The Beginning of a Dream

“No matter how hard your dream is, just try.” (quote from the filmmaker)

Demonstration Call Out

This is a videocall to ask citizens of Amsterdam to join the demonstration in April 2018 in Amsterdam to raise awareness for the violation of human rights of undocumented refugees in Amsterdam.

Flight

Young muslim voices

We Are Here Intermezzo

Informative video about the situation of undocumented migrants of We Are Here in Amsterdam.

Survivor

A once died man comes back to life

Video report: Eviction in Diemen

In this Video Refugee and journalist Gadaa Hunde (28) interviews refugees and supporters at the eviction of an occupied building in Diemen-Amsterdam.

Vlog 5: They Are Welcome

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) questions people on the street about hospitality in the Netherlands. Do Dutch people really give oppurtunity to refugees entering the Netherlands. Are refugees allowed to work and do they get acces to education?

Vlog 3: Illegal Asylumseekers

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) questions the use of the word 'illegals', in this vlog he interviews people on what they think about the word and why people use the word. No person is illegal!

Vlog 6: It Is Not Safe There

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) joins a demonstration (January 2018) in The Hague. The protest is about a deportation of an asylumseeker to Sudan.

Vlog 2: Why Is Soccer Important To You?

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) takes us to match of the refugee soccerteam We Are Here from Amsterdam and interviews the players.

Vlog 7: Imprisonment

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) questions alien detentiun. Why are people lockup if they didn't do any crime. Only because they don't have a passport.

Vlog 4: We Are Here in Amsterdam and We Want Peace

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) attends a demonstration and evictions of a We Are Here building in Diemen -Amsterdam. We see violence from police.

Vlog 1: What is a refugee?

Vlogger and refugee Eric Bimule (26) walks through the city and asks random people on the street in the Netherlands: What is a refugee?

It’s Not Hard

“You can change your life for the better despite the difficult circumstances you face.” (quote from filmmaker)

The World Is Fine

“Do not give up, things will become better. After the rain comes the rainbow, it will shine after the storm.” (quote from the filmmaker)

Displaced In Media: Showreel

Hussein : letter to everyone

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

Video Recipe #8 Making an audio dictionary with young newcomers

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #7 A youth video production workshop

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #6 Institutional support for refugee media at a national institution

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #5 Making audiovisual postcards with young people in limbo

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #4 The drop-in medialab

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #3 Countering outburst of islamophobia on Twitter

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #2 Addressing polarisation of two communities in a small town

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

Video Recipe #1 Storytelling Mentoring for Those in Limbo

This is one of the video recipes produced after the publication of the Recipe book. It is a short video animation showing how Displaced in Media methodologies were tested in the different contexts of the project partners.

I-dentity

The film features a diverse mix of 18 actors all telling the same story. The film intends to invite young Muslims from around the UK to share their stories.

Work Out

A young underage Afghan migrant flees into Turkey not knowing where to go or what to do next. While preparing for his next journey into Europe, he practices hard and soft kicks.

Calling Home

Through phone recordings, we document the reality of being a female asylum seeker inside Yarls Wood detention centre.

A Borderless World

A glimpse into the journey taken by the unaccompanied asylum-seeking youth in Turkey.

My Life With Cricket

14 year old Faseeh Choudhary tells the story about how his favourite sport, cricket, has followed him through life, from Pakistan to Sweden. He uses a digital story telling technique with still images combined with a personal voice recording.

Crossing

Cheikh Oumar and Ibsa tell us how they cross the sea to come France, the difficulties they encountered and how they have finally made it to Europe.

The Unknown Side of Freedom

Kumara is a Burmese refugee that he should resign to continue as a monk to join his new life in Spain.

Don't Bully My Pronunciation

15 year old Nadia tells about how it felt for her to go to a Swedish school when she was new in Sweden, and she struggled with the Sweidsh language.

María Dolores

Maria Dolores, a fanatical South American, crosses the pond with the firm intention of achieving his dream: seeing his idol.

The Silent Excursion 89

"“There’s democracy now, isn’t there?”

Insanity

‘’Of the 500 Palestinian villages in what became Israel in 1948, 400 were destroyed.. ”

Forced Migration

In the 90’s one million five hundred thousand Kurds were forced to migration as their villages were burnt down.

Yu-gos-lav-ya

«Skopje does not belong to us».

Portmanteau

"Packing and traveling are nice things. If only you were going on vacation..."

Gurbet City

A collage of different images and music that contribute to the wide understanding of what a migrant is.

How Do You Know Tarlabasi?

"278 historical buildings in the 30,000 meter square area are being reconstructed" but at what cost?

Foreigner for rent

"Are you a journalist? Do you want your event to be more exotic? This offer is for you! Only now - a foreigner for rent!"

Zero and One

"You must find your place in my fragile digital world. Will you be just another one or a zero of hope?"‘

Mobile Inner Peace

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

My Ukrainian

Krzysztof Janiak read dozens of comments on polish forums for people looking for Ukrainian house help.

You Are Rich Because I Am Poor

"When I came to the UK my first work was in a car wash ... I would get only £25 a day".

A Distance

Bassir wants to come to France, but he has no money, can his brother Ohmid that is already in Marseille help him.

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.

Limbo

"The first question they ask is 'Have you got any documentation?' It's kind of confusing, and sad sometimes"

Migrant-Settler

“You are a frail migrant, how dare you aspire living in Byzantine? Get going and carry on or you will get a slap on your neck.”

Saddler

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

Bread with Roses, Roses with Bread

Every year, seasonal worker families of Arab origin start out their journey on a tractor from Urfa to Eskisehir and try to hold on to life in an area covered with almost 2500 tents.

How Would You Like to Migrate?

“The freedom to migrate is sacred”

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.

First Steps (Sorry + Please)

When Cedoux Kadima first came to the UK, he spoke no English, and had to try and navigate his way through London, picking up occasional words here and there.

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.”

Communication

Alicja initially found it difficult to express herself, and found inventive new ways to get her messages across.

Ima Polonija

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

Somehow, I Am Scared of the Mountains

Fadime Kayım migrated to Istanbul from a village of Kastamonu during the 60’s and now lives in her “shanty apartment-building” that she built on the land she had invaded in Okmeydanı, Istanbul.

Zalim City

Some people in the society do not hesitate to make some others an object of mockery.

Oleksandr

This is all about Alexander. He comes from Ukraine. That's what we know about him. None of the people talking about him in the film have ever met him.

Stranger?

Neighbours of Lublin, Poland, are asked about Ukraine and Ukrainians

Today Here, Tomorrow in America

”I’m in Turkey now, next week I’ll be in the States. But wherever I’m in the world, I will always love Afghanistan.”

Motherlands

-What do you eat for lunch in preschool? - 3-year-old Anahita is asked by her father. - Potatoes - she replies. Anything else? - her dad inquires. - Potatoes, potatoes and potatoes - Anahita replies.

Viet

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

Helping Others

"When was the last time you helped someone?"

Nowhere

Another Day

A pair of bored teenagers killing time on a Sunday, waiting for their friend.

Dreams

An interview to a Mexican inmigrant who paints children faces in Alameda de Hércules square in Seville

Black Sheep

'They looked at her carefully and they asked: but... why are you so black?'

Home Sweet Home

An animated documentary about young people that emigrate from warzones as refugees.

Comrades

A Life in Tarlabasi

Wandering in streets of Tarlabasi, a girl is looking for traces of her lost hometown, Mardin.

I Enjoy La Alameda

We try to understand how the changes have been produced in the last few years in La Alameda de Hércules have modified the way it's enjoyed by the citizens in Seville.

Velitas

There are two girls living in an occupied house nearby, they strongly believe that Velita can, in their time of need, help end all of the evictions.'

Future

A Spanish student talks with us about the problem of unemployment in Spain and the need of looking for job in other countries.

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.

Kikiriwikis

'When you get close to the border, the first thing you see is the huge fence, when you get closer, you look down, at the break in the fence, and you can see ants going across'

Arrested without Papers

'They made me sign a deportation letter, I signed it'

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.

Crossing

'To be migrant is different, to be migrant penguin is even much more different'

Jorge

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

Merveille

Aminata writes a letter to a friend, who has been evicted and sent to live in Belgium.

Inmate

Inmate is a reflection about space, as a physical and existential need.

Citizens of a Place Called World

Video remix on the idea of border and how capitalism deals with that idea in its own favour

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.

Strangers In Wonders

Young man from East London asks people where they are from.

Swedish from Sweden

How a group of Swedish adapt to living in a totally different place

Lives. Tell Me Your Story

Do you remember when was the first time you took an ice-cream? Do you remember when was the first time you felt out of place?

Refika

“Does anyone know the story of Refika here?”

Refuges

'There's people that just feel identified as something else. Nor Italy, nor Spain, nor the place where they live, it's just a different place, a self place, just that.'

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

Chinese Culture in Seville

We try to introduce Chinese culture in Seville

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.

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.

Remembering

Short documentary film is about an old woman and her memories about being 1 of the 2 survivors of brutal killings during the Armenian/Turkish war.

Now, Listen!

A reflection about poverty and how politicians manage that matter.

Catalogue of stereotypes on inmigration

There are a lot of prejudices about inmigration in Spain. This is catalogue of them.

Voice

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

Soil

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

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

My Mother Tongue

A documentary about 3 young people that moved to London when they were children.

Ethnoleague

Twelve teams played in football tournament "Ethnoleauge" for several months.

Travelling

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

Nazli in Zlin - Lost in Translation

Story about Nazli's communication problems as a Turkish arriving in Zlin (Czech Republic) without even knowing a single word in Czech.