David Aronowitsch

Nypremiären

David Aronowitsch, Ahmed Abdullahi

Nina Jeppsson

The performing arts were hit hard by corona restrictions. During the autumn of 2020, the Orion Theater in Stockholm will still try to open again but for a limited audience.

Stockholm - 75

David Aronowitsch

Karl-Heinz Dellwo, Siegfried Hausner

In April 1975 Commando Holger Meins occupies the West German Embassy in Stockholm. In exchange for the hostages they want to force the release of RAF-prisoners in Germany; Andreas Baader, Ulrike Meinhof, Gudrun Ensslin, etc. The occupation lasts twelve hours and ends in defeat for the occupants, left is a blown-up Embassy and four people dead, two of them executed by the occupants. Karl-Heinz Dellwo, 23 years old, is arrested and sentenced to jail. In 1995 he is released from prison. Today he lives in Hamburg with his girlfriend Ella, also a former terrorist. Karl-Heinz is trying to create a new life for himself, but he is always haunted by his violent past.

Gömd

David Aronowitsch, Mats Johansson

Animated documentary about a refugee boy who lives in hiding, constantly afraid of being exposed.

Facing Genocide: Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot

Staffan Lindberg, David Aronowitsch

Khieu Samphan was, as head of state, the public face of the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot. Facing Genocide is a close portrait of the man who made Pol Pot's terror regime possible.

Slavar

David Aronowitsch, Hanna Heilborn

Animated documentary about two Sudanese children who are abducted and used as slaves

Sharaf

David Aronowitsch, Hanna Heilborn

Man flees from poor and war torn country.

Dublin

David Aronowitsch

Ahmed Obsiye, Mohamoud Saeed Timawayne

Daoud lives in a limbo that he is trying to break. He cannot go back to Somalia and he is expelled from one European country to another. He is a 'Dublin-case'. Daoud is accused of lying about his age. He has almost given up. The film depicts his time in Sweden.

Unkilled, Chapter 1

David Aronowitsch, Hanna Heilborn

"Cause right now I'm just in a dark coffin with nothing. Unkilled."

Idomeni

David Aronowitsch

In eleven chapters, we follow two Yazidi girls from Iraq who hope to find safety and a new life in Germany. We meet them the first time at Idomeni, a temporary camp in Greece on the border to North Macedonia. There they live close together. The mobile phones are always nearby, as the only link to the family and friends in Iraq. Yasir’s wife has been a prisoner of ISIS for a year and a half, but hope of reuniting is rekindled when he receives a message about a prisoner exchange between ISIS and YPG forces. David Aronowitsch’s masterfully portrayed Idomeni is a touching portrait of children and adults during a period of waiting, hope and the deep wounds that will never disappear.