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Marija Savic

Actor

Films

Museum of the Revolution

Museum of the Revolution

By Srđan Keča

2022 | 91 min | Documentary

In the basement of the never completed Museum of the Revolution, Belgrade dwell the outcasts of a society that is being transformed by capitalism.

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Brunaupark

Brunaupark

2024 | 92 min | Documentary

BRUNAUPARK opens in a Zurich housing estate with five residential blocks, 405 apartments and around 800 residents, all living under the threat of demolition. The Credit Suisse pension fund plans to replace the site with a new development, and 239 households receive eviction notices, turning everyday life into a prolonged state of uncertainty. Over the course of three years, Felix Hergert and Dominik Zietlow observe a community in transition. Some residents move away, others challenge the evictions ...

On the margins

On the margins

2015 | 82 min | Documentary

In Margina, Ljupcho Temelkovski accompanies a Roma family in Macedonia. The film observes the laborious everyday life of the characters, marked by deprivation, humiliation and racism. The many-member family lives together in cramped conditions. The men try to earn money with informal odd jobs and show great talent for improvisation. Margina was shot over a long period of time with a 3-person team. The film succeeds in getting surprisingly close to the people in their private everyday lives. The ...

From the West

From the West

2016 | 61 min | Documentary

The camera glides its way through Germany, or more precisely through West Germany, passing by house facades, highway exits, and miniature golf courses. The idea that "West" is more than just a point on the compass is Juliane Henrich's starting point for an essayistic journey through her personal past and the past of German society as a whole.

Zwischennutzung

Zwischennutzung

2022 | 95 min | Documentary

Nestled in a niche between the city's motorway and industrial sites lies a former meat factory, now home to a vibrant community of entrepreneurs and creatives. From the growl-metal band's rehearsal room to the conceptual artist's studio, the film uncovers a patchwork of interests and perspectives, as diverse as the city itself. Kowalski's documentary offers a refreshing take on urban development, challenging the notion of gentrification by celebrating the beauty of impermanence. With a laid-back ...

Tlatelolco

Tlatelolco

2011 | 75 min | Documentary

Lotte Schreiber's documentary illuminates the history of Mexico City by looking at a housing complex in the capital – an epicenter of Mexican cultural history. The Nonoalco Tlatelolco housing complex at the Plaza de las tres Culturas in Mexico City is a vertical city built by modernist architect Mario Pani in the early 1960s as a modern utopia for 72,000 inhabitants. As early as 1521, the Aztecs faced off against the Spanish conquerors at this site. Bloody student protests followed in 1968 and ...

Infinity According to Florian

Infinity According to Florian

2022 | 70 min | Documentary

On the eve of his 90th birthday, Kiev architect Florian Yuriev is facing a daunting challenge. His architectural masterpiece, an avant-garde concert hall in the shape of a flying saucer, is under threat from a developer with links to Donald Trump. This developer wants to turn the building into part of a shopping mall. In a bold move, Yuriev fights the project with the help of other architects and young supporters. They spark a media storm and the result is a momentary victory. The developer promises ...

Am Cu Ce - Pride

Am Cu Ce - Pride

2019 | 20 min | Drama

Romanian truck driver Stancu has given his nephew Dragan a second driving permit for their truck - a common practice in their company to extend legal driving times. But when Dragan is almost killed by microsleep at the wheel, Stancu suddenly realizes he has to take over. Torn between the pressure to deliver and his concern for Dragan, he becomes entangled in a web of white lies. "The director's clever and accomplished staging creates an almost documentary-like tone that suits the film exceedingly ...

Re-Destruction

Re-Destruction

2021 | 45 min | Documentary

Intertwining aerial photos from pre-war times, 1990s documentary footage, and current-day shots with narrations from unseen Beirut residents, this film uncovers the ignored plight of port-side neighborhoods, revealing a history marred by corruption and relentless construction. Acclaimed Lebanese director Simon El Habre's documentary delves into Beirut’s harsh reconstruction policies, spanning over four decades. It portrays the consequences of corrupt governance and arbitrary rebuilding, which have ...

Krieg oder Frieden

Krieg oder Frieden

2024 | 86 min | Documentary

Wünsdorf in Brandenburg was a military base for decades: first for the Prussians, then for the Wehrmacht, and finally for the Red Army. At the center of Elfi Mikesch's multifaceted film is the pioneer of ecological urban development Ekhart Hahn, who, together with artists, is committed to a new, sustainable use of the site that above all serves the cause of peace. Is catharsis possible after catastrophe? "Must the saying ‘There have always been and always will be wars’ remain, or can we abandon ...

Tomorrow I Leave

Tomorrow I Leave

2024 | 75 min | Documentary

Torn between two worlds: Maria regularly leaves her home in Romania to work as a 24-hour caregiver in Austria. Her sons grow up in Ibănești while she cares for a woman in need of nursing care in Vienna. Every goodbye is difficult, every return is marked by joy, but also by the certainty that she will soon have to leave again. MÂINE MĂ DUC – TOMORROW I LEAVE by Lukas Schöffel and Maria Lisa Pichler is an intimate documentary about the reality of life for many Eastern European caregivers who balance ...