Lunik IX was thrown together in 1995 as a solution to Kosice's problem with the homeless, tenants unable to pay rent and persons deemed unable to adapt socially. But in its center, behind steel bars, is a special kindergarten that is an oasis for a chosen few within the virtually post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Some of the eastern Slovak city's most artistically-gifted children come from this kindergarten and the fruits of their crafts line the walls of the interior. Self-portraits are painted along the stairwells, and snowmen and Easter bunnies stare down from the tunnels showcasing 10 years of international acclaim.
[In Development, Director: Michelle Coomber]

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