfing has only existed there for the past ten years. In this groundbreaking short film we take audiences to the small fishing village of Mahabalipuram on the Indian east coast, where we meet local and visiting surfers, relatives of surfers and locals. We see firsthand how surf culture is impacting the community and how a new wave of connectivity between Indians and their once-feared ocean has given birth to a model for global environmental transformation.
Repentant
O'Doherty grew up in Derry during the Civil Rights protests. He joined the IRA when he was 15. After years of activities, he was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was released after 14 years and became one of the first voices for peace.
Nobody Like Athens
One day in Athens with Alexandra Aidini, the leading actress in "The Weeping Meadow" by the director Theo Angelopoulos, helps us live the amazing experience of a city that is changing under the blows of the crisis.
GERTRUD (THE WOMAN WHO DID NOT BURY HER TALENTS)
Gertrudis de la Fuente, 93, a pioneer of biochemistry in Spain, tireless conversationalist, talks about her life experience: family, education, work...
Mystic Jungfraujoch
Markus Eichenberger received permission to stay at the Jungfraujoch station high in the Swiss Alps, usually off limits to tourists, and recorded a time-lapse view from the top of Europe, shot over 48 hours.
I HAVE TO TELL YOU A STORY
A poker of eastern european directors: István Szabó, Tudor Giurgiu, Maja Milos, Stefan Arsenijevic. Annamaria Percavassi, art co-director of the Trieste Film Festival, outstanding host. They all tell their opinion of what a movie should be
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