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Christian Diaz Orejarena takes an artistic residency in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia as a starting point to question the role of the Western artist as cultural producer in economically deprived contexts.
The phone rings at the President's house. His lover weeps. The F-19 bombs La Moneda. Allende commits suicide. Bodies are thown from the air. A mutilated eye. Human rights. Graphite and ink.
A movie about the big fish eating the small one , and then an even bigger one coming!.
Michael Brynntrup takes the biblical prohibition of images literally...
A documentary about the injustice many mothers faced from the 1950s to the 1980s, when they were pressured or even forced to give up their children. This often happened at the hands of religious institutions like the chu
"I love to keep my mouth shut, but no one believes me", says the artist Oddvar Torsheim. Now you get the chance to know him better through conversations, memories and painting.
Megalomania in the jungle. Two monkeys want more. Lust for the largest coconut drives them higher and higher up into the tree.
The Best of Mont Tremblant Quebec: Nestled high in Quebec's Laurentian Mountains, historic Mont Tremblant is a beautiful resort area with a French-Canadian flair. Founded in 1939 and touted in the early days by radio com
As night falls, Death begins her rounds through the city, gathering the souls of the departed. But when she encounters a glassblower, she becomes mesmerized by the beauty of his craft.
Photographer and filmmaker Luigi Toscano spends a year meeting with hundreds of Holocaust survivors around the world to share their stories.
Explores the identities of the architects who immigrated to Palestine from Germany in the 1930s in response to growing anti-Semitism.