It Will Be Chaos

A woman is hired to care for a young paraplegic girl at her father's estate. Unbeknownst to them, the woman is a devil-worshiper who sets out to steer the young girl down the path of evil.

Working as a TV host of an important political campaign for mayor, Luisa suffers with the professional relations with her co-workers. It’s the last week before the first round of local elections and Luisa, away from her hometown and family, discovers a serious scandal that could jeopardize the entire election. Not only must she now decide her fate, but that of an entire city.

Part road-movie and part intimate portrait of lives in transit, IT WILL BE CHAOS unfolds between Italy and the Balkan corridor, intercutting two unforgettable refugees stories of human strength and resilience.

Tired of disappointing relationships, Deniz and Sarp look for the last resort in books that provide relationship advice. Every time they try to get to know each other, they sometimes laugh, sometimes have emotional moments, and sometimes find themselves in various oddities. While they can be a delightful couple in their natural state, will our duo, who ruin every date with the advice they follow, be able to become "us"?

Growing up on the grounds of one of Germany's largest psychiatric hospitals is somehow - different. For Joachim, the director's youngest son, the patients are like family. They are also much nicer to him than his two older brothers, who drive him into fits of rage. His mother, painting watercolors, longs for Italian summer nights instead of constant German rain, while his father secretly, but not discreetly enough, goes his own way. But while Joachim slowly grows up, his world, not only through the loss of his first love, gets more and more cracks...

A local bar/restaurant run by a feuding husband and wife find themselves and their business threatened by a not so bright group of extortionists. With the help of their patrons who wish to preserve their quiet mode of patronage and a motor cycle riding stranger, they take the fight directly back to the villains with some non conventional approaches.

A Bosnian stage play about local guest workers who returned from Germany.

A female writer bases her newest book on the affair she had with her publisher in this Dutch drama. Lin is the glamorous writer who finds herself pulled out of a canal by two riverboat men. Her story is told in flashback. Her recently published book "Wildgroei"(Dutch for "Wild Growth") chronicled her one-sided passion for her publisher Emile who chose Lin's sister Marot instead.

War is intensifying in Syria and Iraq … with the support of our governements. Life has become unbearable in both countries. Hundreds of thousands of refugees seek safe haven in Europe. Many drown attempting to cross the Mediterranean. Others make it across only to discover that there is no place for them in Hotel Europa. A peaceful life seems a distant dream ... Drawing on voices other than those we hear, see and read daily in the media, "... Whose peace will it be?" traces the origins and causes of the present disaster. The documentary weaves memories of the past through experiences of the present to create a mosaic within which the pathway to peace might be discerned. It provides an impetus to think differently about the future and act accordingly. But, above all, the film seeks to chart a pathway to peace.

What does it mean to inhabit or occupy a landscape or a frame? To conjure up time? These are deceptively simple questions that the artist Isabell Heimerdinger gives us an opportunity to ponder in her film SOON IT WILL BE DARK. The context is a stretch of coast, a tropical place where, dotted in the background, a few old, dilapidated colonial buildings survive. A patch of countryside, half-village, half-forest, bordering the sea, and where our gaze falls on a man as the days go by, while he busies himself with his task – from one spot to another, conscientiously clearing the land around the buildings with a machete in the luxuriant undergrowth of a dense forest of majestic trees. Measured, considered, precise and respectful movements…

In the aftermath of an apocalypse, a mans tragic loss leads him to an unequivocal decision.

The directors of the film met in Tbilisi, shortly thereafter, they made the decision to escape the burning sun of the city. They ventured into the mountains, the observatory village of Abastumani. Initially planned 2 days stay extended to 2 months. They, both captivated by the magnificence and mystery of Abastumani, embarked on capturing the very essence and beauty of this place. Fast forward 5 years, and one of the directors chose to reedit the original cut and change the script secretly to HIM. Through this covert act, she interwove her own narration, delving into her once-concealed feelings and emotions that had coursed through the entire creative process.

Still coming to terms with the death of her mother, Willy Verhulst loses her father as well -- just as she is about to sit her final exams. She manages to pass, and as she is trying to find a job she remembers a young man she met in the hospital. The boy, Herder, works for a radio station and gives her a job as a secretary.

A continuation of the style found in Such A Nice Boy I Gave Birth To is applied to another family situation: the son has a wife and child now.

Several days from the life of a landowner's estate on the eve of Christmas are shown through the perception of a boy. The action takes place in Russia in the second half of the 19th century.

Daily life of an old lady living all alone in a village in abandoned Zagorje. All houses are on sale and everyone is gone.

A mockumentary about a film director who, with his crew, tries to make a film inspired by his upbringing by visiting places that mean something to him and evoking forgotten memories.

Two-channel video installation shot in Los Angeles by Magiloni and Thomson, commissioned for Schizo-Culture/Semiotext(e) exhibition at SPACE Studios, London, 2014.