CONGRATULATIONS TO SONA SAHAKIAN!

"The film "Everything comes and goes" is about the transience and the cycle of human existence. I experience the corona time as an event where everything comes and goes. Life is endless and infinite, and birth and death are only transitions. Change always takes place and destruction, destruction and decay leading to a new existence. So I want to show that you need to appreciate, enjoy and have a positive outlook on all the little things in your life, no matter how difficult the situation is."

On Friday, January 28th, 2011, protests were called all over Egypt asking for the step down of Mubarak's Regime. This came after 3 days of unprecedented demonstrations in the country against the 30 years rule of Hosni Mubarak. As the Regime decided to shut down all internet and mobile phone lines, protestors followed the proposal to gather at mosques and start the protests right after friday prayers. In Cairo, the goal was to march to Tahrir from several points and end up protesting at the Square. This movie gathers the footage filmed 10 years ago following one of this marches toward Tahrir Square

Quentin, William and David are in their thirties, enjoying their ordinary lives with family and friends. One doesn't want children and is about to have a vasectomy, the other uses a reversible method and the last one is still looking for the right process for him. These men each have different characters and aspirations, but for all three, contraception is also the boy's issue.

13 juni jl. vond in de binnentuin van De Wissel voor de 3e keer een Laaksessie plaats met medewerking van het Residentie Orkest (Justyna Briefjes - viool en Tom van Lent - cello), Nelly Lausberg-Van Os, Mark Lapre en Robbie te Pas.