Monika K. Adler

Involuntary Memory (2014)
Film (Drama) Director The descendant of a Gulag internee undergoes repressed trauma borne from a history of genocide across generations. He attempts to exorcise the still present collective memory through a disturbing re-enactment.

The Beauty of the Shadow (2013)
Film (Drama, Mystery, Thriller and Drama) Director Scandalous love affair between catholic priest, young man and his girlfriend Monika.Studium of the darkest desires and instincts.

Mutability (2013)
Film (Drama, Mystery, Thriller and Drama) Director Psychiatrist Dr Karl Adler is troubled by the memory of an illegally performed autopsy he carried out on a former patient 'Monika' - a young woman who suffered from a complex delusional disorder which manifested itself in the falsification and acting out in real life of numerous elaborate online identities and histories. Her death evokes in him an existential crisis. He meditates on the bounds that separate life and death, and concocts a maladjusted theory which negates spirituality and glorifies corporeal biology. In this, his own delusion, he considers the subject of his dysfunctional case-study 'dead but still alive' and decides to give her something which she can take with her to the afterlife... Written by Anonymous

Wolfe von Lenkiewicz (2013)
Film (Documentary, Biography and Drama) Director British contemporary artist Wolfe Von Lenkiewicz recounts a narrative about the northern renaissance painter Hieronymus Bosch which reflects upon authenticity in art in context with his 2012 series of large-scale paintings which reconfigured the Dutch master's iconic works such as The Garden of Earthly Delights (c.1490) and The Haywain Triptych (c.1516) into a 'post-historic, trans-cultural manuscripts'. Written by Anonymous

Come Back to the Trees (2013)
Film (Adventure, Crime, Drama and Drama) Director She-wolf, a post-matriarchal trickster figure, and twelve young women,her female shamans, are waiting for the messenger with their holy communion, which comes from the body of a murdered man.

Misery of My Soul (2013)
Video by Monika K. Adler Director MONIKA K. ADLER “Misery of my soul, 2013, 2’58 In memory of Oksana Makar. Performance (SASHA) Premiere: BODIES OF SILENCE #3 WHEN WORDS ARE MADE FLESH curated by Cuntemporary for One Billion Rising.

Chernobyl of Love (2012)
Film (Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller and 1 More) Director In a hotel in Kiev a young women after murdering a man, is consuming his brain. Her act of cannibalism evokes traumatic memories which take us to the Red Forest near the abandoned town of Chernobyl in the Ukraine. It relates through harsh, visceral yet at once luxuriant imagery a depiction of humanity's deepest, darkest, and basest of instincts framed within the context of love story. It is a study of the psychopathology of young women whose traumatic past leads her to commit a crime. As with the horrific aftermath and social impact of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster the film is an account, and meditation upon emotional barbarism and the destruction of human relationships Written by Anonymous.