Street Art is much more than graffiti. Its messages in public spaces evolve over night on walls, doors and other pieces of “urban furniture”. An urban art form that directly communicates with every passer-by, it makes and leaves strong and provocative comments on today´s society. This character driven documentary composes an eclectic image of the phenomenon of contemporary Street Art through the eyes of some of its best creators and those who discover, collect and love it in Paris, Berlin, New York, London and Moscow. Street Art is wild, alive, popular and irritating. Much more than a rebellion, but rather a truly political artistic expression. The film explains the phenomenon and puts it into a larger cultural context for the audience.

“Why can't you actually find a man?” Sonbol is asked by her mother. The answer is silence. Sonbol Fatemi is 35: she is attractive, single and divorced, has her own dentist surgery, likes to tell dirty jokes and has a passion for car races - competing against men. Sonbol lives in the holy city Mashad, in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Living a life like this in Iran means that she has to fight everyday. Against her mother who would love to arrange another marriage for her. Against the sports administration that wants to exclude women from rallyes altogether. And not least, against her own doubts about God and whether He is actually by her side. SONBOL gives a unique insight into a torn society by painting the portrait of an extraordinary and unconventional woman who pays a high price in order to be her self.

Without resorting to a display of violence the film examines human rights violations in relation to the human shadow by combining the tactics of propaganda with the absence of hero, victim and villain.

SHOOTING LOCATIONS is researching the borderlines between war, playing war, war games and the disappearance of the separation between reality and fiction.