In our lives we collect objects, but can objects collect our lives?

The documentary film Return to a Burning House portrays the life of Haviva Reick (1914-1944), heroine of the Slovak National Uprising, member of British Intelligence, activist and passionate Zionist. The film presents a significant amount of hitherto unknown archival material, scenes of various monuments and travels in Haviva’s footsteps throughout Slovakia, Great Britain and Israel...

Revolution Girls is the story of one generation of Czech women who took part in the 1989 Velvet Revolution...

A retrospective family history, set against the backdrop of the turbulent events in Iran in 1978. Using a mosaic-like collage of old photographs and archival footage, Bahman tells the story of an unrequited love that led him into the centre of the revolutionary events. In the end, his sacrifice personifies the thousands of young men who never returned home...

In a 13-minute navigation, Nestler takes us downstream the Rhine River. The opportunity of cheap water transport kept prices of raw material down and made the Rhine one of the most important arteries of industrial transport in the world.

A documentary about an exceptional cello player Dominik Połoński who died in 2018. The film showcases an unusual relationship between the man and his instrument.

RINO is documentary portrait of Karel Köcher, supposedly the most important communist agent to infiltrate the CIA. There are few reliable sources as to the double agent activities, therefore the filmmakers aim their camera primarily at Köcher...

RINO is documentary portrait of Karel Köcher, supposedly the most important communist agent to infiltrate the CIA. There are few reliable sources as to the double agent activities, therefore the filmmakers aim their camera primarily at Köcher...

How to film what we are forbidden to experience? How to state what we cannot say? How to record the sound of what does not sound? What place do women occupy in a mining town?

On the former partyplace called Rio Hungarian teenagers made a DIY Skatepark for themselves. During the movie we can know the whole story of the concrete process...

Rip in Pieces America is an uncensored proclamation from an invisible USA. Dominic Gagnon turns no blind eye in his ultra-intense collage film which consists entirely of more or less anonymous webcam clips that due to their controversial or explicit nature have been flagged and meanwhile removed from video sites such as YouTube...

Documentary about Platz, the largest shanty town in Europe on the banks of the river Stura in Turin where more than one thousand people from different countries lived.

Intimately shot in his home, and emerging somewhere between artist portrait and testimony, Riverock is a conversation with the musician, poet, sociologist and thinker Negro Leo.

The non-verbal documentary Robot World depicts the evolution of robots from a mechanical somnambulist to an autonomous sensorium.

This portrait of Yuri Morozov, a leading figure of Russian underground rock music in the 70-80s, shows us an unknown side of USSR, where many artists were persecuted. Previously unseen KGB archives and clandestine 8mm films of concerts look back on thirty years of Russian society...

It's 1992 and the first free elections held in Estonia since World War II have to the surprise of all brought to power young and idealistic political forces. They are led by 32-year-old Mart Laar, Europe's youngest prime minister, who is charged with crafting a country out of chaos...

Is it possible to detect any visual beauty at all in empty or cluttered rooms, with their occupants of all ages running around, reading a book, brewing coffee and making noises as they move among all kinds of beeping appliances, blaring TVs and radios?

Six years after Belgrade was bombed by NATO forces, some buildings still remain destroyed. A team of cleaning ladies enters the ruins of the serbian Ministry of Defense wishing to put a bit of order in the chaos...

A lyrical tragicomedy about a village postman Jakub and Jolanka, a Roma girl.

Public information film on the biggest port in the world, in which familiar Ivens themes return, for example in the fiction segment De Vliegende Hollander (The Flying Dutchman), returning centuries later to the modern Rotterdam, which has industriously rebuilt following the disastrous bombardments of the war...