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Pierre West
One day Pierre’s TV breaks down, what at first seems like another setback will soon take him down a new road. Pierre West is a drama about hope and darkness, filmed over 17 years. Through Pierre’s isolated life and his unjust…
The Dead Eurasian Blackbird
Yan’s encounter with a couple at the local park evolves dramatically, taking unexpected twists that lead to a complex entanglement of realisations, ultimately challenging how they perceive one another.
Ethereal Rhythms, Everything Rhymes
Belgian artist Brecht Vanhoutte presents a diary film, a “moment-work” that is a personal piece showcasing his wild fantasies, fears, and colorful, sometimes wild daydreams and visions through diary entries and modern techniques. As Vanhoutte grew older, he realized that…
Love and Substances
With the help of a mind-expanding substance, an entrenched married couple try to rekindle their lost passion and discover the true value of their bond in an unexpected way. Jury Statement The film was beautifully made. It’s simple but…
Diary of a Photobooth
It’s the first day of spring: Numerous couples come to visit the old photo booth in the park. While capturing memories, they don’t hesitate to kiss wildly, eat and sing inside the booth. What nobody knows: Behind the mirrored glass,…
They Left For The Abyss
In a quiet village just on the border of Norway and Sweden lives a young man who is a shut-in. The only person he is in contact with is his best friend, who comes by every day to eat with…
Graphics – Triskaidekaphobe
Life is full of terrifying peril and dazzling distractions for a lone mosquito just trying to find its place in the world. Music video for the song “Triskaidekaphobe” by Graphics.
Only Twin – Give You Up
Julianne Hough and Flula Borg star in the Only Twin music video “Give You Up,” about a Xerox copy machine that dances its way into the heart of an office worker.
Pali Gap – L’Equipe
A music video about soccer. A super8 film and global story about solo vs team, the ball and the birds, the game and the people, the people, the people.
A World in the Evening
A World in the Evening offers visual and literal poetry—poetry that cannot be reconciled with the brutality of history, with the death of a poet and the sleep of reason. Inescapable nightmares of the past are reflected in the present.…
EarthWorm
EarthWorm uses elements of dance, experimental film, and science fiction to create a modern cautionary tale. In the film we meet the extraterrestrial Sean, who arrives on Earth in 1924. Posing as a domestic labourer, he gets work at the…
A Place to Call Home
A father and his two daughters, after a journey through Iran, Wales, and the Netherlands, settle in a large house in Sweden but feel lonely and disconnected as they struggle to adapt to their new environment.
Went the Night Well?
A woman is experiencing a lucid dream. Or perhaps she is being reprogrammed. She believes she will die in the morning. Or perhaps she is already dead. WENT THE NIGHT WELL? collages the dialogue of Diana Dors with the music…
And Granny Would Dance
Marmar listens to the stories told by her grandmother’s friends as they play an illicit game of cards. Based on childhood memories and shared stories, And Granny would dance is a tale of love, grief and resilience. At its heart,…
Confetti
Separation, fever dreaming, and a deflated celebration.
Les Microbes
Les Microbes is a film with a special background that emerged in the context of S27, an Arts and Education institution in Berlin. Under the direction of Matze Görig, artists worked with young refugees from several countries to develop a…