UNDERGROUND CAPPADOCIA – Rock Carving for Survival
In Cappadocia, the story of civilization begins with the rock carving. The rock carving was a major breakthrough for survival in natural habitats and during the wartimes. A mysterious mega underground cities were carved into the soft volcanic rocks in the central Anatolia by Hittites, Greeks and Romans. The underground cities were built with the …Read more »
Duong Nem: A Vietnamese Man in Africa
I traveled to Senegal’s capital of Dakar just to meet a Vietnamese man named Duong who sells fried spring rolls for a living and has spent 14 years in Africa. Duong shares his past, present, and attempt to figure out his future. Director: Kyle Le I remember the exact moment when my uncle and aunts gathered …Read more »
Journey From War to Peace
This is a story of former Children Soldiers and how the country of Sierra Leone worked to save the children and reintegrate them into society after horrible atrocities. Producer/Co-director: Terry Leary Camaraman/Co-director: George Lewis
EBRAT. Two Days in Tehran
Since 1979 the Islamic Republic of Iran has been represented in the western media as the greatest danger to world peace.
A rider’s dream – Japan. An Epic Solo Motorcycle Journey
An Epic Solo Motorcycle Journey. Short docu-travel film about one month trip in Japan. From traditional palaces and temples to egaming, splendour of a Kyoto geisha dance to the spare beauty of a Zen rock garden, there were endless surprises around every corner. Dorector: Arek Sowula