Rahlgasse 1 (corner of Theobaldgasse)
1060 Vienna
Chris Krikellis takes us to his former home country, Greece, but the journey goes far beyond his memories. At the border towns of the river Evros, which lies between Turkey and Greece, he talks to a pathologist who examines the bodies of refugees who tried to cross the river and drowned. Relentlessly yet sensitively, the fates and traces of people are interwoven with waving fields, foaming water, and abandoned villages, asking questions about war, home, belonging, and humanity.
After the film there will be a Q&A with the filmmaker.
It is August, and Valérie Pelet takes us to well-known Italian vacation destinations close to the Austrian border. These places, which she explores with 16 mm shots and an off-voice, become more and more diverse. Shots of half-empty plates with fo...
A protest camp in Lobau, part of the Donau-Auen National Park in Vienna. A group of young people blocks construction equipment in an attempt to stop the development of the Lobau highway and the so-called “city street”. The film follows the occupat...
Climate change, lost memories, and changing environments: This selection of shorts is about the loss of the world as we know it. Losing Flowers For All Occasions, Overflow, Aura and WATER focus on the fragility of our planet and the destructive ex...
