No.9

A documentary based on the making of the Kinabuti Show, a Nigerian based fashion label that launched its first collection in December 2010. Kinabuti chose to work with aspiring models from varying communities of Port Harcourt. In the twenty days prior to the event, film director Marcus Werner Hed documented the challenges and daily progress of this major project, placing a special focus on three of the twenty-two participants and aspiring models. By following them on a daily basis as well as interviewing them during and after the, In Our Ghetto, depicts the lives of these three girls who despite their impoverished and challenging backgrounds, continue to fight in order to make their aspirations a reality and become what they dreamt they wanted to be.

Margaux Dufourmentel and Arnaud Biaujaud spent a year traveling the length and breadth of Australia interviewing ecological activists and groups. Through the film, they share their impressions of the lives, struggle and convictions of the eco-activists they met, without ever appearing on the screen or commenting. As it works out, the different players are interconnected by word and deed and although not always in agreement, they join forces to build a vision of a realistic world, where everyone would feel responsible for and vitally concerned with the future of our planet.

Baby boomer lesbian explores her history with the institution of marriage, and the after-effects of marriage equality legislation on community activists, artists and politicians.

Faithful Through and Through' tells the story of a true Celtic legend - Tommy Burns.

Pages of the life of the Ukrainian composer, folklorist Nikolay Vitalyevich Lysenko (1842-1912), the founder of the national school of composers. His musical stage works (the operas Natalka Poltavka, Taras Bulba, Aeneid, the vocal cycle Music to the Kobzar) laid the foundations of Ukrainian opera art.