Life Is But A Dream

Japanese horror movie from 1913.

A film about a village with the poetic name Svetlana, which is located two hours from St. Petersburg. It was built by volunteers more than twenty-five years ago for people with disabilities of physical and mental development, doomed to special psycho-neurological boarding schools of a closed type. Many of them, before they got to the village, could not connect even two words, they sat at home, within four walls. Svetlana avoids the words "disabled" or "sick", preferring to call such people "guys". They do not do miraculous healings and special trainings here, the diagnosis is not important here. Here the children simply create the conditions for a normal human life. Healthy and sick communicate on an equal footing, work together, put on performances and run a joint household. Disabled people do not feel sick and flawed. Everyone is equal here. The shooting of the film lasted about 13 years.

A professor, watching the development of a love story between an amoeba and a microbe, sees in it his own life situation.

Teng, a 40-year-old Filipino fisherman who has been fishing for about 32 years, occasionally gets bored with his monotonous life. He has never left his town, and for 32 years, he has woken up at the same time and gone to the same river to try to catch fish. Amidst all this sameness, what keeps Teng tightly bound to life is a story his father told him. When he goes home in the evening and can embrace his children, every day becomes the best day of his life.

Abigail Ventura is unlucky in life, and she knows it. After another disastrous day, she hopes to receive the chance to break this cycle of misfortune with what she most desires.

Peter, who killed his beloved out of jealousy, twenty years later meets a girl, into whose soul the spirit of the mother - the hero's victim - has infiltrated. Having bewitched Peter, the young witch forces him to commit violence and murder.

Erno Fisch, the film's protagonist, was born in 1903 in Sighet, the same small town as his world-famous compatriot, Elie Wiesel. Erno Fisch was the only Jew in his town that survived the Holocaust. He escaped deportation by hiding in the forest for six months. From his memories, we find out about everyday life in the area, which later became a part of Romania. Erno Fisch lived in an era when being Jewish did not mean being different, and when he could go to a Catholic school, just because it was closer. His life-story exemplifies the fact that resignation is not the only answer to the challenges of life and history.

How does it feel when your brother, someone you felt to be the dearest, brightest and most important person in the world, suddenly decides to join an ultraconservative Catholic religious order? Whilst the two siblings had spent time at Christian summer camps – he at the Legionarios and she with the Consagradas – the members of both orders had always seemed rather odd to them. Her brother swore he would never join the Legionaries and that it didn’t interest him at all. Why did he break this pact, what happened to him?

A series of film of King Oscar II.

Germany in 1988, torn into East and West by the Cold War. Jonas Heinrich, in charge of public relations in the National People’s Army of East Germany, is appointed as the organizer of a concert featuring West German pop star Nadia Schneider. Helmut Wolff, a former classmate of Jonas from university and a member of the secret police, is tasked with monitoring the two of them.

Life on board the battleship 'Herluf Trolle'.

He is called the "King of the Light Genre". His songs are still sung by all of Russia.

The conceptual basis of the film, created for the centenary of philosopher Alexander Zinoviev, is the famous dystopian novel "Global Human", the story "Go to Golgotha" and "Live". These works are united by the theme of finding a way out of the impasse of modern civilization.

Invited by the then 74-year-old James Danaqyumptewa, two Swiss artists come to witness and document the non-violent resistance of the Hopi in Arizona, combining sketches, photography and animation. At once a message in a bottle and a cry for help.

Soviet and Kazakhstani boxer, popular film actor, two-time boxing champion of the USSR (1970-1971), Abdrashit Abdrakhmanov is the first of Kazakhstani boxers to receive the title of master of sports of international class. Winner of the USSR Cup in 1969. Winner of international boxing tournaments in America, Europe, Africa. The film allows you to look at the hero from the other side. His wife Lyudmila Abdrakhmanova helps to see and feel the hero. Only she knows what efforts it took Abdrashit Khakimovich to overcome all difficulties and become who he is.

"A Vida no Mondrian" is a movie that explores the intricacies of Brazilian university life. The film delves into the challenges and experiences faced by students as they navigate through their academic journey. Set against the backdrop of the vibrant and dynamic environment of a university campus, the movie captures the essence of the Brazilian youth culture, highlighting themes of friendship, love, ambition, and self-discovery. Through its portrayal of the characters' lives, the movie seeks to provide an authentic and insightful portrayal of the universitary experience in Brazil.

"Bizi naizeno (As long as I live), I will dance life" is a documentary about Philippe Oyhamburu, a vigorous centenarian and ambassador of Basque culture. Directed by his granddaughter Lucia Barahona, who has been filming him for over ten years, this portrait revisits the career of this choreographer and choral conductor, who has brought about a revival in Basque dance and choral singing. The film also tackles other themes, such as creation, political commitment and love of life.

Number ??? Life on a Scale of 0 to 10 is a sketch and an outline of feelings.