Director: Pierre Yves Clouin.

Director: Sepideh Abtahi.
“The First Door on the Sky” The First Door on the Sky is the story of an anonymous citizen who thinks of himself as an untiring freedom fighter like Nehru, Lumumba, and Gandhi. He believes in the freedom of world’s nations, especially Iranians, from domestic and foreign domination. Despite owning a 4000 sqm property, Dr Mohammad Taraghi lives in a very small room and survives off of selling recyclable garbage materials. His ultimate goal however, is turn his property into the “House of Nation “. Eighty years old man, Dr Mohamad Traghi, is going to bequest his valuable property to the United Nations and earns his living by collecting trash

Director: HyeMi.Han.
During the Japanese colonial period, Moon-Junkyung was raised in a rich family, she married to the younger son of a noble family in the town. However, after the wedding, she was deserted by her husband on the first night. Her husband often slept outside the household. We can count the nights he stayed at home on ten fingers. She found out that he was cheating on her and Moon Junkyung was shocked, but because of the patriarchal society, the people behaved as if eyes cannot see, ears cannot hear and mouths cannot speak. She waited for her husband in silence. But the concubine delivered her husband’s children. Moon-Junkyung was alienated by the family. She was excluded from the world and tried to throw herself into the deep sea. But even death was not allowed to her easily.

Director: Valety Krechetov, Anatoly Ivanov .

The film by Valery Krechetov and Anatoly Ivanov portrays Alexander Rukavishnikov, one of the top 30 contemporary sculptors in the world. Many of his works of art are in various state art galleries or private collections. Born into the famous dynasty of Russian sculptors and artists, he reflects on modern fine art in Russia and shines a curious light upon censorship in the USSR and on some modern realities which have an impact on his creative life. The film follows the sculptor as he works in his studio, meets his students at the Moscow Art Institute after Surikov, receives a prestigious award at the Modern Art Academy, or compliments from Vladimir Putin on the monument  to renowned cello player Mstislav Rostropovich. It is an insight into an amazing talent: his monuments always move and interact with audiences. His friends and colleagues reveal a few more of his hidden talents, such as launching eye-opening vernissages or his passion for karate, which earned him the nickname THE FLYING ELEPHANT.