Julie Petríková

Nelson Sullivan was a prominent figure in New York's queer community in the 1980s. With a video camera that he rarely let go of, he was also a chronicler of the club scene of the time. The archival documentary draws on the rich video archive Sullivan left behind. It looks at a marginalised subculture and the life of the man sometimes described as the first vlogger.

A story about two young Jews falling in love during World War II. Together they face the terrors of that time until they are forcibly divided in a concentration camp. The only thing left is a hope that one day they will meet again. Unfortunately, one of them dies. The whole story is told through dance.

Nelson Sullivan was a prominent figure in New York's queer community in the 1980s. With a video camera that he rarely let go of, he was also a chronicler of the club scene of the time. The archival documentary draws on the rich video archive Sullivan left behind. It looks at a marginalised subculture and the life of the man sometimes described as the first vlogger.

Nelson Sullivan was a prominent figure in New York's queer community in the 1980s. With a video camera that he rarely let go of, he was also a chronicler of the club scene of the time. The archival documentary draws on the rich video archive Sullivan left behind. It looks at a marginalised subculture and the life of the man sometimes described as the first vlogger.

A story about two young Jews falling in love during World War II. Together they face the terrors of that time until they are forcibly divided in a concentration camp. The only thing left is a hope that one day they will meet again. Unfortunately, one of them dies. The whole story is told through dance.