take a look. >> swiss director marcus imhoff's first experience was with a child -- refugees was withhild in world war ii. his memory of plenty of on a leads him -- of jovana, leads him to look at the plight of today's refugees. his film el dorado takes us on a rescue mission in the mediterranean. the documentary takes a critical view of european asylum policies and the organizations that try to help migrants. as well as the industries that exploit them. it is a quiet film about -- -- about dashed hopes and that a reminder of what mostly goes unseen. >> so another film we saw today was a film called touch me not by the bulgarian director -- sorry, a romanian director. this was a film very close, emotional, what is the word i am looking for? explicit look at human sexuality. >> there is a lot of nudity and a lot of explicit sex scenes as well. what makes it interesting is it is not about the intimacy of heterosexual couples. there are other couples and transgender people, people speaking out about intimacy and problems. it is interesting. there are blurred lines between the documentary

well just behind us is a few minutes ago the premier of the new marcus imhoff documentary el dorado was taking place and this is a new film about refugees in the refugee situation and europe and in hope really got some incredible access to every single part of the bureaucratic process of becoming a refugee in europe and right here we were seeing you've heard rags to riches well we saw a refugee camp to red carpet story right behind us the director was here with one of the protagonists from the story and this was a very personal story for him hoff himself and he wove in the story of his own family growing up in switzerland during world war two when he was surrounded by war on all sides and let's take a look. my name was. in the hospital swiss director marcos in hopes first experience with refugees was as a child and world war two he will come across a brutal i will become the i me this comes on the. obama in moves memory of giovanni leads him to examine the plight of today's refugees. his film eldorado texas on a rescue mission in the mediterranean. like. the documentary takes a critical

so the first film that screen today was a new documentary by the legendary swiss director marcus imhoff called el dorado and it is about the process of becoming a refugee in europe and you must really got unprecedented or impressive at the very least access to every single bureaucratic step of the way that it takes to become a refugee from literally being pulled out of the waters of the mediterranean to sitting in an office waiting to hear if you've been rejected or accepted into europe that's right and what he said in the press conference is that he really wanted to take a critical look at this big aid machinery that ultimately exploits refugees and one of the main reasons why he feels so passionately about the topic is really because of his own and his family's history passed with refugees we have a small piece for you take a look. i know what. obama. swiss director marcos in hopes first experience with refugees was as a child and world war two it was time girls. overcome and reach and this comes from the. obama in moves memory of him to examine the plight of today's refugees. his fil