Projects

2024/25

Tageslicht

Ayala Shoshana Guy - short film in development

Lolly, a shy woman who is obsessed with brothels, relentlessly wanders from one sex-club to the next, trying to collect stories of others. In her effort to engage in a meaningful conversation with pimps and sex-workers, she is challenged to put her own skin in the game. As stories collide and unfold, the film leaves the viewers to wonder: if the one thing that makes you feel alive will destroy you, will you run away from it, or toward it? A collection of always-too-short glimpses that reveal the beauty and horror of what insists to remain out of sight.

My peace corpse

Michele Aiello - short film in development

The story focuses on the last days of UN official Mario Paciolla's life, the burden of his memory for his mother, and the contemporary human rights dilemma: should we be idealistic or should we accept the necessity of violence? Four years after his death in Colombia, still shrouded in mystery and purportedly staged as a suicide, U.N. official Mario Paciolla is coming back to life, sharing his ideals with the world, the same ideals that probably turned him against an enemy in disguise.

Garbage memories

Patrícia Rodrigues - short film in development

A passionate woman writes love letters in the hope of living her own romance, but as time passes and the replies cease, only illusion and the wondering remain. ‘Garbage Memories’ is an animated short film in development that combines documentary and fictional treatment, based on a set of letters and family photos found near a dumpster.

2023

Red zone

Iryna Tsilyk / Feature film

We are the generation of people with emergency bags on our shoulders. The feeling of insecurity is deeply rooted in Ukrainians, especially women. Ukrainian filmmaker Iryna Tsilyk is sharing her very intimate and female perspective on the question – what does it mean to be a woman in the war times?

Girl at the bottom of the sea

Minna Katz / Feature film

DANISH-TURKISH BURCU, at the age of 16, discovers suppressed memories of sexual abuse in her childhood and confronts her religious family. As an adult,Burcu divorces her religious husband after 14 years and must now rediscover her sexuality, her motherhood and her feeling of freedom.

2022

Total eclipse

Marija Stojnić / Feature film

Total Eclipse tells the story of the unusual reception the total solar eclipse of 1999 in former Yugoslavia, as witnessed by ordinary people, shortly after the bombing of the country in the spring of that year.

Rabbit

Chloe Fairweather / feature film

Rabbit is an animated documentary that tells the story of Janina Iwanska, a Polish teenager and girl guide turned resistance fighter who defied the Nazis, survived medical experiments and escaped execution, to expose the horrors of Ravensbrück, the only all-female concentration Camp.

The Children's Tree

Mette-Ann Schepelern & Susi Haaning / TV series

When growing up, Otto has experienced domestic violence. But it can be hard to put these experiences into words. Through a method the adults call the Children's Tree, Otto and the other children work to put their experiences into stories to get a valve for their inner thoughts and feelings.

Contact

Andrea Conte / feature film

In the current North American landscape of tough-on-crime policies and families boarding overnight buses to visit incarcerated loved ones in far away rural places, it’s difficult to imagine an open and healthy dialogue between society’s prisoners and the general public. But a new treasure trove of 1990’s VHS archives shows that this is exactly what happened between 1991 and 1995 at prisons in Kingston, Canada. It was achieved through a prisoner-made television show - produced and hosted by prisoners themselves.

2021

The last carriage

Inka Achté / Feature film

A train ride from Belarus to Europe takes only 20 minutes. The journey unites the stories of three passengers who are all escaping the horrifying reality of Chechnya. Their stories are connected in one life-defining moment - the moment of torture.

2020

OSJA

Irina Rubina / Short film

How can poetry be in opposition to a regime? To the regime that was born from big ideals but turned into firm structures driven by greed for power, destroying and exterminating fragile human lives. The tragic history of the poet Osip Mandelstam mixed with associative, defragmented sounds and images inspired by his poetry: a sensual and absurd experience through the lens of the past.

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