Food has an incredible power to ensnare our senses and punch through time, bestowing upon us a remarkable window through which we can experience sharing past meals with loved ones once again.
In a 1967 interview, a woman named Bérénice recalls her encounter with the reclusive Québécois author, Réjean Ducharme. The main character of his novel “Swallowed” is also named Bérénice.
Long–distance relationships are a paradox. What does it mean to be together and at the same time to be far from each other? Two lovers live in different parts of the world. But what unites them is exactly what separates them.
The little Fly lived happily and carefree, surrounded by the light of light bulbs and the love of her grandfather Silkworm. However, when the grandfather leaves the heroine, the light bulbs go with him. Now the Fly has to figure out what makes the light bulbs burn.
An experimental cartoon showing the struggle of women for their rights in the Middle East. These women have struggled and suffered all their lives, but have often been forgotten by history. Two–dimensional animation is projected onto the female body - the first and most common tool of oppression of women in patriarchal societies.
How do autistic people see the world? What do they feel and what difficulties do they face? The video will allow you to see the world through the eyes of a child with autism spectrum disorders and feel for a minute what he feels.
My old friend Walter has been living in a truck with his Native dog for ten years. In this interview, he opens the doors of his four-wheeled house and tells stories from the life of a modern wanderer.
A film inspired by a Walt Whitman poem. A little boy comes to his secret place – an oak tree by a small pond. He sits down under a tree and unwraps a delicious breakfast. Someone is watching him intently from behind the bushes.
This film is the result of an animation workshop for teenagers in Yerevan. It is based on interviews with children whose families have just moved to Armenia from Russia.
A call center employee, tired of monotonous work in the office, runs away into the woods. However, there he discovers bears engaged in the same routine work.
The film is the result of a charity workshop for children from Ukrainian families who came to Armenia. The film is based on their stories and memories to the music of the lullaby "Oh go sleep kolo vikon".
Andrew, like everyone else, worries about problems, rejoices when he helps his loved ones, and looks forward to his birthday. The cartoon unobtrusively exposes myths about people with Down syndrome, showing them interesting, talented and multifaceted personalities.