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The shortfilm BerlinBeirut by Myrna Maakaron, in German Competition 2004, is dealing with Berlin and Beirut as formerly divided cities. A contribution to the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall and the general collapse of communist rule in Central Europe. The film was awarded the Main Prize German Competition Documentary Film 2004.

Don't Get Me Wrong on the other hand is the debut by Adina Pintilie, a true poetic master piece. The precise and yet highly sensitive potrait of psychatric hospital residents was awarded the Golden Dove at DOK Leipzig 2007.

Films

BerlinBeirut

BerlinBeirut (Orig.) / 2003 / Germany, Lebanon / 23 min

Berlin and Beirut were occupied, destructed, divided, reconstructed and today people still say "East and West" in both cities.

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Don't Get Me Wrong

Nu te supara,dar.. (Orig.) / 2007 / Romania / 50 min

Somewhere, sometime.. a world in which time runs the same as stones are falling implacably on stones...

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Crime News from the Alps

France, the Alps…To most people, this means snow, skiing and holidays. Hardly anyone would think of madness, hatred and crime. However, such is the true nature of the Alps according to living legend of French cinematography Luc Moullet who invites his spectators to the landscape of madness with an ironic smile.

Chinese or Mongolian?

The French documentary film The Arrivals was screened at the Jihlava IDFF 2010. At the end of the festival, it was selected as the best film of the travelling Doc Alliance Selection, winning the prestigious Doc Alliance Award. After its successful festival tour, the film opens the doors to a place where the clash of civilizations is a daily routine to online spectators as well.

A Fly in the Soup – Avi Mograbi

Mistrust, humiliation, fear, desire for revenge, apathy and mutual unwillingness to forgive… Welcome to the Israeli-Palestinian border! Your guide in the world of permanent conflict will be the “enfant terrible” of Israeli film Avi Mograbi.