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I Believe | The World in a Suburb
We tell stories that matter
Visto Studio is a non commercial networking organisation of photographers, film producers, musicians, designers and translators. We create interactive visual stories. Each production is autonomous, and is told from an independant journalistic position.
It is a shared interest in today’s topics that binds us. We want to tell stories that go beyond the basics. Stories that matter. That are relevant to people of all ages and backgrounds.
This results in artistic, journalistic documentaries. They will be shown on the Internet, in a museum or a cultural institution. Or in a book.
I Believe | The world in a suburb
What is it like to live in a very diverse suburb?
And what do the inhabitants themselves
have to say about today’s hot topics?
I Believe | The World in a Suburb is an interactive multimedia documentary in English, French and Dutch about Bressoux, a district of Liège in Belgium.
The photo stories and short movies paint an intimate and intriguing image of life in a migrant suburb from the perspective of its residents (with and without migration background) and their different communities.
You meet residents from different cultures and enter worlds that usually remain closed to outsiders. The residents share their life stories and their beliefs about current social topics like migration, racism, nationalism, integration, radicalism, the position of migrant women, religion, ethnic profiling and living together with other cultures in one’s own direct surroundings.
No matter their country of origin or educational background, each of them makes a valuable contribution to understanding today’s complex world a little better.
We tell stories that matter
Visto Studio is a non commercial networking organisation of photographers, film producers, musicians, designers and translators. We create interactive visual stories. Each production is autonomous, and is told from an independant journalistic position.
It is a shared interest in today’s topics that binds us. We want to tell stories that go beyond the basics. Stories that matter. That are relevant to people of all ages and backgrounds. This results in artistic, journalistic documentaries.
