Who We Were
Special Gala
Green Warsaw Award
Who We Were
A Film by Marc Bauder
2021 - Germany - Documentary - 2.39 - 114 min.
Languages: English , German
Produced by Marc Bauder
WHO WE WERE observes the current state of the world, accompanied by six intellectuals and scientists who reflect on the present and postulate about the future. Director Marc Bauder follows his interviewees into the depths of the ocean, to the top of the world, and out into the far reaches of space. Together, they explore the incredible capabilities of the human brain, a global economic summit, the legacy of colonisation, and the feelings of a robot.
Special Gala
Green Warsaw Award
More Films
White White World
A film by Oleg Novković
2010 - Serbia - Drama - 2.35 DCP - 121 min.
In the town of Bor, a rotten mining center in southeast Serbia, lives King, a lonesome cowboy of about 40, a former miner, now a local bar owner. Once he was involved with Ruzica, the town beauty and wife of his boxing coach Zivina. When Zivina found out about the affair Ruzica killed him. After seven years in jail Ruzica comes back to Bor. She goes to see King, only to find out that he is involved with another woman. Her daughter Rosa.
Iris in Bloom
A film by Valérie Mréjen & Bertrand Schefer
2011 - France - Drama - 2.35 DCP - 75 min.
Sixteen-year-old Iris is living the last years of her adolescence in a small provincial town when she accidentally meets Jean, a forty-year-old Parisian photographer. As they get to know each other, their relationship evolves into a love friendship that profoundly transforms their lives.
L'Animale
A film by Katharina Mückstein
2018 - Austria - Drama - 2.39 - 96 min.
Mati and her boy gang on their tuned motocross bikes are the terror of their village and make life difficult for all the girls. But when Sebastian, the leader of the pack, falls in love with Mati and she becomes friends with Carla, one of the victims of their needling, Mati runs the risk of losing her place with the boys. At the same time, a deeply hidden secret stands between Mati’s parents, and the two of them must decide: what counts for more, seeming or being?