The Wa

The first film produced by FAV is a sociopolitical musical featuring Valeriu Sterian and the Sound Company, from which we extracted four of the ten songs of the “album” (Escu, The future political prisoners want to know, We will be what we have been, and A plea without a bridle.)

Oum, a Palestinian grandmother, returns to her hometown of Haifa, where she explores the urban landscape the only way she can: as a digital ghost via Google Streetview.

During the Middle Ages, a clumsy knight returns home where his wife awaits him. Sensuous and beautiful, she has attracted several male admirers during his absence, but her chastity belt has maintained her faithfulness. Now is her chance to wrest the key from him and enjoy herself. The knight’s portly friend has a similar problem with his equally gorgeous wife. And to top it off, both men have designs on the other’s wife — leading them to devise painful methods to discourage the other from trespassing.

A story of reuniting twin sisters, who were seperated when young. Maiko, who lives in Hachijo Island, organizes a local festival. Just before the festival starts, she leaves the island to look for her sister Seiko in Tokyo.

Focusing on the "beauty of weddings", this drama depicts a family of mice taking on the role of wedding hall staff and work hard to rebuild the wedding hall and solve various problems that couples face.

Gu Ze Yi, the merman prince, was captured by the human woman Lu Miao Miao. Gu Ze Yi started a long journey of "chasing the beads." His three brothers made jokes in order to help the eldest brother retrieve them.

A documentary about the end of the student movement in 1972 and the lynching of Daizaburo Kawaguchi, a student at Waseda University. The documentary interweaves testimonies from japanese intellectuals and a short play, written and directed by Shôji Kôkami, about the murder.

THE BEATLES WASHINGTON, D.C. was the first show performed by the most celebrated group in music history during their first visit to the United States in 1964, It captures the magic and excitement surrounding THE BEATLES and features the Fab Four swinging live at the height of Beatlemania.

It’s long been known that German soldiers used a methamphetamine called Pervitin during WWII. But have tales of Nazis on speed obscured the massive use of stimulants by British and American troops? Did total war unleash the world’s first pharmacological arms race? And in the face of industrial slaughter, what role did drugs play in combat? Historian James Holland is on a quest to dig deeper and unearth the truth behind 'World War Speed'.