Fri, 14-May-21 11:00 AM
Davide Provole, Giovanni Benini
This documentary invites us on a special journey into the taciturn universes of autism. We dive deep into it as we get close to a group of teenagers living in … read more
This documentary invites us on a special journey into the taciturn universes of autism. We dive deep into it as we get close to a group of teenagers living in … read more
The film patiently enters a particular and sacred space of ritual life in Ukrainian society. It follows and silently observes hundreds of people visiting the graves of their deceased relatives … read more
The Vietnamese couple Bay and Tam have lived in Germany for 30 years. With little contact to others in the German society, the two work in empty offices as cleaners. … read more
Irshad migrated with his son Zeelain from Pakistan to Portugal to enable him a better future. As Zeelain has to write a paper for school about a hero, he chooses … read more
DON’T COME HOME THIS YEAR is a short film about Romanian migrants returning home from Italy during the Covid-19 pandemic and getting stuck at the Austrian-Hungarian border. The film is … read more
Thant Zin came to Yangon with his brother around three years ago. He may have been twelve years old at the time, but he can’t really remember. After finding him … read more
Two lives - before and after the return to Cameroon. Romeo is disappointed by Germany and wants to fly back home. Demian was deported and has been trying to return … read more
A father is peeling an orange, a daughter and mother are sleeping in a hammock, and a big river is flowing by: these are a few snippets that immerse us into the life of this Bribri family and their surroundings. The meditative soundscape, close-ups and subdued colours invite us to wonder and wander. As a part of many-month-long ethnographic research in Talamanca, the film encapsulates the ways of an indigenous community and its values and how a strong connection to nature means its unquestionable conservation. Does one truly need to be reminded that often?
This short piece is a thought-provoking and cautionary tale of a way of life that could soon be lost.
Director, script: Davide Marino
Cinematography: Davide Marino, Simon Gillard
Editing: Davide Marino, Paloma Yanez Serrano, Lana Askari
Sound Editing: Sylvain Roche
Visual effects: Tommaso Mari
Contact: davidemar@gmail.com
It starts with sand, the basics of glass and concrete, and unfolds into a meditation on urban infrastructure, buildings and surfaces. Surreal and sensory images are confronting us with a … read more
Somewhere on the northern coast of Cuba, three children are swimming in the ocean, painting seashells and are amused by a sea slug. As they roam through the city, a … read more