Year 2002 - 468

A documentary film that explores the political events before and after the 1965 tragedy in Indonesia, known as Gestok (1st October Movement). The film features interviews with people who lived through and were involved in those events, offering different views from what was commonly told during the New Order era. The film aims to show the political tensions between different groups—such as the military, student activists, religious organizations, and left-wing movements—and how these tensions led to the violent events of 1965 and the change in government.

An enhanced version of George W. Bush's address to the nation, in which he announces the beginning of the invasion of Afghanistan on 7 October 2001.

Documentary about the struggle of the residents of Nueva Helvecia (70 km from Colonia, Uruguay) to prevent the sale of the town's only cinema, "El Helvético."

According to pop culture mythology, Paris Hilton “invented” the selfie in 2006. In factual terms, Uber and its rideshare model was officially launched in 2010. Mare Tralla’s video precedes - and reflects - both of these cultural landmarks that have since become nouns. In this piece, no words are needed: a woman rides in the backseat, entranced by pulsing rhythms. Through a double-layered image - or perhaps an altered state of mind - we follow the movements of a fleeting moment inside a car.

In this work, the echo of Chornobyl appears literally as a stage for a "porn film". The main characters are a couple dressed in silver anti-radiation suits, striking erotic poses and imitating sexual intercourse against the backdrop of apocalyptic views of Prypiat. Grey high-rise buildings, abandoned attractions, and the city itself, which by its very appearance excludes hope for any kind of life, resonate with the figures of two lovers who, in their desire to be together, only produce a tragicomic effect of powerlessness.

A documentary about the largest battle of the UPA with the NKVD and other parts of the Soviet Union near the villages of Antonivtsi and Gurba in Ternopil Oblast and Rivne Oblast.

Britain's response to Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939 was the British Expeditionary Force, sent to Europe to prevent the Germans' armored assault against France. The BEF's withdrawal at Dunkirk left the RAF to win the Battle of Britain and postpone invasion plans indefinitely. As WW2 entered its second phase, where Montgomery's victory at El Alamein halted Rommel's armored sweep through North Africa. Further East, Hitler's attack on Russia proved suicidal: German surrender at Stalingrad left Russia poised to punch into the heart of the Reich. In the Far East, Japan followed their pre-emptive strike at Pearl Harbor with rapid territorial gains before being pushed back from Midway by American might. In Europe, RAF Bomber Command blitzed German cities as the D-Day invasion of Normandy was taking shape. By April 1945, the liberation of Europe was complete. These momentous events are portrayed through front-line film footage and carefully researched contemporary accounts.

A documentary that tells us about the low-intensity war in Chiapas and its main strategy, paramilitarization, which has had serious effects on community life, particularly in communities that resist through building autonomy. The case of Roberto Barrios is an example of both processes, the indigenous struggle for survival through communal work, and the logic of violence and destruction of the social fabric.

Zapata's Garden shows us the development of a new Zapatista village and its search for a system of economic organization based on the collective labor of men, women, and children. Through the video, we can see how this village improves the lives of its inhabitants and their struggle to survive in the face of globalization within the cultural, social, and political context of Mexico.

A documentary in which Tzotzil elders explain the meaning of traditional sounds in the hope that young people will take these traditions to heart. A showcase of the efforts of communities in resistance to preserve their people's cultural identity even amidst difficult survival conditions.

Claymation short film.

Claymation short film.

Claymation short film.

Claymation short film.

Everything is ready for the great project of building a bridge across the Nile. All the obstacles have been solved. Except one. Convinced that the construction of the bridge won't start, an old man refuses to leave his hut.

Documents the destruction caused by the 2002 Israeli attack on Jenin refugee camp in Palestine.

The project GREAT FENCES OF AUSTRALIA maps the vast spaces of Australia. Since 2002, violinists Jon Rose and Hollis Taylor have travelled 35,000 kilometres playing and recording the unique sounds of hundreds of fences in every state and territory of the fifth continent, including the well-known 'Dog Fence' and 'Rabbit-Proof Fences'. Along with this video and audio material, the lives and histories of the people who build, look after or use the fences has also been documented.