Germany, Austria 2025, 102 minby Michal Kosakowski
A Polish-German filmmaker and media artist. Moving between documentary, fiction, and experimental cinema, he explores aesthetic and ethical limits of representation. A Fabrica alumnus who worked with Oliviero Toscani, he gained recognition with Just Like the Movies (2006). He has taught film theory, served on festival juries, and created works such as Fortynine (2007), Zero Killed (2012), and German Angst (2015). Since 2014 he has shaped the visual identity of Uli Aigner’s ONE MILLION proj
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Germany, Austria 2012, 81 minby Michal Kosakowski
If someone murdered a person you love, how would you feel about it? Are soldiers murderers? Should torture be legalized? How to define good and evil? Since 1996 film director Michal Kosakowski has been asking people with highly educated backgrounds; bankers, architects, and teachers about their murder fantasies. He offered them the chance to stage their fantasies as short films. The only condition was that they had to act in these films themselves, either as victims or perpetrators. More than a
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