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FILMS BY COUNTRY Argentina 
Family Law is a witty and touching portrait of a young man making the passage from delayed adolescence into adulthood. Daniel Hendler plays the neurotic and uptight lawyer Ariel Perelman, who has big shoes to fill as the son of a genial and legendary lawyer. Three generations of Perelmans confound each other with how much they need to learn about being a family. More...
 Australia
Winged creatures transform a woman into one of their own, and she takes flight away from her gilded mansion into the wild. Insect is a fascinating blend of still photography and animation. More...
In a lyrical and lonely film from Australia, Lloyd wastes away his days sniffing glue, both avoiding and obsessing over the past wrongs that have hurt him. More...
The oral traditions of Aboriginal Australia are reflected here through a gently teasing narrator guiding us into two interwoven stories, one set a thousand years ago, and the other way before that, spiked with lowbrow humor (all the good bits: sex, gluttony, kidnapping, sorcery). More...
 Austria 
Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams
[GRBAV] (Austria , Bosnia-Herzegovina , Germany , Croatia, 2006, 90 min) Contemporary European Cinema
The story, written by Žbaniç, a survivor herself, explores both the overwhelming personal sacrifice of living through a war in your own city (how is war possible in a city that hosted an Olympics a decade before?) and the relationship between a single mother and her coming-of-age daughter which is, quite possibly, even harder. More...
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