GARDEN IN TRANSIT: THE MOVIE
100 min/DV/Doc/USA/2007-08
Director: Christina Voros/Sergei Krasikau
Producer: Sergei Krasikau
Director of Photography: Christina Voros

A portrait of the largest public art project ever undertaken in the history of New York, Garden In Transit: The Movie is a journey based documentary that chronicles the execution of a creative vision seven years in the making. It is the story of the unprecedented attempt of two visionary brothers and twenty thousand New York City kids to transform the landscape of their city one taxi at a time.

JOGINI: SEX OR CULTURE
60 min/DV/Doc/INDIA/2007-08
Director: Christina Voros/Corey Washington
Producer: Sergei Krasikau/Corey Washington
Director of Photography: Christina Voros

Deep in the villages of the Southern state of Andhra Pradesh, young girls who are considered to be unmarraigeable are "offered up to the goddess" in a tradition of ritualized prostitution known as Jogni. Examining the tradition through the eyes of three woman in one village, the film reveals a tapestry of personal histories, hopes and regrets and struggles to answer the question: where does tradition end and abuse begin?

CHILDREN OF AMBEDKAR
60 min/DV/Doc/INDIA/2007-08
Director: Christina Voros/Corey Washington
Producer: Sergei Krasikau/Corey Washington
Director of Photography: Christina Voro

"Children of Ambedkar" explores the stark realities of the caste system in modern-day Mumbai and its effects on the Dalit community whose lives are still defined by the legacy of one man. Revered as one of the greatest political minds, cultural icons and spiritual leaders in the history of modern India, the history of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar remains virtually unknown to the West. Scholar, political leader, author of the Indian Constitution and champion of Dalit rights, he was one of the first "untouchables" to attain a college education. Ambedkar's death in 1956 left the Dalit community(500,000 of whom converted to Buddism on a single day under his guidance) without a leader. Today, in the face of continued caste-based injustices, many Dalits feel orphaned, torn between their faith in a leader who has left them and their fear of a future without change.

THE LADIES
11min/DV/DOC/USA/2007
Director: Christina Voros
Producer: Sergei Krasikau/Christina Voros
Director of Photography: Christina Voros

When Vali and Mimi closed their couture shop on Lexington Avenue they kept a dozen of their best clients, moved the business into the spare bedroom, and moved Mimi to the pull-out couch. Still sewing forty hours a week, the 87 and 93 year old sisters reflect on the dying of a craft, the importance of family and the persistence of the creative spirit.

ROSY
16min/DV/DRAMA/USA/2008
Director: Christina Voros
Producer: Sergei Krasikau/Christina Voros
Director of Photography: Christina Voros

Amos MIller is 14 years old. Amos Miller has just been dumped. And so like
any other hot-headed, 14-year-old, New York City boy, Amos Miller decides to
take a bubble bath. Rosie Benton and Christian Ericksen star in this
portrait of two breakups. In a world where love never gets easier, one is
never as alone as it seems.