School of the Postmodern

Postmodernism also has to be seen as a system, one that is acknowledged, one with which one can create houses, locomotives, films, everything... That has nothing to do with art. That is just a parlour game. - Vlado Krist

Postpartum

A new mother struggles through an exhausting day, quietly confronting the emotional weight of motherhood and the isolation that follows childbirth

Posthumous

Following on from the 2006 Israeli aggression on Lebanon, the filmmaker tries to film the destruction of Beirut. We witness a city deserted by life, and ghostly characters who, featured in his earlier films, talk about l

A Dream of Happiness, Postponed

A disillusioned aspiring author moves to a run-down colonial sector looking for inspiration, where he unexpectedly ends up dreaming of love.

Attack on the Postman's Daughter

Forty-First. Opus Posth

The love story of a Red Army girl and a captured White Guard lieutenant who survive on a desert island in the middle of the Aral Sea.

Postheroic Management

The playwright Heiner Müller had a favorite book in his final year of life: "Post-Heroic Management" by Dirk Baecker. What does "post-heroic" mean? What does management mean at the end of the 20th century?

Postcard from the Island

James doesn't know how to tell his little sister, Jessica that their father has passed away during her vacation and to put her at ease, he writes a postcard to Jessica and pretends it's from their father. The effects of

The Postman Always Rings Twice

The sensuous wife of a lunch wagon proprietor and a rootless drifter begin a sordidly steamy affair and conspire to murder her Greek husband.

A Postman from the Rocky Wasteland

Tadic chronicles the life of a postman from Dalmatian hinterland who every day walks over several miles by foot to hand over letters.

Postcards Over the Skin

An intimate and erotic drama that pays homage to the late gay Argentine author Manuel Puig. Shot almost entirely in arty and gritty black-and-white, the film has Carlitos, a young Brazilian guy, meeting his older Uruguay

The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas

Brás Cubas tell his amazing stories to the spectator, but in short form.

El Postre

A mother and her two daughters are watching television in the kitchen when one of the daughters gets an unbearable case of the hiccups.

PostMorteM

n the 19th century, with the invention of the daguerreotype, it became customary to photograph the dead. Often, the dead were seated in front of the camera along with the living. Photographers had to fulfill all the wish

The Other Side of the Postcard

The Favela Pacification Program was launched in 2008 to reduce crime and drug trafficking in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In April 2015 however, police shot and killed 10-year old Eduardo in Complexo do Alemão, causing uproar

Lying Posture of a Lion

An experience in nightmarish transcendence.

On the Back of the Postcard

The camera observes a street vendor on the square underneath the Eiffel Tower laying out his goods for the tourists. The situation is explained from the point of view of a policeman who tries to drive the vendors from th

Minions in alternative, anti-polish, postironic world

Mysterious man called Gringo chases after Kwaschestein supported by his friends.

Bad Postures

The more Henry insists on fulfilling his role as a provider father, the further he drifts from the chance of returning home. From his brother’s farm, he tries to sell a calf in order to send money to his family—who no lo

Croatian Postage Stamp

From the first day of Croatia's independance, postage stamps have remained an unspoken symbol of the newly formed country's identity. This documentary explores the fascinating history of this often underappreciated symbo