by Cookie N Screen
Walk This Way is becoming one of the greatest VoD platforms. With the whole world turning to online and instant videos, it seems that everyone wants a slice of the action. Last month, Walk This Way released a collection of incredible thrillers from across the globe. But not content with showcasing some incredible films full of chill and danger, now the VoD platform has announced another series of films that you can wrap your head around. Coming from Europe, this masterfully documentary series will take you across countries and you’ll discover a world you never knew.
Walk This Way is becoming one of the greatest VoD platforms. With the whole world turning to online and instant videos, it seems that everyone wants a slice of the action. Last month, Walk This Way released a collection of incredible thrillers from across the globe. But not content with showcasing some incredible films full of chill and danger, now the VoD platform has announced another series of films that you can wrap your head around. Coming from Europe, this masterfully documentary series will take you across countries and you’ll discover a world you never knew.
On the roaster there is German movie My Way to Olympia by director Niko von Glasgow. The film revolve around the athletes who participated in the 2012 London Paralympic Games. Von Glasgow (a name we’ll never get bored of saying,) had a disability himself and is trying to understand who’d would pressure themselves in such a way. Enchanting, this loos to be an incredible movie.
Another film included Harbour of Hope by Magnus Gertten. The film focuses on the mobilisation of Swedish city Malmo in 1945. After being liberated after the war, the concentration camp survivors and people flock to Sweden try to regain their lives. Talking to survivors and enhanced by archive footage, this sees the prisoners free again including 10 year old Irene. This is set to be a powerful and stirring documentary.
The Domino Effect is also screening. The film is the story of the prime minister of Abkhazia in a barely recognised microstate. The country is in a post-Soviet frozen conflict zone and Sports minister Rafael is trying to put his motherland back on the map. Conflicting comedy and political commentary, this looks like an enthralling film.
Finally, there is Red Forrest. Coming from Finnish Director Mika Koskinen, the movie revolves around China and how it became the world’s economic powerhouse. Focusing millions on recycling and renewable energy, the film is poignant look at how China is funnelling it’s resources into the environment.
Now, what are you waiting for! Head over to Walk This Way to see these films now!
Another film included Harbour of Hope by Magnus Gertten. The film focuses on the mobilisation of Swedish city Malmo in 1945. After being liberated after the war, the concentration camp survivors and people flock to Sweden try to regain their lives. Talking to survivors and enhanced by archive footage, this sees the prisoners free again including 10 year old Irene. This is set to be a powerful and stirring documentary.
The Domino Effect is also screening. The film is the story of the prime minister of Abkhazia in a barely recognised microstate. The country is in a post-Soviet frozen conflict zone and Sports minister Rafael is trying to put his motherland back on the map. Conflicting comedy and political commentary, this looks like an enthralling film.
Finally, there is Red Forrest. Coming from Finnish Director Mika Koskinen, the movie revolves around China and how it became the world’s economic powerhouse. Focusing millions on recycling and renewable energy, the film is poignant look at how China is funnelling it’s resources into the environment.
Now, what are you waiting for! Head over to Walk This Way to see these films now!
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