“There Is Still More To Come” is a cinematic wandering through the streets of St. Petersburg on June 5th, 2022, a city, that is intimate and familiar to the filmmaker. The city lives the reality of a war that is "far away" but nevertheless haunts it and infiltrates the human relations of its dwellers. The bifurcated gaze created by the simultaneous use of two cameras (conventional digital and monochrome fuchsia) depicts a leaden feeling of the city caught in a state of animated suspension.

The feature-length art documentary “Countryless and Queer ” captures traces of queer existence and intimate arrangements lived by non-privileged queers who navigate their experiences of migration in the city of Vienna. The film unfolds narratives of five queer migrants from contexts outside of the Global North which have been marked by gender violence, homophobia, economic instability, and social misbalance. Beyond narratives of damage, marginality is lived through and treated in the film as a space for emancipation and resistance – full of humor and joy, dignity and erotic, emancipation and struggle.