This year, the jury of the INCONVENIENT FILMS Festival’s Green Competition Award recognized our documentary LONELY OAKS as the most outstanding film capturing the problematic relationship between humans and nature.

SEVEN WINTERS IN TEHRAN tells the story of a woman and at the same time denounces the power system that also discriminates and kills LGBTQ+ people. Recognizing this, our film received a Special Mention from the jury of the 37th MIX FESTIVAL INTERNAZIONALE DI CINEMA LGBTQ+ E CULTURA QUEER.

At Germany’s largest film festival on human rights, the Nuremberg International Human Rights Film Festival, our film LONELY OAKS impressed the audience and won the 2023 Audience Award.

Why do people endanger their lives for political purposes? And where does utopia meet painful reality? How far can and may activism go? Our documentary LONELY OAKS tackles these questions in theaters nationwide starting September 21st, and premieres in advance on September 13th at ODEON Lichtspieltheater in Cologne. All cinema dates and further information about the premieres in Hamburg, Munich and Berlin can be found here.

On September 10th, SEVEN WINTERS IN TEHRAN will celebrate its premiere at ODEON Lichtspieltheater in Cologne. And from September 14th, the story of Reyhaneh Jabbari, who became a symbol of resistance and the fight for women’s rights, can finally be seen on cinema screens nationwide.

With a score of 4.70 out of 5.0, the viewers of the World Cinema Amsterdam film festival 2023 voted massively for SEVEN WINTERS IN TEHRAN, earning it the World Cinema Amsterdam Audience Award.