89 Millimeter

The film explores the life of six young Belarusians facing their futures in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union. The titular 89 millimeters refer to the difference between the gauge of the railway tracks of Belarus and those of its western neighbors. The difference is small, but symbolizes how the border of the "last dictatorship in Europe" marks the edge of a different world.

• "One World Festival" in Prague and Bratislava
• "Cologne Conference "(" Spectrum Young Film ") in Cologne
• "Anonimul Festival" in Sfântu Gheorghe / Romania
• "Document Festival" in Glasgow / Scotland
• "EU XXL" in Vienna and Krems
• "Big Sky Documentary Festival" in Missoula/ United States

• Valuable Predicate, German Film and Media Review (FBW)
• Special Mention of the Jury, Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival
• Best Editing, International Student Film Festival Sehsüchte in Potsdam
• Best Cinematography, Documentary Festival in Prizren /Kosovo