Akirot (Uprootings)
"Akirot (Uprootings)" is a personal account which lays out a complex set of identifications and dis-identifications with the homeland, beginning with childhood memories and ending with the act of departing from the count
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"Akirot (Uprootings)" is a personal account which lays out a complex set of identifications and dis-identifications with the homeland, beginning with childhood memories and ending with the act of departing from the count
Crude German body horror.
A shoemaker, a pub landlady and a cellist in April 2020. For Current Reasons leads to encounters with three people from the Ruhr area at the time of the coronavirus lockdown.
A boy encounters many struggles in life, like bullying, his parent's separation and trouble in school, but he still forces a smile to get by each day.
"The guerrilla newsreel America a.k.a. Amerika (30 min.) annotates the Eve of Destruction as anti-war teenagers and African American militants talk tough and battle the police, at times to a rock ‘n’ roll beat." - J. Ho
Neel Mukherjee's feminist directorial.
The self-help and counseling association for the elderly has been operating in Kadriorg for almost 30 years and is fondly called the "Academy of Elegant Aging". The day center gives elderly people the opportunity to real
His personality is different. As a child he clung to his mother, he cried for days when she passed away, just like a woman, some opined. People talk about him and analyse him in various ways. Why can’t they just let him
A film of the cultural and religious heritage of Uzbekistan, the biography of a historical figure, Yassaviy, one of the first known Sufis of the region, his major teachings narrated and life reenacted.
A short documentary.
Akam is a 10 year-old Kurdish boy, who lives in a village away from the city. On the day of his sister’s wedding, he is told by his father to go beyond the village to bring back some bricks to fix the main pool in prepar
After losing his lifelong companion, a grief-stricken man struggles to navigate life alone as he confronts the painful reality of loss and the challenge of finding purpose without the someone he loves.
The CD and bonus video chronicling the group and the landscapes that inspire it act as companions to Kodo's dynamic live shows. Shamisen, koto, and kokyu (traditional Japanese fiddle) complement the percussive force, rev
Baghdasar Akhbar is a classic Armenian theatrical parody written by Hagop Baronian. In his times, Baronian had presented the uneducated yet wealthy villager, his adulterous and spoiled wife, his fake and opportunist frie