Margaretenstraße 24,
A - 1040 Vienna
Over a period of three years, the filmmakers accompanied women who were victims of rape during the Croatian War of Independence and who have been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder ever since. For a long time, they were not able to speak about their continued emotional suffering. Decades later, these women gradually succeed in breaking their silence in group therapy, and together they discover a life beyond the weight of their crushing past. The film takes a gentle look at the protagonists working through their trauma and allows the audience to partake in their development, one step at a time.
Mit dem Laden des Videos akzeptieren Sie die Datenschutzerklärung von YouTube.
Mehr erfahren
After the film there will be a Q&A with Vedrana Pribačić and Mirta Puhlovski (directors).
July 2014. Pregnant Irka is living with her husband Tolik in a village near the Russian border in eastern Ukraine. A missing wall in the living room, having fallen victim to the fighting, gives them an unobstructed view of the barren landscape out...
Famine sheds light on the Soviet-Russian famine during the 1920s. International experts discuss its causes and the phenomenon of unprecedented solidarity and open-mindedness that defied state borders and politics and saved the lives of thousands o...
Joe, Chyno, and Maggie live in Beirut, Lebanon. For years, their homeland has been marked by conflicts, crises, and a repressive regime. Their place of refuge is “El Arena”, where the group of young friends meets up for rap battles. Here they can ...
