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16 films
Baghdad ten years after the US invasion reveals the complex realities of life in the city, as explored by VICE founder Suroosh Alvi.
Fake funerals in South Korea, part of the "Well Dying" movement, aim to reduce suicide rates by encouraging people to reflect on life and mortality.
Wolf Biermann reflects on life in divided Germany, the challenges of democracy, and potential future developments during an in-depth conversation in Hamburg.
Three abandoned landmarks in the U.S. reflect the fading ideals of the American Dream, revealing both its aspirations and the harsh realities of its decline.
Hyde Park serves as a vibrant symbol of London's multicultural life, showcasing its rich history of free speech and community through engaging personal stories.
In the age of digital transformation, filmmaker Oana Suteu Khintirian explores the evolving relationship between paper and digital media in shaping human memory.
Samanta Schweblin, a Berlin-based Argentinian writer, reflects on her literary journey and the emotional depth of storytelling in her exploration of identity and fear.
Hernan Diaz, an acclaimed writer and Pulitzer Prize finalist, articulates the intrinsic value of literature beyond its practical utility in a reflective interview.
Shelagh Delaney, a 21-year-old dramatist, reflects on her life in Salford and the impact of her acclaimed play A Taste of Honey on her literary works.
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German artist Katharina Grosse discusses her artistic evolution, the significance of travel, and her commitment to social responsibility in a candid interview.
Kim Hyesoon, a prominent South Korean poet, discusses her acclaimed work 'Autobiography of Death', reflecting on societal marginalization and the Sewol ferry disaster.
Natasha Brown, a British novelist, reflects on class dynamics and identity in her acclaimed debut novel Assembly, exploring the complexities of modern life.
Orhan Pamuk explores the artistic synergy between his novel 'The Museum of Innocence' and the real-life museum in Istanbul, highlighting the narrative power of everyday objects.
Nora Krug reflects on German identity and the legacy of World War II in her visual memoir 'Belonging', emphasizing the importance of understanding history in shaping the present.
Boris Mikhailov, a pivotal figure in contemporary photography, reflects on his impactful career and the silence that shapes his artistic vision.
