“Avenge But One of My Two Eyes” is a ramble between three arenas at the height of the “El Aqsa” Intifada: the practice of the Masada cult, reinvented in the mid-1940s and interwoven with the leading Zionist discourse, the condition of oppression and besiegement of the Palestinian people in the occupied territories, and the continuous religious and secular cult of Samson, aka “Samson the Hero”. Real places, times and situations penetrate one another and integrate, presenting the Israeli reality as it is: embroiled, violent, suicidal.

Ten unemployed men and women talk about why and how they've decided to stop working. After a period of familiarity with the labour market, these men and women have turned away from factories, warehouses and offices, determined to reject the rules of the existing economic war. Far from the usual worried or depressed image of the unemployed these “unemployed people who don't ask for work” openly talk about their reasons for seeking fulfilment outside of the workplace, with little financial resources but plenty of time to spend on themselves

Anya displays a double trajectory. On one side, an exploration of the imagined frontier that makes up the Bosphorus, and on the other a tale, recounted offscreen, of a young Iraqi woman waiting for a visa for Australia during 12 years. A waiting time made of hope, disappointments and forced perseverance.

The director travels with a group of young Moroccan women who are going to visit their families. A story about migration, reunion, and loss.

Algeria is a young country, made through a long history. The 20th century was full of unprecedented historic upheavals that brutally affected societies and cultures, casting doubt on value and belief systems that had been constructed over the centuries. “Aliénations” is a modest attempt that looks at the suffering that Algerians can experience today, as they face a crisis in many senses: religious, political, economic and within the family.

1992, Algeria plunges into violence. Thanks to various unpublished archives, this document offers another vision power, opposition and the heart of Algerian society.