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- Weekend trips, city breaks, a detour into nature or once around the world. Barely a few days off, you're already gone. Never before has the desire to travel been so widespread and visited places so overloaded. What do we get out of it, other than the picture proof that we have been there?
- Under the spell of mass entertainment on the high seas.
- Dida has learning difficulties and still depends on her mother. When the latter is no longer able to look after her, it falls to Dida's son, Nikola, to take over. How can he help his mother live her life without losing his independence? And how can he do so while living in different cities, even different countries? Nikola and his wife Corina reorganise their life to deal with these new responsibilities. While Dida learns about her son's day-to-day life in Zurich, Nikola rediscovers the small worker's apartment in Belgrade that he had left to move in with Corina in Switzerland. He expresses his doubts and feelings frankly, in a voiceover reminiscent of a personal journal. The directors Nikola Ilic and Corina Schwingruber Ilic confide their story through a moving family film that paints an intimate portrait of Dida and her world of wonder. With an ample dose of humour, this feature-length film recounts the milestones in the life of a son and a mother who rediscover each other in adulthood, between two cities and two cultures.
- Reliving the past is sometimes the only way to move forward.
- What is left of the Egyptian Revolution of 2011? The new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, seized power and now rules the country with an iron fist. But everyday life goes on and people try to make the best of it.
- Beer, cigarettes or margarine, the corner store in Sirca has it all. It's the meeting point of those who didn't emigrate. No work, no money, but a lot of humor and friendship. Everyday life in central Serbia and maybe soon all over Europe?
- 'in the woods' shows a respectful treatment of the woods and gives a atmospheric insight into the work in the forest, wood cutting and log rafting; a unique tradition which has survived modern technologie and progress. It is probably the only lake in Central Europe where you can find professional log rafters these days.
- A Swiss couple takes a Syrian refugee family with five children into their home. People of different cultures and religions meet in Switzerland, which is characterized by prosperity and peace.