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D is for Distance

Fragments of footage (documentary, staged and historical) and artworks create a film mosaic revealing the liminal state between consciousness and unconsciousness. Madness, imagination, nightmares, confusing abysses that lead to reflections and ever more doors. Louis lives with epilepsy and his mother always stands steadfastly by his side.

Full-length documentary

Doctor on a Trip

Is there any human community that doesn’t have a word for depression, sadness or anxiety? How does Western culture deal with mental illness, its acceptance, and its treatment?

Full-length documentary

Dreams

In addition to creativity, Raphaëlle, Elona and Charlotte share the unusual ability to dream, control their imagination, and create rich fantasy worlds. Unlike daily reality, they can control their dreams and imagination. But what if dreaming becomes more attractive than real life?

Virtual reality

Emperor

The film immerses us in aphasia, not as if it’s a brain disorder, but a distant land where signs and meanings are confusing. Viewers move inside the mind of a man with aphasia; with him, they face memory confusion and lose the ability to express themselves.

Full-length documentary

Grey Zone

The medical term “grey zone” applies to babies born between the 22nd and 24th week of pregnancy. The likelihood of their survival is extremely low.

Virtual reality

Mammary Mountain

Mammary Mountain explores the close link between disease in the body and the wider context of the land. Built on the stories of breast cancer survivors (one of the filmmakers, a few other women and one man), this VR experience reveals the emotional and physical impact of the disease.

Feature film

My Everything

After Mona gives birth to a disabled child, her marriage ends and relations with her mother stall. For 30 years, she devotes all her time to her son, never imagining that things will ever change. So when Joel falls in love and moves towards independence, Mona can’t accept it. Not only because she has no one but her son, but also because she is unable to imagine how a couple with disabilities will cope with the challenges of adult life.

Full-length documentary

Silent Men

Scottish filmmaker Duncan Cowles realises that he, like many men today, has a problem expressing emotion. He struggles to find ways to counter all the stereotypes and preconceptions of “proper male behaviour”. Although he is aware they are outdated, they remain a part of his inner nature.

Full-length documentary

The Other One

While her peers deal mainly with completing school, relationships and plans for the future, 18-year-old Johana must reconcile her own dreams with taking care of her younger sister Róza. The Other One provides a sensitive insight into the lives of so-called glass children – healthy siblings of children with a health disadvantage. In Róza's case, this means a form of autism that requires constant supervision from those closest to her. who has a form of autism and requires constant supervision.