Marie-Louise Sarr
Senegal
2008 | DV | 0:28:00

Each day, the Gaston Berger university restaurant in Senegal provides food for more than 5000 students. A food chain that works from dawn to dusk. This film shows the patient and careful processing of food as well as the working bodies of all those who are preparing and serving the meals. .

Robert Kane Pappas
United States
2010 | 35 mm * | 1:34:00

This documentary resume the actual scientifically research about the possibility to stop aging. Will be biological immortality accomplished one day, soon.. and what will be the existential and philosophical consequences..

Andrej Nekrasov and Olga Konskaya
Russia, Norway
2009 | 35 mm* | 01:40:00

The two directors Andrei Nekrasov and Olga Konskaya have filmed the war between Russia and Georgia in 2008. By comparing their own images with those distributed by Russian authorities they have remarked, that the occidental medias have distributed largely the official version without any verification, which has been far away from what they saw and heard.

Çarla Zencirci, Guillaume Giovanetti
Japon, France
2009 * Digi Beta * 0:29:00

Out of a human Styx come some figures, a few souls, in the whirling Tokyo Metropolis. The end of the day, a breath, a retreat: this familiar 10 m2 place, the “La Jetée” bar, hold by “Mama” Kawai San. But tonight, someone is missing...

Dieudo Hamadi, Divita Wa Lusala, Patrick Ken Kalala, Kiripi Katembo Siku Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Africa,
2010 * DV * 00:72:00

As the "Heart of Darkness", Congo remains to this day a huge space onto which the rest of the world can project certain ideas. With this film, young Congolese directors react to these projections by offering an inside view. Their cameras delve into different microcosms. The film begins with the absurd everyday life of a maternity ward. Many mothers cannot leave the hospital after giving birth because they cannot pay the bill. Right from the start of their new life, these women and their babies are trapped in the clutches of poverty and bureaucracy. A journey through the breathtaking labyrinth of Kinshasa's transformed infrastructure follows. The life of a young female journalist, whose father – a government opponent – was murdered, is portrayed. Grace Ngyke continues the fight for freedom of speech in the changed, but no less complicated, present.

Anders Ostergaard
Danemark
2008 * Digi Beta * 1:25:00

In "Burma VJ" by Anders Ostergaard the over-passing of communication barriers caused by political censorship are pointed out. The film consists mostly in recordings of the social and political realities, made by cell phones and sent out of the country via satellite.