A DECENT FACTORY

A DECENT FACTORY

Is there a sort of softer, Nordic capitalism behind Nokia’s worldwide success?

55 or 79 minutes, dir. Thomas Balmes, Making Movies Oy & Margot Films. Release 2004

ANOTHER ROAD HOME

ANOTHER ROAD HOME

Maybe the best film ever about Israeli/Palestinian relations – because it is about family!

59 or 79 minutes, dir. Danae Elon, QI Films. Release 2004

BLOWING UP PARADISE

BLOWING UP PARADISE

The horriying story about the French nuclear testing in the Pacific

59 or 80 minutes, dir. Ben Lewis, Bergmann Pictures. Release 2004

BLUE COLLAR WHITE CHRISTMAS

BLUE COLLAR WHITE CHRISTMAS

A warm-hearted documentary about being human

82 minutes, dir. Max Kestner, Lynx Media A/S & Koncern Tv og Filmproduktion ApS. Release 2004

BORN INTO STRUGGLE

BORN INTO STRUGGLE

Filmaker Regad Desai takes us on an intimate journey mapped out by the scars etched onto his family’s life.

52 or 74 minutes, dir. Rehad Desai, Uhuru Productions. Release 2004

BRAVE NEW ART WORLD

BRAVE NEW ART WORLD

The film the Art World doesn’t want you to see.

2x45 / 60 / 90 minutes, dir. Ben Lewis, Bergmann Pictures Ltd.. Release 2009

CHAIRMAN GEORGE

CHAIRMAN GEORGE

1 billion fans can’t be wrong: In China, George is Elvis. In Canada, George is Greek. In Greece, George has a dream…

45 or 69 minutes, dir. Daniel Cross & Mila Aung-Thwin, Eyesteel Film. Release 2005

CIRCUS SCHOOL

CIRCUS SCHOOL

Acrobatics is considered as the national quintessence of China. It has existed on this land for over a thousand years. This film relates the hard experiences of a group of children before they become acrobats.

52 / 78 / 107 minutes, dir. Guo Jing & Ke Dingding, Guo Jing & Ke Dingding Productions. Release 2006

CONTROL ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

This film is a masterwork of the war seen from the vantage point of Al Jazeera

57 & 85 minutes, dir. Jehane Noujaim, Noujaim Films. Release 2004

DEADLINE

DEADLINE

In Fall of 2002 Illinois Governor George Ryan faces shocking findings about flaws in his state’s capital punishment system.

53 or 73 minutes, dir. Katy Chevigny & Kirsten Johnson, Big Mouth Productions. Release 2004

FACING CHANGES

FACING CHANGES

This is a film about the concept of face in Chinese culture and in Chinese mindset. Through the concept of face we will approach the Beijing middle class and see some ways it reflects the rapid changes in the society around it

52 / 75 minutes , dir. Mika Koskinen, Making Movies Oy. Release 2008

GAME OF THEIR LIVES, THE

GAME OF THEIR LIVES, THE

In 1966 North Korea created the greatest shock in World Cup history.

52 or 80 minutes, dir. Daniel Gordon, Very Much So Productions. Release 2002

GHETTO

GHETTO

Is the American War on Drugs a genocide in disguise?

60 / 90 minutes, dir. Eugene Jarecki, Charlotte Street Films. Release Fall 2009

HAMMER AND TICKLE

HAMMER AND TICKLE

The Communist Joke Book

90 or 2 x 45 minutes, dir. Ben Lewis, Alegia. Release 2006

MADRID CONNECTION, THE

MADRID CONNECTION, THE

Killing 191 persons and injuring almost 2,000 the Madrid bombings in 2004 is considered to be the worst terrorist attack in Europe ever

90 / 58 minutes, dir. Justin Webster, JWPproductions. Release 2007

MECHANICAL LOVE

MECHANICAL LOVE

Can robots substitute human affection and can robots make people feel love?

52 / 75 minutes, dir. Phie Ambo, Tju Bang Film for TV2/DANMARK. Release Ultimo 2007

MOSQUITO PROBLEM, THE

MOSQUITO PROBLEM, THE

The epic story of a village turned concentration camp, turned a city, turned nuclear power plant and it’s population, swamped between regimes, fried fish, ideologies, mass murder, pop-folk music, guilt, redemption, hope and mosquitoes…

52 / 100 minutes, dir. Andrey Paounov, AGITPROP. Release May 2007

MY AMERICAN FAMILY

MY AMERICAN FAMILY

Gaetano Merenda and his son Antonio travel to America to attend a family reunion and discover that it wasn’t the distance which broke off the family for 100 years ago but an unsuccesful bank robber.

82 minutes, dir. Jerzy Sladkowski, Hysteria Film. Release 2004

RESERVED TO FIGHT

RESERVED TO FIGHT

Every war brings home shell shocked veterans. Coming home from Iraq is definitely not an easy task. The young soldiers find themselves neglected by the Military and isolated in a society that cannot recognize their distress

57 / 77 minutes, dir. Chantelle Squires, Mirrorlake Films. Release 2008

RIKER'S HIGH

RIKER'S HIGH

New York City’s Rikers Island Prison is the location of the city’s most extreme high school.

60 / 90 minutes, dir. Victor Buhler, Rikers High LLC . Release 2006

SOLO - DECLINE OF A POPSTAR

SOLO - DECLINE OF A POPSTAR

How does a young man fall from stardom to outcast in the blink of an eye, tore down by the ones that built him up?

52 / 77 minutes, dir. Kasper Torsting, Fridthjof Film. Release 2007

SREBRENICA: NEVER AGAIN

SREBRENICA: NEVER AGAIN

This is the story of three people whose lives were overturned by the Srebrenica massacre in July 1995.

53 or 79 minutes, dir. Leslie Woodhead, October Films for BBC and WDR. Release 2005

TOOTS

TOOTS

Toots Shor was friend to the famous, crook to the feds, father, brother, gambler, bum, but most of all he was the owner of America’s greatest saloon.

85 minutes, dir. Kristi Jacobsen, Catalyst Films. Release 2006

TWO TOWNS OF JASPER

TWO TOWNS OF JASPER

A Texas Murder in Black & White

72 minutes, dir. Marco Williams & Whitney Dow, Two Tone Productions. Release 2002

USA vs AL-ARIAN

USA vs AL-ARIAN

USA vs AL-ARIAN is a close portrait of an Arab-American family facing terrorism charges leveled by the U.S. Government.

52 / 98 minutes, dir. Line Halvorsen, Dalchows Verden . Release May 2007

WHY WE FIGHT

WHY WE FIGHT

An inside look at the anatomy of the American war machine

55 or 90 minutes, dir. Eugene Jarecki, Charlotte Street Films Ltd & Think Tank . Release 2005