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Balkan Blues Stories from Mostar
Historitë e muzikës ballkanike bluz nga Mostari
by Lucio DE CANDIA
This collection of upliſting conversations with musicians and artists explicates the social and cultural tensions in Mostar, a city caught between a difficult past and an uncertain future. Featuring the MostarSevdah Reunion multiethnic band, founded aſter the end of the war in the former Yugoslavia.
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Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain
Cerro Riko - Mali i Argjendtë
by Armin Thalhammer
An impressive insight into the hard and dangerous everyday work life of the miners of Cerro Rico. 4100 meters above sea level they are digging through the crumbly rock to scratch the last remains of silver, zinc, tin and lead off the rock face.
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Extraordinary People
Njerëz të jashtëzakonshëm
by ORHAN TEKEOGLU
People living in Turkey`s eastern Black Sea region, along with their traditions, unique lifestyle and uncommonly practical solutions for life, mostly take us into either deep thinking or hilarious laughter.
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I Can Speak
Unë flas
by MIRZA SKENDERAGIÇ
Four people with a speech impediment, return to their past to the moment when they started to stutter. By talking, they remember.
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Shores of Light
Brigjet e shpresës
by Yael Katzir
The film follows the story of three Israeli women who were born then, in Santa-Maria-di-Leuca (1946). They decide to discover the footprints leſt by their parents. The film weaves rare historical footage and testimonials capturing light aſter great darkness: the beginning of life anew!!!
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The Unidentified
Të Paidentifikuar
by MARIJA RISTIÇ, NEMANJA BABIC
The Unidentified follows two story lines that focus on large-scale state-sponsored wrongdoing – war crimes in four Kosovo villages and the subsequent cover-up operation. Both victims and perpetrators recall gruesome memories of the attacks, when scores of ethnic Albanian civilians were killed by Serbian forces in the course of a few days in the spring of 1999.
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Umudugudu! Rwanda 20 Years On
Ruanda pas 20 vitesh
by GIORDANO COSSU
Rwanda, twenty years on: former genocide killers and survivors live together once again in former or newly built umudugudus (villages). Haunted by their past and fearing an uncertain future, how is life together, when your neighbour is the one who killed your family?
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Vukovar(s)
Vukovar(ët)
by TIMOTHÉE DEMEILLERS
There are some towns that no one hears about, that no one ever mentions, that no one even knows exists. Then, one day, the same town suddenly appears in the global conscience, on the television, on the Internet, in casual conversation, its name repeated by military officers above a map marked in red and by media eager for the next juicy event to beam into people’s homes. Vukovar is one of those towns, for the worse.
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Wild Flower
Lulja e egër
by FATHIA BAZI
A 77 year old burrnesha recounts her life story as she spends her last summer with her sheep.
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Brave bunch Children of Warsaw Uprising
Grupi i fëmijëve të guximshëm të Revoltës së Varshavës
by TOMASZ STANKIEWICZ
The Uprising through children’s eyes. When the Warsaw Uprising started in 1944, thousands of children lived in the city. Brave Bunch is about those who survived. A hybrid documentary by Tomas Stankiewicz tells a story of heroic and tragic 63-day struggle to liberate Warsaw from Nazi Germany occupation during World War II from a child’s perspective.
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End of the World
Fundi i botës
by Monika Pawluczuk
The End of the World is an intimate, creative and very immensely visual documentary where couple of stories weave into one narrative during one night. In a big city, many people are joined in one need - troubled by loneliness, they want to talk to someone. Some of them call an emergency number 112, even if it’s not really necessary, others call the radio.
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Housewarming
Festa e shtëpisë së re
by Amir BORENSTEIN, Effi WEISS
In a dystopian landscape of deserted half-built houses in Albania, a new mythology is in the making. An odyssey in an opposite direction, from the full to the empty, from excess to lack.
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Jovica and his teeth
Jovica dhe dhëmbët e tij
by TANJA BRZAKOVIC
Jovica (19) lives in Kosovo, in Serbian enclave, in village situated in the mountains. His family: 11 brothers and sister, mother and father, live on the social help and child allowance. With cutting and selling the logs Jovica can’t contribute a lot to the improvement of their life standard. This is why he has to find better job.
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Show all this to the world
Le ta shohë e gjithë bota
by ANDREA DEAGLIO
It all started in June 2015 at the Franco-Italian border, on the Mediterranean coast. A group of African migrants is denied entrance into France and position themselves on the rocks by the seaside just inside Italy. They have become the symbol of Europe’s border crisis.
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Time Simply Passes
Koha kalon
by TY FLOWERS
Time Simply Passes is a film about James Joseph Richardson, an orange picker in Florida who was wrongfully convicted of murdering his seven children in 1967.
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Varya
Varia
by ALIONA POLUNINA
When AlionaPolunina tries to shoot a film about the Russian-Ukrainian war she meets Varya, a simple Moscow mathematics teacher with frizzy grey hair, naive eyes, health sandals, plastic bags and a notebook.
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Wedding: A Film
Kujtimet e dasmës
by MOHAMMADREZA FARZAD
On the verge of divorce, the filmmaker decides to re-watch his wedding footage with the impossible mission of tracing back the break up to the happy ceremony. Now he is editing his documentary made about Iranian wedding films with her ex-wife as editor.
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