Olga Pohankova Trailers
The Children of the Noon TrailerFiori di Strada - We Are Not the Crazy Ones TrailerThe Words Hear The Light Trailer
Most Popular Olga Pohankova Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Slumming Trailer (2006)
10 February 2006
Two yuppies play mean pranks on those around them until one joke has unexpected consequences.
Peeling Wallpaper Trailer (2009)
05 April 2009
Voices of the past are populating a ruinous mansion. A piano is playing, laughter and applause. In the midst of an invisible society the young mistress calls for a stranger.
The Children of the Noon Trailer (2016)
05 November 2016
The Children of the Noon deals with the universal subject of life. Daily activities mark the passage of time for the children and teenagers in the orphanage in the small Kenyan village of Nchiru.
The Words Hear The Light Trailer (2015)
14 May 2015
"Quod est in speculo ut in subiecto." According to medieval philosophers, being in a subject is an insubstantial way of being that does not exist in itself, this one is in something else.
Fiori di Strada - We Are Not the Crazy Ones Trailer (2015)
14 May 2015
The film is a reflection on the medieval folk tradition of "benandanti" ("good walkers"), who believed they had special powers to fight witches, ogres and demons threatening harvests and children.
Rebus Trailer (2013)
01 January 2013
A slow, decisive handwriting, which becomes fast, furious, angry; thus - REBUS - receives and attacks the spectator, it accompanies him in an unknown world of images and sounds, played out between the known and the unknown, almost to amaze and frighten, to divide who knows from who does not know, who wants to know from who wants to escape.
Diritti migranti Trailer (2013)
01 May 2013
A training program of the Ministry of the Interior. The topics covered concerned assistance aimed at promoting equal access to health, prevention, and the treatment of diseases.
1+1=una más Trailer (2014)
31 August 2014
In this film, what we normally perceive as the horizon line is rotated by 180°, disrupting and short-circuiting the image vertically.
