Marins d'Eau Douce

When everything around you is for sale, what would you do? Sell? Escape? Resist? The film exposes the brutal nature of the modern Russian capitalism and how it affects the most vulnerable social category - women.

In Kisangani, a group of high-school students who cannot afford to pay the teachers' "bonuses" organized themselves to prepare the State exam together.

A documentary segways into the nuances of effects of employment, its unending domino effect there on. Its a regular rosy 'daily news paper' story saga of percentages or statistics, the documentary has a soul and human angle to the modern day ever perturbing 'unemployment'. Its not a story told by a management guy sitting behind the 'glassdoors'., its story ran with the real people, job seekers and their stifles'. The documentary tells about which ever the way unemployment comes to you, it stings and pierces it fangs into your personal freedom, thought and well being. It speaks about unemployment effects globally, not specific to US or any one country. A jobseeker at a employment center have no clue about world economy, recession, they don't understand how system works, all they care about is their life, their family, children. The documentary focuses on individual's feelings and aspirations for a better life. An example of VA skill source center and VA employment office, explained how they functions and processes. Orientation, counseling, training systems at skill source centers are explained in detail.

DOTC is a sequel of Corona & The Jewels. One year later nothing is the same or better. Betrayal, Murder, Lies, Truth. Where does this path of darkness lead?

70 years ago, in Ksour Essaf, central Tunisia, a young woman escaped from her husband's house and, for the one and only time of her life, raised up against destiny. Nowadays, in the very same place, Sabrine is about to get married.

A non-narrative documentation on the humanity of youth in their early 20s, the situations they find themselves in, the way they look at their futures, in years to come will they look back at these days?