“8 Bullets” brings the memories and the scent of a family killing in a land far away from home.)
Archives: Filmes
Indians and cowboys also hope to get presents for Christmas – even if they’ve been bad boys.)
Manfred and Jürgen, both in the mid 70s, are enjoying their free saturday.
Lying in the sun, working in the garden and struggling. On sunday Rosi, an old pal of them, comes around to join their SM-Bondage-Session. An ordinary weekend in Germany.)
“Ashes” shows a ghost town lost in time where only the recorded voice of Salazar still lives.)
Heddy Honigmann follows one of the most respected orchestras in the world – the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra – throughout several continents. “Around the World in 50 Concerts” shows how music is a place of freedom against political and personal oppressions and opens the way for our pursuit of happiness.)
In “Ashes and Embers”, Manuel Mozos uses litteratture to film Isabel Ruth as Dulce Maria Cardoso and cinema to welcome its ghosts and memories.)
“Among Us” takes us through the mind of real pedophiles living in our society.)
“Bailu Dream” is the filmlike reconstruction of a Chinese town with French features. )
Sometimes, it’s just better to talk to other people through letters flying between us.)
“Geliebt / Be loved” enters the realm of zoophilia.)
“All Is Forgiven”, Mia Hansen-Løve’s first feature, is a reflection of her future work: love, absence, and the feelings one goes through as time passes (here, the relationship between an estranged father and his daughter).)
Milos Forman’s first fiction film about the sentimental education of a young man and one of the best examples of the European New Wave in the 1960’s.)
A lonely bear dad tells his story through a magic box: one that gave birth to cinema.)
“Beyond Marão” films an abandoned land and a hanging menace over its remaining population.)
What will we do if no one allows us to live on planet Earth? )
O prenúncio de uma comédia trágica europeia é encarnada pelos corpos presentes (e assassinados) de “By Accident”.)
“Calamity who?” is a portrait of actress Christine Boisson through film heritage and her work by Isabelle Prim.)
“Cantata of Grief” echoes Roy Andersson’s films through the portrait of a suicide-assistance center.)