Branching Light and Flickers of a Dawn

Branching Light and Flickers of a Dawn explores the mysterious synchronized flashing of fireflies, blending scientific research with artistic interpretation through ecofiction. The film highlights how these light signals form a complex communication system beyond human perception, revealing the limits of our sensory understanding and inviting reflection on the unseen intelligences that shape the natural […]

My Father’s Daughter

Film director Lea decides to search for her sister Deni, who disappeared from her life when Lea was eight years old. For the rest of the family, Deni’s absence remained a taboo subject for 27 years, and no one ever tried to find her. Although Deni once attempted to contact her family, her message went […]

AMOOSED: a moose odyssey

Does something like a totem animal exist? And if so, can its call send even a European on a journey following its tracks? In this moose odyssey, the director follows moose-obsessed people (“amoosed”) across the planet — from the hidden moose of former Czechoslovakia, through a Russian domestication station, to Swedish moose safaris, where people […]

Replanted

Once the most famous spa town of the Soviet Union, Tskaltubo turned into Georgia’s largest refugee camp after the war in Abkhazia. Thirty years later, the government seeks to restore its former glory, relocating most displaced families to new housing blocks on the city’s edge. The film follows the last residents of one sanatorium. Gia […]

How to Listen to Fountains

This film is about public space. This film is about the destruction of culture. This film is about fountains that have had enough. In this film, the fountains come to life, they become living beings, each one has its own character and tells a different story. They speak out so that people notice them, perceive […]

Action Item

In management, action items are tasks that must be performed to resolve an issue. But what if the issue is not individual, but systemic? In her second feature documentary, director Paula Ďurinová explores how personal experience of burnout shifts into collective sharing and awakening. Set in Berlin, Action Item transforms anxiety into resistance, reframing struggles […]

Better Go Mad in the Wild

Franta and Ondra, eternal children and inseparable twins, live in a quietly magical world with their beloved animals. They share every moment, every thought, every routine. Outwardly they appear identical, yet inside they are two entirely different souls. Over time, their closeness begins to suffocate. Franta yearns for freedom, for flight, for life beyond the […]

She Just Walked into the Room and She Doesn’t Know Why She Did It

She just walked into the room, and she doesn’t know why she did it explores Alzheimer’s disease and the care of elderly family members from the perspective of a young woman, a family member “who doesn’t yet have to worry about it.” The short film-performance explores the dilemma of staying or leaving and the issue […]

Eternity and a Day

Kherson, a city that has faced both occupation and liberation, still endures daily attacks — just a river away from the front line. This is not a film about war, but about the courage to stay and create despite everything. When filming began in summer 2023, the theatre’s windows were still intact. By the end, […]

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