Three musicians, two women and a man, whose lives could not be more different have one thing that binds them: they all had to leave their home countries and interrupt successful music careers. Today all three live in Switzerland where they have reinvented their artistic identity. A film full of hope and melancholy, warm-heartedness and homesickness.

During the Anfal operations in Kurdistan, Saddam Hussein’s security forces imprisoned hundreds of Kurdish families in the Nizarke prison where they awaited death but dreamt of freedom. The fall of Saddam’s regime saved many of them but they had nowhere to go because their villages were completely destroyed and all their possessions lost. These families are now forced to live in the very cells in which they were imprisoned.

Throughout all of Iran the first day of spring (Farwardeen) is also the New Year and is celebrated on the 21st of March. However in one village called (Chashmeer) in the Kurdish region they celebrate Newroz on a different day and in a different way.

This documentary is about oil in Iraq in particular in Kurdistan and the troubled city of Kirkuk. The film shows the tiring and harsh life of people living in the outskirts of the city and their search for the oil that provides their basic needs.

A fly-on-the-wall documentary shot mainly in the classroom. Dilemmas starts when Emre, a young Turkish teacher arrives in a Kurdish village to teach children who do not speak Turkish. Though full of frustration, anger and loneliness he determined to accomplish his task. It’s a wonderfully made documentary that shows the impact of Turkish assimilation policies upon Kurdish children who are not allowed to take education in their mother tongue.

This is a documentary about an old man in Kurdistan who heals broken bones using only his hands.