Rest in Peace / 2013

When journalist Lucija Car is sent to report on the demolition of Croatia’s oldest prison, she stumbles across a graveyard of unclaimed bodies and senses that there are more secrets to be unearthed. An absorbing crime thriller that interweaves the story of each newly discovered victim with Croatia’s dark political history.

Lockup / 20056.01 voti

Lockup ci porta dentro le carceri della massima sicurezza, mostrandoci com'è davvero la vita per coloro che vi trascorrono diversi anni, per tutta la vita o anche per quelli che aspettano di essere giustiziati.

We Took Over the Cause of Peace / 1950

One of the earliest works of the outstanding Hungarian director Miklós Jancso was filmed by him in collaboration with Dezho Koza and Gyula Meszáros as a documentary short film dedicated to the propaganda of building socialism in Hungary.

Arrival of the Peace Conference at Haarlem, 4 June 1899 / 1899

Reportage about the visit that the delegates to the First Peace Conference at The Hague made to the floral parade in Haarlem. [...] Although the original goal – a treaty on disarmament – was not reached, other treaties were indeed agreed upon, for example a ban on the use of poison gas and the dropping of bombs from balloons. [...]The group, consisting of 175 guests, made a special train trip to Haarlem on June 4, where they visited the floral parade and the Frans Hals Museum.

Nicholas Roerich. Under the Banner of Peace / 2019

Film “Nicholas Roerich. Under the Banner of Peace" is a continuation of the film - "Nicholas Roerich. From Altai to the Himalayas" (2017), dedicated to the great Russian artist, thinker and public figure Nicholas Roerich. In her new film director Tatyana Borsch continues to reflect on the spiritual feat of the artist, talking about the peacekeeping activities of the Master of the Mountains, aimed at ending wars through the protection and preservation of the cultural heritage of mankind. The film was created in 2019 for the 145th anniversary of the birth of N.K. Roerich.

Children of War and Peace / 2024

For the first time in its history, Finland became an autonomous state when it broke away from a crumbling Russian empire in 1917. Witnessing the upheaval of the First World War and all too aware of the threat posed both outside and within its borders, the newly installed government initiated harsh and draconian policies for its younger generation. All children and youths were drilled in the importance of discipline, rectitude and nationalism. With no exceptions.

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