Ecco Homo

A candid, unflinching portrait that balances provocative imagery with quiet reflection on art, desire, and mortality.

A quiet, humane documentary that sits with five people as they speak about exile, selfhood and the fragile relief of being accepted.

An eye-opening and sobering look at a hidden world, leaving a lingering sense of unease and empathy.

A thoughtful, intimate portrait that invites reflection on identity and art, moving at a gentle pace with moments of quiet revelation.

An unfiltered plunge into a confrontational performance artist's world, by turns provocative, raw and oddly earnest.

A haunting, intimate portrait that lingers like a melancholic guitar riff, steeped in loss and integrity.

A playful, melancholy collage of memories and voices that drifts through an artist's elusive life like a puzzle you never quite finish.

An intimate, affectionate portrait that mixes candid interviews with archival clips, feeling like a warm conversation with a witty elder.

An intimate, hypnotic self-portrait assembled from a lifetime of audio tapes, inviting you to sit inside a legend's restless mind.

A stylish, intimate plunge into a brilliant, troubled mind, moving from exhilaration to sorrow as the archive footage builds toward loss.

A twisty, intimate plunge into a stranger-than-fiction literary hoax, told with punk energy and unsettling psychological depth.

An intimate, unhurried portrait of a restless artist, mixing fond reminiscence with a quiet sense of loss.