Developed at EAVE producers workshop, writing supported by BKM, co-developed by the Mini-Traité CNC-FFA and by Creative Europe MEDIA

“Orchestra Conductor Nina interrupts the rehearsals of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony with the Berlin Philharmonics to devote herself to her troubled son Lars. The island they retreat to is cut off by a winter storm; intended to be a safe haven it becomes a site of conflict. Mother and son struggle to find and to repair what is broken in their relationship, and to start to speak to one another again...”

“In the biggest steel factory of Tunisia, four workers who suffer from psychological and physical disorders are haunted by the lost of their colleague. In a social and political tension atmosphere, their struggle will help them overcome their pain.”

A cross-generic film, combining a fiction comic-drama with a documentary and a musical. Kafka For Kids offers an exposition of the unique structure of Israel's military law in the occupied Palestinian territories, and the complex and troubling ways in which it legally defines childhood. Through this shift, the film itself undergoes a metamorphoses. 

Mon père s'appelle Abdul portrays an encounter between Western and Arab cultures through the story of a French-Iraqi family.