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50... and One World - Suzanne, a heart of dreams / 1999
Amévi Dabla
Synopsis: At 50, Suzanne goes through her personal diary. The pages reveal her youth only made of time of tears, cries, anguish and suffering. Like Cinderella, Suzanne was ill-treated by her stepmother. Once she is out of this abyss of calamity, she entirely gives herself to the cause of children in her country. Her dedication leads her to become the director for the promotion and protection of the family and children and to write several publications on the topic. Today, she spends her days with children with behaviour disorder. We end up discovering in this movie, the fervour and the passion of the mother of rascals.
50... and One World - The Life of a Village Teacher / 2000
Rabé Obandawaki
Synopsis: At 50, Saïdou is a polygamist and the father of 11 children, he is a primary school teacher in a rural zone. His job is not only limited to teaching reading and writing to the children of the village, but he also teaches physical education and is in charge of many social activities. On the cultural plan, he is an activity leader. Saïdou has therefore an important role in his village. In this production, he shares his fears and his outlook on the evolution of time.
A Day at the School / 2006
Jasmine Kaur and Avinash Roy
Synopsis: State of Madhya Pradesh, India 2006.
Aziz has never been to school, Ranjeet has no hopes of clearing his exams this year while Nida wants to study and become a teacher. Through these and other stories, the film tries to explore the opportunities and the environment that is being provided to the children today. How well equipped are these children to realise their own true potential and how well prepared are they to face the challenges of tomorrow?
ALL THE WORLD’S STAGE / 2008
ALL THE WORLD’S STAGE
Synopsis: They left in dhows and returned on a plane. But the journey back, took over 700 years. Along the way; they lost their language and the knowledge of their native land, but retained their music and their dance – the most telling clue to their history. A film on the Sufi Sidis of Gujarat.
APNA ALOO BAZAAR BECHA / 2008
PANKAJ H. GUPTA
Synopsis: What happens when remote, isolated mountain communities come face to face with globalization? Jardhar gaon, a village in the Hemval valley of Garhwal, led an isolated, egalitarian existence until a series of events forced it, into joining the market economy. This short documentary, based entirely on local perspectives, reflects on the process of change – what triggers the shift to modernisation and what impact it has on the personal, social and environmental spaces.
Golden Deer Award, 1st Prize in Short Length Film, 8th Ecofilms Festival, Rodos, Greece
AUTUMN IN THE HIMALAYAS / 2008
MALGORZATA SKIBA
Synopsis: The film brings to light the story of a group of elderly Buddhist nuns from Ladakh, who represent the last generation of unordained and uneducated women in robes. They have led quiet lives in isolated high mountains working as domestic helps and road construction labourers. Neglected by religious and social systems for centuries, the new Nyerma nunnery is their last call for dignity, enhancement and purification of their religious status.
BALETÉIA AND THE MYSTERIOUS DOLL / 2005
ALUNOS DO NÚCLEO DE ARTES ALENCASTRO GUIMARÃES
Synopsis: An adopted girl finds a mysterious doll in the basement of her house.
Beezees: Cherries / 2003
Grega Mastnak
Synopsis: Beezees is a classical animated series, produced on 35-mm film/colour. It has been designed as a series consisting of five minute episodes, without dialogue. So far, only two episodes have been completed, and the first series aims to total at least 14 episodes.
Beezees are very likeable creatures living in vast areas of dry steppe. They serve as a link between primates and birds. They live in nice and neat cages and have domesticated cats and humans.
"Cherries" is an episode where Koki, Bigo and Figo would try to climb a tree to pick ripe cherries. However, no matter how hard they try they could not seem to get the sweet fruit. Finally, the Professor and Nero the cat would help them out.
Black Catalonia / 2006
Gilbert Nsangata
Synopsis: " Black Catalonia " is an author's documentary and produced with total creative freedom by the director Gilbert-Ndunga Nsangata, Congolese and resident in Sabadell, Catalonia. Nsangata presented its script to the CCCB, which has assumed the production of the film together with the producer Alea Doc and Films and Catalunya's television, thanks to which it made real this project. The documentary "Black Catalonia" analyzes the conflicts of identity of the second generation of Catalans of sub-Saharan origin. The film reports four histories in first person. Those of Axel Serrat Agboton (Barcelona), Sanata Dembele (The Fulliola, Lleida), Tidiane Diedhiou (Barcelona) and Fàtima Yara (Teià). The particularity of each personal history is vital to understand the magnitude of the problem of identity that represents the struggle between the loyalty to origins and the integration in Catalonia.
Crea-genious: Math-es-el / 2005
Mohamed Lamine Cissé
Synopsis: Confronted to the lack of interest of his students for mathematic and convinced that everything around us is driven by digits and numbers, Professor Berin wanted to find the best way to facilitate the learning of mathematic to his students. He invented a game that radically changed the apprenticeship of mathematic in his school.