Directing
A young British man living with his girlfriend in Bosnia Herzegovina desperately attempts to raise 500 marks to prevent himself from being deported.
A filmmaker shares his journey of self-discovery while living abroad, far from his family.
A world in lock-down. As a global pandemic unfolds, 13 international filmmakers pen cinematic letters from their places of isolation, whether home or far from home. A work of accidental science-fiction from the Bistrik7 collective, graduates of BĂ©la Tarr's Sarajevo film.factory.
The experiment presents a cinematic poem to filmmaking and film itself. Directed by eleven filmmakers, all under the vision of Bela Tarr's 'film.factory', delving into what keeps us making films.
A Covid-19 omnibus film by students of Multimedia University (Malaysia).
Razak faces two problems after answering a call. He faces the sudden need to prepare for his mother’s departure rituals and musters the courage to explain to his younger brother who is intellectually disabled. Beyond Razak’s expectation, Rashid, his younger brother takes it well and tries to imitate his brother’s action to mentally jot down the procedures that lead to the ritual. In the end, could Rashid answers Razak’s question - What will happen if one day Razak dies?
What is the inner shame that drove the director to Berlin? Slipping away from Sarajevo, a land foreign to him, he visits a gay couple who have recently started living together in Germany, as he ruminates on his mother’s warning not to break faith with his religion. Recalling what took place at a gay club in Berlin four years earlier, he returns there. Troubled by his past, he is forced to look deep inside himself. This is a road movie about one man’s heart.
