A monologue is performed in a building that inhabits the thickness of a borderline, telling stories of permeable borders and impermeable laws, reflecting on how free movement, free knowledge and free space are under threat.

Using archival and contemporary images, All the Things You Leave Behind presents an analysis of a little-known history of 20th-century Thailand, starting with the monarchy’s decision to open the country to the U.S. army during the Vietnam war.

Football stadiums have long been the designated places for the escalation of conflicts and every incident during a football match makes for a fire-starting headline. Meanwhile, the armies of six former Yugoslav republics have been getting together every year for over a decade, for a futsal tournament in the name of peace, in almost complete media silence.

Yarokamena, a Uitoto indigenous person, organised resistance to rubber exploitation in the Amazonas. He invokes the spiritual and cosmic forces of war, releasing its destructive power from its container creating a spiral of betrayal and death.