August 2014. The United Kingdom refused entry visas to the famous Ugandan singer Bobi Wine. How did a homophobic rapper, banned from the UK, manage to become Uganda's presidential candidate? How did he manage, after a few years, to be welcomed in the USA and England as a hero of political correctness?

The phenomenon is explained with skill by the directors Moses Bwayo and Christopher Sharp in the beautiful documentary Bobi Wine Ghetto President, presented at the 79th Venice Film Festival.

Bobi Wine is brilliant, devoted. He is fun with the crowd, docile in the hands of promotion but also divisive for Ugandans.

Director: Mong-Hong Chung

Starrings: Alyssa Chia, Gingle Wang, Lee-zen Lee, Yi-wen Chen, Hsin-yao Huang, Waa Wei, Li-Yin Yang

Country: Taiwan

Year 2021

The Four Harmonious Brothers are a tale of Buddhist mythology. In front of a tree, there were four animals: elephant, monkey, pheasant and hare. They were discussing who was the oldest. The results were accepted by all and they became friends. They learned to support each other: the elephant carried the monkey, on whose shoulders stood the hare and on it the pheasant. They are the four harmonious brothers. They were an inspiration for the inhabitants of the forest. Their brotherhood, mutual help, without hierarchy or individuality was a model. What happens to Four Harmonious Brothers when colonizing laws come from afar and the party bureaucrats infiltrate to change Tibet's spiritual traditions?

This is narrated in the film Qi qiu - Balloon by the Tibetan director Pema Tseden presented at the 76th Venice Film Festival.