Swiss helmer Men Lereida explores how the Switzerland's adherence to the Schengen and Dublin agreements changed Zurich's red-light district.
Moritz Pfeifer looks at this deeply nostalgic journey of the statue of the poet Javini traveling back home.
Moritz Pfeifer deliberates comedic elements in this parody of Soviet bureaucracy.
Moritz Pfeifer reviews this documentary about a young Russian girl who visits her father's family in Azerbaijan for the first time.
Swiss helmer Eileen Hofer's first feature film is a docu-fiction about a Swiss teenager looking for her Azerbaijani origins.
Moritz Pfeifer criticizes this film about the Nagorno-Karabakh War for individualizing the experience of war.
Moritz praises this first feature from Azerbaijan about a clash of generations.
Moritz Pfeifer discusses aspects of identity crisis in Krzysztofa Skoniecznego's film and criticizes its hyper-individualized characters in the context of other contemporary films.
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