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Diplodocus
An average young man tries to make sense of his own identity during his last days in a city that keeps him plunged into a day-to-day circle that does not promise him a way out.
19 876 Steps in Auschwitz / Birkenau
How can you talk about the Holocaust with your children? A mother is clearly affected by her trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau and talks with her three children about it. What questions does it awaken in them? The frankness of the children’s thoughts about war and oppression are hard to deflect.
Super 4: Enchanted Island Adventures
Welcome to Enchanted Island, an island covered with a mysterious enchanted forest, which is home to every form of magical creature you could ever imagine - fairies, mischievous boy sprites, unicorns, sirens, ancient tree spirits, and magic wishing wells. Join Twinkle and friends in four magical adventures: The Golden Wand, A Robot and the Fairies, The Goose With the Golden Eggs, and Lady Unicorn.
Portrait of My Family in My 13th Year
Omri is trying to reenact the day his dog died, on the beach when he was 13 years old, but things gets complicated when he discovers that his father remembers events differently.
Historias breves 15
The annual short film competition for directors organized and produced by INCAA presents seven new works.
For His Sake; For His Pleasure
The artist tries to cope with the pressure and coercion young gay men experience to live up to masculine beauty ideals, please their partners, and send nude pictures of themselves.
Guardians of the Strait
The biggest ships... The most dangerous cargoes... The narrowest sea passage through one of the world's mega-cites, Istanbul... A documentary film about the passionate men and women struggling to keep a lid on the explosive mix of shipping passing through the Bosphorus.
Insomnia
This is a surrealistic documentary with a strong format which is based on the point of view of author. Tan can't fall in sleep in the night, is that because too noisy in the world, or it's just her thoughts bothering herself? It seems life itself it's a mixture with the reality and the dreams.
The Music of the Bush Era
Explores the role of music in the Iraq War, particularly the U.S. government's use of music as a tool of propaganda. Using a variety of news footage, as well as archival footage shot by Abass’ sister, a cellist in the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra, the film demonstrates how in 2003, the US administration, engaged in a gesture of propagandist spectacle. Instead of supporting the orchestra in reestablishing itself after the war, the U.S. saw it more beneficial to militarily airlift the musicians to Washington so they could perform one evening at the Kennedy Centre before President Bush, Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice and other top ranking politicians. Presented at the Iraqi Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale.
Power Outage - How safe is our grid?
The Synchronous grid of Continental Europe provides the highest level of service security world wide. Nevertheless, experts are voicing their concerns over risks that could push the european grid over the edge. The exit from nuclear- and fossil fuel energy, rising consumption, climate change and an increasingly liberalized electricity market are, next to cyber attacks, serious threats that need to be addressed. Do we need to prepare for severe power outages and blackouts?
Vrika
An eight minute, audiovisual/anthropological short form collaboration between Eli Hayes & Andy Patterson.
The Architecture of the Trees
A fifteen minute, structurally contemplative exploration of the superimposed juxtaposition of urbanism and naturalism, exhibited via a scrapbook of landscape images with a progressively eerie tone.
In the Dark
In The Dark sees Helen Weeks (MyAnna Buring) drawn into the two most testing and personal cases of her career - just as she begins her journey towards motherhood. Helen is never fazed by a challenge, but her tough exterior conceals a complex inner conflict. When the husband of an estranged school friend is accused of abduction, Helen must return to her home town and confront her painful past. And when a brutal tragedy drags her into Manchester’s dark criminal underbelly, she is forced to question even her closest relationships. Even if you love someone, can you ever really know them? The past can’t always be left behind…
Refugee's Welcome
Moonif, a young Syrian man, leaves the refugee camp to wander the streets of Berlin. He starts to discover the city that feels alien to him. He embarks on a journey where he will confront outer dangers and inner desires.
Double Ambivalence
A look into the indifferently reflective mind of a young man named Travis, as he grieves about his friend he feels responsible for losing in a car accident.
A Change of Clothes
Kate, an introverted and bashful girl, finds her voice among her group of friends after her sister forces her to change her outfit
Longbox Breakup
In the style of awkward teenage comedies like NAPOLEON DYNAMITE and MOONRISE KINGDOM, two geeks in high-school fall in love and have to deal with the ups and downs of having very passionate opinions.
Take a Chance Without the Pants
Lance, forgetting his pants, rushes to meet his date as he is running late. What will he encounter? What are his chances?
Etude
A trombonist and a dolly zoom. Questionable suspense and the sound of morning fog. Etude plays with film history, repetition, and a special effect that lacks a narrative home.
Deadline
Where do the opinions of a gravedigger and an astrophysicist converge? Since we are something more than what our feelings perceive, how do we stand against the unknown and how do we ease our fear of death? Through scientific views and individual experiences, the film seeks out the relationship that renders us free and responsible before the mystery that surrounds.
Alyha Love
Alyha Love is a walking contradiction, a typical child of the generation Y. Her life oscillates between her passions and others’ expectations, between the search for love and the struggle to feel completely herself. In her journey, she overcomes geographical and gender barriers to land in Berlin, where, surrounded by like-minded people, she tries to find herself without getting lost.
Deep Purple: BBC Radio 2
-introduction by Jo Whiley- Time for Bedlam Fireball Bloodsucker All I Got Is You Uncommon Man The Surprising Lazy Birds of Prey Perfect Strangers Smoke on the Water Encore: Hush Black Night
The Origami Revolution
The art of origami reshapes the world, affecting drug development and future NASA space missions.
President from the North
"Præsidenten fra Nordvest" is the positive integration story from Denmark of immigrant Ahmed, who after 50 years in Denmark had become so Danish that he wanted go give the best he had learned back to his motherland Jubaland in Somalia. With a suitcase full of ideas and the dream of making a difference, Ahmed returns to Somalia. But nothing goes as hi expected and back in Denmark his wife Zahra and daughter Idil becomes more and more impatient with him.
The Strangest Stranger
A Jewish man in Tokyo named Joni Waka, who used to call himself "Johnnie Walker", is the model of a character in Haruki Murakami's novel Kafka on the Shore. Joni Waka also claims that he is the only Jew left in Japan descending from the old Jewish families in the country: a self-proclaimed outsider, a mythomaniac, a homosexual, and the natural center of every party. Confronted with a social pressure, he seems to ignore dominating norms and morals while using his outside position as a henna gaijin (the "strangest stranger") as a space of freedom to stage his life and create an everyday comedy.
National Theatre Live: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
In the early hours of the morning on the campus of an American college, Martha, much to her husband George’s displeasure, has invited the new professor and his wife to their home for some after-party drinks. As the alcohol flows and dawn approaches, the young couple are drawn into George and Martha’s toxic games until the evening reaches its climax in a moment of devastating truth-telling.
Study of a Slow Sky
Multiple hours of footage shot in Nashville, TN (including the 2017 solar eclipse) condensed into an eight second time lapse, and then glacially expanded into a three minute, restructured study of light, color, movement, temporality and naturalism.
