Shafiq: letter to my own

Shafiq writes a letter to his family and friends to tell them or remind them of his story.

Hussein : letter to everyone

He tells us about his new life in France and how he gets in Europe.

Abderhamane : letter to my mum

Abderhamane writes to his mum to tell her about his new life in France.

Sincerity

After lunch, David must confess the news to his parents. What he still doesn't know is the impact it will have in them.

Yu-gos-lav-ya

«Skopje does not belong to us».

Mobile Inner Peace

“…being ‘peaceful’ is a human right. ”

Proof

Does your husband sugar his tea? What colour is your wife's toothbrush? Which side of the bed does your wife sleep on? Alicja Plachówna (PL) could answer such questions in the middle of the night without hesitation. That is why her husband Boyan isn't "illegal" in Poland.

Saddler

4 bankruptcies, 3 cities changed, what else could go wrong?

Congratulations

Learning a new language can be challenging, but when you move to a new country and don't speak the native tongue, there's a lot more pressure to try.

Separation

”Actually this place is not like a new home, but more like a new world. Everything is foreign, complicated here. All the things we learned all my life are not applicable.”

Ima Polonija

Israel is a country composed of only immigrants. Polish people were a huge part of them.

Viet

"Dad, why did you decided to stay in Poland? - "I met your mum!"

Nowhere

Recovering Pieces of History

A Romanian boy recovers his grandma's belongings and tries to find out how the life was before 1989

Sako

Sako, a thirteen year old boy, was made to work by his father since the age of seven at a tombstone factory.

From Van and Proud

A boy introduces us to his colorful world in Tarlabasi, the one only place he would always want to come back to even after travelling to the space

Things I Should Have Done

A girl feels bad about ignoring her grandmother after she moves to an elderly home.

There Are Two of Them

A girl talks about her two mothers.

Launderette

'I think the Kids. I think they're a beautiful thing to see... because they don't know nothing you know? They don't know nothing of this world. This world is very scary'

Just Brewed It, We're Waiting for It to Settle

"This place is my child. How can I give my child away? I devoted my life to it."

Return to my neighbourhood

A Portuguese girl returns to her neighborhood and remembers her Godmother, who has passed away

The Man Who Never Leaves the Island

Ali, who immigrated to Istanbul 38 years ago after having had a brain trauma, stayed in the Kinali Island and never left the island since.

A Way

Portrait of an elderly athlete jogging in Armeni talking about his life and children.

Self Portrait. Migration's Biographies

The idea arose from a conflict over two issues: the fact that looking back, I have always tried to live where I was born; and throughout my life I have shared the story of loved ones who have been migrants and immigrants.

Jorge

Jorge is a Senegalese inmigrant who lives in Jerez de la Frontera

Grandmother Told Me

A portrait of a grandmother and her daughter.

Seriously Yvonne

Short documentary film about a visually impaired woman and her love for salsa dancing.

Nowhere

A Polish singer experiences a different cultural context as she raises her children after emigrating to France because of the political situation in Poland.

My Name is Ahang

Ahang reflects about her hybrid Swedish-Iranian cultural identity.

A Taste of Asia

People with different cultural backgrounds live together in Greene Street

My Son’s Name is Daniel

A London father talks about wanting to see his son at the end of the film it emerges that his girlfriend has sent the baby back to Ghana.

Murciégalo

Why education is a theme that obsess me? Can I say something about it without talking about me? Why have I so many doubts about it?

A Little Tale

This documentary film is about a boy and his family living on a farm in Armenia.

Crystal Hope

A short documentary about the only young ice skater in Eskisehir.

Patrycja

Patrycja' was made by 11 year old Patrycja, who lives in a large country house in England, with her family that work on the property.

Rising prices at the brides market

In the oldest market of Sofia, Bulgaria, they sell fruit and vegetables. But besides these products, it’s also possible to sell your gypsy daughter.

Hobbies

Will plays guitar. Caroline runs. Tony likes family history. Three very normal hobbies that play an integral part to these people's lives

Recover & Rebuild: Croydon

'It's a shitty town, but it's OUR shitty town'

Rapunzel

A 14 years-old girl reveals her colorful personality by talking about her long, Rapunzel-like hair

Only Human

A fourteen-year-old boy presents his take on alienation because of one’s physical traits.

Brothers

A close portrait of two small boys, made by their sister.

Voice

"I had a dream. I’m in the house in Ardahan where I was born, a house ‘inherited’ from Armenians."

My Mother Learns Cinema

A young filmaker tries to teach cinema to his mother

Mo & Jo fighting for the troops

This couple from England has for years been sending personal letters and parcels to 'their lads and girls' who are in the army on a mission abroad.

Ebb and Tide

A young woman who reads from her diaries about her life in the Czech Republic while showing the life of her parents from Turkey

The tragic love story of Georgi and Anka in Bulgaria

Georgi and Anka met at a gypsy bridesmarket and fell madly in love.

Dear Brother Sakir

Sakir Turker is the charitable, beloved, fatherly owner of the cafe Sakir's Place, which has long become one of the symbols of Canakkale.

The 8 o'clock edition of the news

A look at the Greek crisis, through the media

Travelling

Documentary film made by Francesca Togni (born 1990) from Italy.

Roki

Documentary film about little boy Roki and his Roma family

My Brother

A film about how a girl communicates to his disabled brother