The Centre for Street Boys is run by a Polish Salesian priest in Lima, Peru. The film is a screen debut of Media for Development Goals project, financed by TVP Krakow and the Salesian Mission Voluntary Service ‘Youth for the World’.

    “The Mobile Cinema” follows the mobile cinema crew members as they travel through inhospitable areas of Congo, to screen their much-awarded “Fighting the Silence” and change people’s attitude towards rape. .     More than three thousand people sit on a large grass pitch in front of a huge screen. Moments of complete silence...

    Through sun burnt Indian roads drifts slowly a colorful vehicle with a huge inscription „Battu's Bioscope” on its bonnet. That is Mr. Battu's mobile cinema – one of the two thousand existent in India. Next to Mr. Battu sits his aged coworker and right-hand man – Mama. There is one more traveller, though – young boy Amit – the helper. He sits on the car’s roof...

    Amusing documentary about elections in a Romanian village. The incumbent mayor announces his umpteenth candidacy and tries to convince people to vote for him. A fascinating insight into a young democracy in which manipulation and deception are employed.  

    The authors of the documentary try to unravel the mystery of ritual circumcision of women who live in the eastern part of Africa. The film was produced as part of Media for Development Goals project, and financed by TVP Krakow and the Salesian Mission Voluntary Service ‘Youth for the World’.