S1.E5 ∙ Dieter Bohlen

A short documentary set in Jerusalem. The photographer/director follows the artist/hero in his studio... both have one arm, one due to cancer the other an accident...both are well known artists in their respective fields in Israel...they meet later in life and discuss some common subjects, from zipping a jacket to creating a drawing. Humor is an ally to both. The music was the music on the DVD player at the time of shooting. The events and the spoken lines were captured by 2 to 6 cheap cameras either handheld or on a tripod. There's a dance between the participants at first extremely discrete but in the end unpredictably revealing.

Guinea Conakry, west Africa In Koumana village Bangali, Moussa, Dati and Omori Camara are learning the traditional music of Hamanah people, the Strong men, by master Nankhoria Amadou Keita. Step by step they will learn the secrets of Hamanah tradition. Yakhouba Dabo, a young percussionist from Conakry, reaches Koumana during his travel in search of traditional rhythms and he mets the 4 children. Their destiny cross is the cross between village and city where tradition and modernity weaves together.

A Girl try to make a movie on Dr BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR and she land-up in a village to see the locations. She finds a boy finding Gomutra to make himself pure. She explains to him that only taking education can make things better for him.

This lively and warm-hearted documentary celebrates the importance of family and community and a lifelong collaboration in the Arts as seen though the eyes of identical twin brothers Tommy and John McArdle.

Portrait of Danish Prinsesse Benedikte.