Natali Spogis

This is a 180 degree video-animation projection made by Bijari for the entrance room of EKOA PARK, an ecological park located in Morretes, Paraná, Brazil. The film talks about the Atlantic Forest, the history of the region, how the indigenous people lived, the trails used in the colonization of Brazil, the arrival of the Portuguese, gold exploration and then the yerba mate trade. It also talks about the arrival of Italian immigrants, the cachaça mills, the Nhundiaquara river and the creation of the city of Morretes and finally the Ekoa Park.

This blooming time-lapse video compresses almost 24 hours in 18 seconds, a total of 458 photos, one every 3 minutes

SOCIAL VISION AWARD 2013 ENTRETODOS HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL. Janaína lives at the entrance to Vila Savoya, a listed village on Vitorino Carmilo Street, Campos Elíseos, São Paulo. In this village the House of Digital Culture is established. We are located in the expanded center of São Paulo, a region currently undergoing urban changes, and one of the main policies is the fight against crack. Janaína smokes crack. The film is an observation followed by an approximation between Alice, and Janaína. From a distanced observation, perhaps critical and prejudiced, in which it seems that crack is taking over Janaína, upon closer inspection we discover an articulate and self-aware Janaína.

This short film talks about the Kantha Bopha Hospital after the death of Dr. Beat Richner, the continuation of the foundation's work for society, the effort and dedication of the workers to maintain the philosophy and discipline learned through the years of coexistence with Dr. med. Beat Richner. Director: Georges Gachot Music: Natali Spogis and Georges Gachot

A film made to: Kantha Bopha Hospital Foundation/ Dr. med. Beat Richner The film talks about heart operations on children at the Kantha Bopha hospital, located in Cambodia. Director: Georges Gachot Music: Natali Spogis and Georges Gachot

Dialogues is a film about coexistence between Palestinians and Israelis around Israel. The film discusses the complexity of integration, in a State where there is a strong segregation. Dialogues presents groups who believe that coexistence among different nations is the effective path for future peace in the region, overcoming the past of hatred and intolerance. The documentarist visits integration initiatives such as All for Peace Radio Station (where Israelis and Palestinians have programs together), Neve Shalom / Wahat al Salam (a village where families of Jews and Arabs live together by choice for over 35 years), and others like All Nations Cafe, the Jewish-Arab Community Center and Voices of Peace Choir. The film addresses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through living examples of acceptance, regardless of the political present scenario. Documentary, 35', 2011. Presented by Riff & Monstro Filmes Director, writter, editor: Alice Riff Photographer and post-producer: Max Machado Executive producer: Bruno Tunchel Original soundtrack: Naná Spogis Voice over: Rafaella Schivartche Voice over engineer: Tchello Nogueira