Month of European Film 2024

Maria Fux is a 90 years old Argentinian dancer. In her studio in the heart of Buenos Aires she is still dancing, teaching and conserving the elegance and the energy of a young performer. She accepts all kinds of people in her classes forming integrated groups of dancers. She gives everybody the possibility to develop their own way of expressing themselves and gets out the talent from dancers of all ages and conditions...

In 2008 and 2009, a group of Hungarian right-wing extremists committed a series of attacks on random members of the Roma community. Six people were killed, including a five-year-old, and another five were injured. The trial of the four suspects lasted two-and-a-half years.

The film depicts society in Hungary after the 1989 change of regime, in which a polarized political atmosphere has caused major rifts between friends and even within families...

Hungary 2018 is a political observational documentary about the main stream right-wing extremism and rising populism in Hungary on the government level...

Imagine waking up as an “enemy of the people.” This was the reality waiting for students and staff of Central European University (CEU)...

Investigating the history of her great-grandfather, Romani director Vera Lacková uncovers the fates of five Roma partisans from World War II.

Dolni Tsibar is a big village in the north-western Bulgaria, statistically one of the most impoverished area of the European Union. Ninety-nine percent of the villagers who live in the area are gypsies...

"Loli Kali Shuba" is a Romani nursery rhyme about the ladybird. Twenty years on Ukrainian filmmaker Aleksandr Balagura returns to the Romani settlement where a twelve-year-old girl once sang this song to him. The children of back then have now grown up.

A lyrical tragicomedy about a village postman Jakub and Jolanka, a Roma girl.

A miniature homage to Chantal Akerman, conceived as a series of playfully impossible letters addressed to the deceased director...

A portrait of a woman that comes close to the Neorealists’ dream of filming 24 hours in the life of a person while nothing special happens.

Claire Atherton's masterclass on editing during Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival 2016.

This experimental film portrays real life on screen, and shows different groups of people living in Yerevan today... The director’s impression of the city is the film’s focal point, every moment adapted to a different mood and period of life.

Documentary footage, Hollywood cinema and video games collide, overlap and submerge into each other in a Dadaist collage inspired by the poetry of Hungarian poet Mário Z. Nemes.

In April 2018, Armenia's Velvet Revolution saw thousands take to the streets across the nation, united in hope and determination for a better future.

In an Armenian village with a patriarchal tradition, five women debate together about life and war while they prepare lavash, the Armenian traditional bread.

Documentary follows trees that are transported, at great expense and inconvenience, from the coast of the Republic of Georgia to the private garden of that country's former prime minister.