© Elene Mikaberidze
Forced to flee Georgia with her family, Mikaberidze looks at how children from internally displaced families are affected by living on a border. Through the eyes and imagination of the children, she aims to make us think not only about the concept of ‘home’ but also about what it feels like to be a refugee in your own country.
Elene Mikaberidze is filmmaker, director and member of the Tbilisi International Film Festival team.
Manifested Dreams — Camp of the Exploited
Transterritorios: Laboratorio nómade de prácticas radiofónicas
Kwibuka, or How We Remember the Ending of Time
Bar Talks: An Online Queer Talk Show
Freedom Trap
Mental State of Time: Mobile Self-empowerment Workshops and Poster Action
The Kiewa River Sound Map
Body in Transit
From Underground to the Ground: Voices of Miners
Photo Archive of Korean Shrines and Shamans
Lengger-Gallogallina: A Transoceanic, Anticolonial Ritual for Ancestral Corpodivinities
Dances and Songs of the Forest – Field Research on Forest Knowledge –
Wandering Eye
Technostalgia Series
Scores for Attunement
-av(a) -ev(a) -in(a)
Xiuhamatilizmatl: A Malacachtepec Momozco/Milpa Alta Herbarium
If Only
Doubt, Ufos and unpopular Archives
Museo Afroviviente
Ganga
Ain't No Party Here
The School of Lost Knowledges
How to Turn a Body Inside Out
Face of the Motherland
Quem deu nome à Terra
War and Peace
Memoria Máquina
We Hid Everything Important
Via Verso
Beyond Wishful Thinking
Deterioration of Memory
My House Is a Magic Tree
Ost-östlicher Divan: Divarha/Duvarlar
The Library of Black Levity
Gèlèdé
Chris-sis: Inaccessible Files 00BC-Forever II
Holding Rivers, Becoming Mountains
Eure Wege im Unland
Institute for Post-Nationalist Technological Consciousness
I Don’t Want to Be Just a Memory
too cool to burn
Chattering of Teeth
The Singing Telegraph
Orikis
The Non-Aligned Zagreb
As Loud as Daylight
Vestige
From Body to Body
Monuments rapatriables, monuments rapatriés
We Have Always Lived in the End Times
