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Request QuoteOrfeas Skutelis is an award winning cinematographer from Novi Sad, former Yugoslavia. Graduated from Academy of Arts in Novi Sad with a degree in cinematography and received an MA in Media Studies from The New School in New York, where he is based. Apart from documentary films, he has also authored and produced TV programs, theatre performances, exhibitions, experimental and short films and music videos.
THE FACTORY is based in the industrial age. The Factory is at the same time austere and poetic story of an era which is an essential part of our cultural history, a story about period many people no longer have a relationship with, and a time an era in which many people across the globe still live in. THE FACTORY focuses on a travel inside the emotions of the people working at the factory.
Produced for The New School
GIDEST (the Graduate Institute for Design, Ethnography & Social Thought) incubates transdisciplinary ethnographic research at the intersection of social theory, art, and design and fosters dialogue on related themes across the university. GIDEST draws on The New School’s tradition of politically-engaged, historically-grounded, and theoretically-innovative social research, and our strengths as a center of design thinking and practice.
Illegal immigrants and asylum seekers in Serbia, placed in asylum centers after their dramatic journeys from war-torn and poverty-stricken areas of North Africa, Near and Middle East go through a period of adaptation to life and social circumstances in Serbia. In most cases, however, their goal is to reach one of the EU countries.
Dragoslava has four TV sets, three grandchildren, two best friends, and one husband with whom she fights over the remote control. She has lived in five countries without ever moving from her flat in a small border town in Serbia. Media and politics seep into the family life but she tackles it with humor and determination.
Postwar Yugoslavia, like other East European states, decided to solve their “German Question” once and for all by the wholesale eviction of their German citizens. These empty villages, with their solid, well maintained houses and farms, needed to be repopulated. Serbs from mountainous areas of Yugoslavia moved in, but two former German villages in the area hosted Greek Civil War refugees.
Officers of the White Army, holding as POWs in a Red Army's camp, try to understand why they lose Civil War and lost the Russian Empire at all.
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