FILMS

  • Marisa della Magliana

    Marisa della Magliana
    The film follows one day in the life of Marisa Canavesi, a domestic worker and single mother, fighting multiple fights for emancipation at the same time.
  • MINE

    Kopalnia
    A visually driven documentary follows coal miners and their families, using expressive montage to reflect both the physical strain of work and the looming threat beneath the surface.
  • NIGHTSHIFT

    NIGHTSHIFT
    Nightshift dives into the night of a West London hotel in the late 1980s. The receptionist witnesses a parade of unlikely and ghostly figures revealing a surreal and fantastical world.
  • RELATIVE SIMILARITIES III

    Względne cechy podobieństwa III
    A visual exploration of twin pairs that reveals how apparent sameness dissolves into subtle difference through the act of observation and recording.
  • SCUM MANIFESTO

    SCUM MANIFESTO
    In 1967, the American writer Valerie Solanas published the SCUM Manifesto, a call for the extermination of the male sex. Roussopoulos and Seyrig stage this satirical pamphlet in front of the camera.
  • SYMPTOMS

    Symptoms
    A playful silent-film pastiche follows two protagonists locked in a meaningless dialogue about artistic evolution, satirizing the concept of art that studies itself.
  • THE CEILING

    Strop
    Věra Chytilová’s remarkable graduation film mixes vérité observation and New Wave stylistic experimentation to depict the everyday life of a model (Marta Kanovská), the ways in which her body is treated as an object by the industry, and the alienation she feels.
  • THE WOMAN’S GREATEST VALUE IS HER SILENCE

    Il valore della donna è il suo silenzio
    Maria M. emigrates from Southern Italy to the harshness of Germany. As she starts to sink into depression, she struggles to rediscover her lust for life. A story told with a great, dry sense of humour.
  • TOGETHER

    TOGETHER
    A deaf-mute duo wandering through London’s East End embody the loneliness of individuals in post-war urban life. The film subtly explores the profound bond between twins, reflecting the director’s relationship with her twin sister.