A quiet village in the Italian province, on the shores of a lake. A mysterious sales agent, who arrives in the village on a stormy night, wants to rent the flat of a wealthy man, but seems to be more interested in the woman who...
The Sami people, based primarily in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, continue their struggles against oppression and colonialism, old and new. For centuries, they have been fighting institutionalized racism, marginalization, and the repression of their culture and language. Although they have won recognition and respect,...
“Noken Kilim Meri” is a documentary about sorcery accusation related violence in Papua New Guinea. It tells the story of Malina, a 30-year-old woman accused of poisoning the daughter of a local pastor with black magic, and Sister Lorena, a Swiss nun, who rescues her...
German photographer Magdalena Hausen crosses post-war political history of Europe in her quest to make a photograph of the wind. An experimental film about identity and the inner workings of memory. ...
On December 8 2024, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and his entire family fled his country and sought refuge in Russia. The swift fall of the Butcher of Damascus, the man who had made a startling comeback after nearly losing everything during the Arab Spring, took...
“She” is a choral narrative about female workers in the biggest electronic Industrial Park in Vietnam, where they endures exhausting rhythms. Through fragmented bodies and anonymous voices, the film denounces oppressive working conditions and the contradictions between survival, dreams, and emancipation. Between factory, dormitories, and...
Born in New York in the 1970s, Hip Hop spread worldwide, becoming a global cultural phenomenon. In the early 1980s it took root in France and then also reached Rome, where a small community of enthusiasts laid its foundations and took part at this “r-evolution”....
The docu-film explores the bond between man and nature through Iceland, seen from above as a distant, humanless planet. A poetic fugue of many voices intertwines: Leopardi’s Dialogue between Nature and the Icelander (1824), Jón Kalman Stefánsson’s verses, reflections on Iceland and Leopardi, and the...
Rome is the city of cinema but also of cinemas, there is one in almost every neighbourhood. They are magic boxes scattered around the capital that contain stories, names, lives and memories of all the people who have frequented them and still do. But cinemas...
The five projects presented by the artists were developed as part of the Ethnographic Filmmaking LAB, created by AntropicA, with the support of the Ministero della Cultura and SIAE, in collaboration with Biblioteche di Roma – Biblioteca Nelson Mandela for venue support, Doc/it – Associazione...
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