An archival 8mm fragment capturing a late Soviet-era military parade. Troops, tanks, and flags march through public space in a choreographed display of state power and collective ritual. Removed from its original ceremonial context, the footage becomes a quiet observation of military spectacle, discipline, and the visual language of ideology.

A short travel record through Rome. The film moves between places like the Colosseum and the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls, capturing simple street moments and architecture on old film. It’s a brief visual note about walking through the city and observing it as it is.

In Soviet-era Romania, the group wanders through snowy landscapes around Peles Castle, experiencing the quiet charm of winter in villages and forests.

An archival 8mm fragment capturing a International Workers' Day parade in the late Soviet period. Processions, flags, and carried portraits move through public space, revealing the choreography of collective ritual within the Soviet Union. Removed from its original context, the footage becomes a quiet observation of memory, ideology, and spectacle.

A longer-than-usual 8mm film portraying everyday life across Ghana during the period—streets, people, routines, and small moments that together form a broader portrait of the country at the time.

A mixed group of women and men gathered in a room, drinking, laughing, and enjoying the moment together—some of them clearly couples. A brief glimpse of a lively, intimate gathering.

A woman and a man face each other, performing a traditional folk dance. A short moment filled with rhythm, playfulness, and local culture.

Head of state Kenan Evren visits a district government building belonging to Eti Maden, greeted by officials and a small ceremonial reception outside. A brief moment of local protocol and state presence.