Belarus

In a small Belarusian village where time seems to stand still, Jasja, a nine-year-old girl, has to deal with her mother's death. Her farther decides to send her to an orphanage. But one day she decides to run away and go back home.

Belarus has been under dictatorship of Lukashenko for 15 years. Miron (23) is not interested in politics. However, the next concert of his 'apolitical' rock band triggers off an anti-regime manifestation. Miron, is enlisted for the army for 15 months by way of punishment for 'fomenting political unrest among young people'. And this is just a beginning.. A film inspired by the story of Frank Viachorka, activist of the Belorussian opposition. Starring top Belorussian cinema and rock stars.

Three months before elections the president of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko claimed: "You have no other choice, you will vote for me!" This is exactly how it happened in March 2006.

Interlocking narratives, told out of chronological order, about partisans in the Second World War who are a band of nihilistic marauders, roaming the countryside and dispensing what they see as justice to those they consider collaborators with the enemy.

In 1990s Belarus, a wanderlust young DJ is derailed by a typo in a forged US Visa application, forcing her to a backwater village where she is determined to fake her way to the American dream.

A film based on Belarusian poet Larisa Geniyush's memoir. Despite living through the difficult times and being in emigration, she fought for freedom in her homeland and expressed devotion to the nation and it's language.

Early 16th century. Hordes of Crimean Tatars attack the lands of White Russia, which are part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. With quick raids the Krymchak cavalry reaches all Belarusian cities without exception. The conquerors take by storm the fortress, plunder, drive the population into slavery, leaving behind ashes. It seems that nothing can stop their onslaught. But on the way of the Crimean Tatars' troops, among the few who have not yet been defeated, a brave squad and brave residents of the city of Slutsk stand up, the defense of which after the death of her husband is led by Princess Anastasia - After the death of her husband, she stood at the head of the squad on the path of hordes of conquerors.

We are not talking about Belarusian cinema - we are creating it. The boring official cinema of Belarus is being replaced by alternate cinema, cinema filled with new meanings and vivid images.

A Lesson of Belarusian is about young activists who never give up believing that Belarus will one day be free. Franek Viacorka studies at an elite school established by his father to promote the Belarusian language. However, the school has been banned and operating underground since 2003, a victim of the anti-democratic rule of President Alexander Lukashenko. Franek and his classmates are both passionate and thoughtful, expressing their critical attitude to the government by issuing an underground newspaper, recording music with activist lyrics and organizing an opposition concert. Despite the imprisonment of Franek's father and the constant threat of their own arrest, they are undeterred. In the March 2006 presidential election, they support the democratic opposition candidate in a mass demonstration in Minsk's main square. While the candidate is powerless to combat Lukashenko's corruption and use of riot police, Franek and his classmates realize that fearlessness is a victory in itself.

An insider's look at Belarusian regime through the eyes of its most creative citizens. The struggle for freedom of expression in Europe's last dictatorship.

Valery Liashkevich is a homeless artist who for over twenty years has painted pictures in the streets of the town of Gomel in Belarus. The documentary was made with private money to support this extremely talented artist.

"Suitcase without a Handle", a set expression meaning "Something that is a pain to carry around, and a shame to throw away." Two thugs, each with a secret agenda to escape their life of crime once and for all, are tasked with picking up a briefcase at a near-border cafe.

The film tells the story of a small family, consisting of a grandfather retired from the army, and his stripper grandson. It is not just a story of a relationship, but rather a reflection of entire Belarus and the post-Soviet, pro-Russian world. It's also a universally-recognized reflection of a generation gap.

On the night of his suicide, The Hero goes on a surreal adventure to recover a stolen statue of Lenin.

Yura - a guy from the workers' quarter far from politics - by the will of fate finds himself drawn into the maelstrom of political events.

The little boy Pilipka shows up at the log hut of the evil Baba-Yaga. He tries to escape, but the surrounding forest is bewitched.

The film tells about the life in the Belorussian KGB prison in the so-called 'Amerikanka', well-known journalist and writer Alexander Feduta. 20 years ago he was advisor of Lukashenko and helps him to win elections. Then Feduta left him and join Belarussian opposition. The author has been in custody 110 days after the 2010 presidential election in Belarus and described it in a book. The idea of the film - to shift the disappointing reality of the language of literature, changing the genre from drama to comedy. Then a terrible state Mahina portrayed in ironic tones, made fun turns into a caricature of itself. No way to shooting the hero in a real prison, but can draw it.

World renowned journalist Sara Ogden is traversing the world in pursuit of carriers of a fatally dangerous "Stamp of Cain" in order to prevent seemingly unrelated events such as mass ...

The young man Denis Dashkevich is the director of the rural House of Culture in the agricultural town of Pobolovo, Rogachev district. In an attempt to find new aspects of the work of the cultural center in the village, he plans to create a computer class for elderly people. But in reality this idea faces many difficulties due to the villagers' psychology and age.

Belarusian poet Yanka Kupala wrote his verse "And, say, who goes there?" more than 100 years ago. And now, when the call for change is heard, only the bravest dare to come out of the forest and at least look: "Who goes there?"

This movie is about a little piece of the life of transit refugees who stay in Brest, Belarus, and seek asylum in Poland.