A story about a unique person, the keeper of the Krasnaya Gorka fort, located in the village of Sosnovy Bor, Leningrad Region, Alexander Ivanovich Senotrusov. About the Hero “in life”; about his unique path and fortitude; about how Alexander Ivanovich defended the fort and to this day guards it for us. The film will not only tell about the historical site, but will also reveal the significance of the fort, and will also show the amazing efforts of Alexander Ivanovich Senotrusov and his team to preserve this important site for future generations.
A son embarks on a journey with his father, who shares stories about his life and his profound connection to the Camino de Santiago along the way. Their destination is a distant mountain peak, veiled in mist.
Alex and her friends go on a trip away from Athens. Soon, she realises that this decision is bringing her closer to everything she hoped to escape from.
Sunday night. Alex is an ultras, his team has just lost a match and he is going home empty-headed. In the absence of his parents, he lives with his grandmother and sells Rivotril tablets to make some money. On a night that’s struggling to take off, Alex goes down to the basement and into a cellar where a bunch of people are gathered. A rap battle is in progress. Nemy is a girl with refined bars, who dances confidently and sinuously. She notices Alex and seeks him out. Together they venture into the night, driving in a stolen car. Two solitudes that recognise each other. Their bodies brush against each other in what seems to be the beginning of a story.
A young teacher is appointed in a small mountainous village with a single student. Upon arriving there, the man will come face to face with the death of the Greek countryside.
The Torch features four Alabama Holocaust survivors and their family members as, together, they tell their stories. In the end, viewers will have watched survivors, sons, daughters, and an expert who have become torches — carrying on those stories.
Scaling Fish features audio recordings from a fishing trip in which a father explains how fish die to his niece, who is also featured as she tries to remember all of the numbers between one and twenty-five. The coinciding visuals sweep around a Wisconsin property, overlaid with a braided deerskin lampshade made by a Native grandmother. All elements come together to represent the braiding of sense memory.
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