Lajos Kassák, poet and painter, lived through right-wing and left-wing dictatorships, revolutionary and wartime periods, but also democracy. Director Dér Asia's documentary, Screaming in Our Own Way, follows the fate of contemporary Central European artists who, like Kassák, have a similar attitude towards power, through the story of Kassák's life.
Directed by Asia Dér
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