Sirvan Khosravi: Behind the Album - Monologue ATTOT / 2021

A conversation with Sirvan Khosravi, Xaniar Khosravi, their band, and crew, about diverse topics such as Monologue album's live performance, creativity, popular music, plagiarism, helipads, and Sirvan's future projects.

The Monopole Vortex / 2021

After an early death, a girl is reborn into a new existence, cast into the confines of the perpetual. But she soon develops a passion for her new body and begins to feel a deep desire to inhabit it.

Monologues Around My Parents / 2023

Where do you start digging when you want to talk about your family? In Monologues around my parents, the director explores his family history in search of answers to the questions he has been trying to answer about his parents for years: Why did they decide to get married? Why did they decide to have a child? Why bring a human being to life? What fantasies surround the idea of marriage?

Socialist Monopoly / 2019

Games of “socialist” Monopoly were played in the Soviet Union: for the Hungarian version, called “Manage your money wisely”, the first to furnish an apartment would win the game. Four players meet before Thiago Carvalhaes’s camera to throw the dice once again, reliving, through interspersed archives, their memory of communist Budapest and what it has become under Orban.

Monologue on Split / 1962

Eminently a montage film, Monologue on Split is Martinac’s cinematic manifest.

Collective Monologue /

The Monologue / 2021

While he waits for his friend to pick him up for a party, he's about to overthink his entire existence...

Slowly Here Below. Four Monologues / 2021

Raymond Renaud, a retired postman in rural France; Zahava Stessel, a former librarian in New York; Ivan Ivanji, a Serbian writer, theatre director, and diplomat; Alexander Bychok, a lifelong factory worker in Kyiv. They all have one thing in common – they are former prisoners of German concentration camps and survivors of the Holocaust.

Sugarcane, Coati and Monowheel / 2014

Nearly everybody has been to the circus to laugh about clowns, be afraid of the lions and to eat sugar cane. However, can anyone imagine that circus artists reside right there in the circus building - above the arena in the second floor hotel rooms - where they also prepare meals, do their laundry and try out their magic tricks? For over 125 years, despite the discomfort of non-renovated premises and ubiquitous animal odor, local and foreign circus artists follow their routine to create the circus miracle. Sugarcane, Coati and Monowheel is a film about those who dwell in Riga Circus and about what happens outside the arena before and after meeting audience under the circus dome.

Bring Dat Mono Back /

In the early 2000s, the nightclub Monastery was the place to be and where the dance the “Mono” (or the "Monastery") originated, which the Riverfront times called it the "Best Dance Craze" in 2002. In this lively documentary we look at how the Monastery changed the history of St. Louis music and dance culture.