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What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

What Do You Take When Your Life Must Fit Into a Suitcase?

We were deeply honoured for the opportunity to host a private screening of DIRT at the European Parliament, accompanied by a panel discussion and an art installation, “Confiscated Memories”. The event brought together policymakers, cultural actors, journalists and experts to address displacement, integration, and the role of culture and media in times of war.

The installation featured real personal belongings of internally and externally displaced Ukrainians,tracing how these objects have gained new meanings and become physical symbols of home.

The panel discussion featured First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen, Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets, His Excellency Vsevolod Tchentsov, Vít Novotný (migration expert at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies), Dr Sara Marino, Svitlana Baldina and her son Viktor Dynnyk from “Let’s Shake Hands” project, Nathalie Georges (ARTE Reportage), producers of DIRT Konstantin Bidnenko (@bidnenkok) and Lisa Kochanova (@lisakochanova), and writer-director Lada Kopytova (@ladakopytova).

The event delivered one clear message: Europe’s response to displacement must go beyond emergency support — it must combine long-term integration, cultural understanding, and credible information to build resilient societies.

Thank you First Vice-President Sabine Verheyen (@sabineverheyen), Monika Hohlmeier, Vice-Chair of the Committee on Budgets (@monika.hohlmeier), and the European Parliament (@europeanparliament) team for your continued support for Ukraine and for allowing us to share this important story.

#dirtmovie

photo - @shtefutsa

BREAKING 🚨

To all of you who didn’t manage to catch DALI at @raindancefilmfestival…

DALI - UK & BULGARIA
LIMITED THEATRICAL RELEASE
In October, we’re showing DALI for two nights only.

9th of October: BULGARIAN PREMIERE in Sofia, Bulgaria. Cinema announced next week, but save the date if you’re in the city.

15th of October: UK THEATRICAL PREMIERE in Everyman Muswell Hill. BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW.

This is very, very exciting for us and hopefully the first of many. But for now, we wanted to make sure that you’re able to watch DALI in a cinema, the way it’s meant to be seen. Tickets on @everymancinema portal. Also linked in bio. Bound to go fast, so book now! 🎟️

A massive thank you to @everymancinema.

Yesterday we launched Marauder Pictures with a full page exclusive in Deadline.

Check it out 🫵

Publication: @deadline
Author: Max Goldbart
PR: @percywarrenpr
PR Manager: @hollyjmiller
Photography: @ed_igroover

Yesterday we launched Marauder Pictures with a full page exclusive in Deadline.

Check it out 🫵

Publication: @deadline
Author: Max Goldbart
PR: @percywarrenpr
PR Manager: @hollyjmiller
Photography: @ed_igroover

Yesterday we launched Marauder Pictures with a full page exclusive in Deadline.

Check it out 🫵

Publication: @deadline
Author: Max Goldbart
PR: @percywarrenpr
PR Manager: @hollyjmiller
Photography: @ed_igroover

Yesterday we launched Marauder Pictures with a full page exclusive in Deadline.

Check it out 🫵

Publication: @deadline
Author: Max Goldbart
PR: @percywarrenpr
PR Manager: @hollyjmiller
Photography: @ed_igroover

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

It has been a long time coming…

Today we are launching Marauder Pictures as exclusively broken in Deadline yesterday. Marauder Pictures is a film production company that houses award-winning producers who have partnered with major players like the BFI, Eleven and Decentralised Pictures. Marauder Pictures aims to support up & coming filmmakers who unashamedly want to tell untold stories and want to use the frame to reframe the new era of storytelling.

Time for my annual instagram post/Liability appreciation post, love you all 💕

Time for my annual instagram post/Liability appreciation post, love you all 💕