Koffi, a young Ivorian trumpeter, arrives in Montreal with nothing but the legacy of his father to guide him. Lost between the city's noise and the silence of his past, he must confront his roots to finally find his own voice.
The one thing I remember from my studies is how to row. Sometimes I miss it. So I go back to see Kevin, my old coach and current boatman of a rowing club at Cambridge.
Miguel and his family are preparing to emigrate from Cuba to Italy where part of his family is already living. While they wait, they begin to take the first step in the life of every migrant: learning the language of the country they want to go to.
In a Hungarian park of communist-era statues, four children interview tourists—and themselves— trying to understand the meaning of memory.
A woman made from wood, Embla, is willed into existence by her maker and lover, Baldur. Their relationship takes a turn when Embla mars her perfection by burning her finger. Carved from wood by the artist Baldur, Embla awakens into a world of passion and wonder, his muse and his lover. But when her curiosity mars her perfection, burning her finger, his adoration cools, replaced by distance and moody withdrawal. Desperate to recapture their once-ferocious bond, Embla seduces him, only to discover his secret: a new prototype, a better version of herself, taking shape in his forbidden woodshed. In a final, fiery confrontation, Embla must face the terror of being discarded, the mythic clash between creator and creation erupting into a fable of desire, control, and resilience.
How do you find your place in the world? Through Daniele's extraordinary journey, we will share the difficulties and resources that over this 30-years-long journey have helped him cross invisible yet marked line that divides those experience disability and the rest of the world
