One single shot interview of Babiker, a third country national living in Malta, by Heidi de Carlo.

A 2 clip one singel shot montage by Mesud Ata.

A daily visit of the Togther Grocery with Major Sium in one single shot.

Sunday church service in Valletta in one single shot by Major Sium.

Montage of wasting time while sitting on the bay during COVID-19 pandemic by Bojana Dimitrovska.

In April 2016 artist-in-residence of the Kulturakademie Tarabya, Eva Maria Stotz, conducted a workshop at Bahçeşehir University Istanbul titled Moments of Movement with migrants living in Istanbul. While the refugee crisis has received a great deal of media coverage, the portrayal of refugees is usually very one-dimensional. To counter that narrative and give voice to

The Sudanese Migrant Community was organizing a Multi Cultural Night at the Little Sisters of the Poor in Hamrun on Saturday July 14th, 7:30pm onwards.

Ibrahim and Marica are visiting the Triton Fountain, an important modernistic landmark of Valletta.

This film was produced within a workshop conducted by artist-in-residence of the Kulturakademie Tarabya, Eva Maria Stotz, at Bahçeşehir University Istanbul April 2016. Love Story of a Syrian student in Istanbul by Ayob Dogoz, Lilas Nassrat and Ranim Kesibi

The Mahalla Festival in Malta took place between Nov 17 and Nov 25 with the participation of more than 60 artists, writers, filmmakers, cultural workers and initiatives from 20 countries.

Living thousands of kilometers away from his beloved persons is the price Roy paid, in order to leave the war of Iraq behind him in search of a serene life towards the West. He had managed without any particular difficulties, had a stable job and could afford renting a house in Athens. “I used to

In 2006, The 1000-year-old neighborhood of Sulukule in Istanbul was the victim of ‘Urban Transformation’. The residents, most of whom were Roma, had their houses demolished illegally and were forced to buy TOKI’s social housing apartments in Taşoluk, 40 km away from their neighborhood. Hoping to own a house, the tenants reluctantly accepted to move

"Wonderful, delightful...so good," 7 year old Sidra describes what it’s like to be in school in Turkey.