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This One Thing
Filmed onsite at King County Recology’s Material Recovery Facility in Seattle during a four-month stint as artist in residence. The MRF is a curiosity: a site ripe for anthropological digs, offering a continual parade of infinitely mucky, diverse, commingled materials that form a collective portrait of desire, consumption, and willful forgetting. Along the route of the behemoth sorting machine, where humans pick out contaminants by hand, there is a place where paper waste is shuffled along: faded family photos, handwritten homework, Valentines and love letters, postcards and pornography. This film is about one such thing.
Only
The poetry film Only, based on the book by Rebecca Foust, is literal (her son was born with an APGAR 1 score, not breathing for a few minutes until he was resuscitated with a hand pump), metaphorical (many people discount the lives and experiences of people on the autism spectrum), and also surreal. Filmed on the coastline with intense exposure to the elements, this work highlights the experiences of those othered in our society.
Victoria Must Go
A satirical look at class divisions, in which the wealthy family feels privileged enough to persuade a law-abiding immigrant to do the job of assassin.
I am not a Number: Mavi
An intimate documentary portrait of Mavi, a transgender woman who shares her experience of migration, her struggle and source of strength.
Bucket List
A woman is diagnosed with a brain tumor and tries to live life before her possible premature death.
Make a Circle
Documentary. No one can deny that children are our hope for the future, yet the dedicated workers who nourish these vital forces of nature now face an existential challenge of epic proportions. Since emerging from the intense upheaval of the pandemic years, many essential yet often invisible childcare providers have continued to feed young minds even while literally unable to feed themselves. The result: a new wave of unlikely political activists. This powerful film follows educators at three childcare centers in California over several years, and culminates as thousands march on the State Capitol demanding better working conditions. Weaving together the magic they create in the classroom, the struggles they endure at home, and their drive to change the system for the better, Make a Circle extends a rallying cry for a childcare system in crisis.
Ei Ama Prema Kahani
Sidhu and Alasi grow up together harbouring feelings for each other. Sidhu sacrifices his career to help Alasi become an officer. Her mother wishes to get Alasi married to an educated and employed boy. Can Sidhu win over the family?
Butzemann
A young man needs to face his childhood trauma to hunt down the monster that killed his mother.
Granny Krampus
An estranged family are brought together for a final reunion at the old family home for Christmas. They quickly find themselves at the mercy of a nightmarish entity from the past.
I Can No Longer See
A collection of films facing facets of self-revolting indulgence to sustain, oil and water of truth and artifice, perpetuated objectification, an external tragedy self-imposed, and an attempt to wash it all away. Trauma dilutes one’s grasp of reality.
The Tiger King Returns
During the period of the Five-Hu Rebellion, there was an old forest where the legend of the "Mountain God" was spread. The White Head Village, which had always believed in the White Tiger, was suddenly slaughtered by the White Tiger after a blessing ceremony. In response, the people invited Chu Jiang, the legendary hunter of White Head Village, to come out to the mountain
Parents Discover Teen Son's Horrifying Secret
True crime documentary covering the case of Brian Cohee and analyzing it from an educational legal and psychological perspective.
Hidden Life
This cinepoem explores code-switching, cultural humility, and hidden complexities that lay behind simple stories of joy, trauma, and wonder rooted in the perpetual summer of Houston, as seen by one born here and by one who fled to here from atrocities in her wintry native land.
Show Intéressant
I've been making jokes for 5 years now. I've been making good ones for about 3 months. The interesting show is my first solo show. It's a show that's fucking stupid and fucking funny. Sorry to the old guys who don't understand a word I'm saying, but to the youngsters I'd like to say this: "My show is fucking dope, no joke comes you're gonna feel man". Come one, come all, my dear friends, we'll have a great time, I promise. Big love.
Jon Henrik Fjällgren – mina världar
Behind the artist Jon Henrik Fjällgren's success hides a life edged by darkness, vulnerability and bullying. As a child he was adopted from Colombia to Mittådalen's Sami village and for the first time he is now traveling back to his hometown of Cali in Colombia. In the program he talks openly about his life and history. There will also be guerilla recordings with Greta Thunberg, a look behind the scenes at Melodifestivalen and everyday life among reindeer and mountains.
Flow
Flow by Anne Haugsgjerd masterfully depicts the ephemeral beauty of life through a filmmaker at a crossroads, reflecting on aging, family and the flow of life. Haugsgjerd's blend of humor and euphoria, paired with her sensitive and imaginative direction, inspires a profound reflection on existence and elegantly poses the question of choosing a quieter life amidst uncertainty.
Mind the Mess
While undergoing surgery, a young woman retreats to her mind where she encounters another version of herself and learns to embrace the uncertain.
Tbilisi. Mental Maps
Personal maps of Tbilisi, created by its recent inhabitants – emigrants from Russia. The urban landscape transforms from being unfamiliar and occasionally intimidating to becoming intimate and recognizable. A shared environment for living, working, and creating is slowly taking shape.
Sonntagskind - Die Schriftstellerin Helga Schubert
The remarkable 83-year-old Helga Schubert lives in the remote landscape between Schwerin and Wismar. Her days are filled with the loving care of her sick 95-year-old husband, Johannes Helm, once a professor of psychology and passionate painter. But amidst this rural tranquility, Helga is anything but idle. Every day she dedicates herself to her passion, writing.
VOICE : Longing From Mistake
The Youth who harbors longging that arises after making a mistake according to himself
Animal Blues
ANIMAL BLUES joins a short film and a sculpture. The work sits somewhere between an imagined utopian vision and a re-coding of our present relationship with our environment. For the purpose of watching the film, you may, if you wish, choose to believe in the reality of the world it presents.
The Confection Codes
Secret agents have been dealing with mysterious anomalies all around the globe. The Special Confectionary Protection (SCP) has been created to deal with said anomalies. This is the story of one of their many cases.
How to Become a Poet
The film is about a young poet who left the war for Turkey. Unlike many emigrants, no one is waiting for him at home. Double orphanhood makes Slava wonder: How does a person become a poet?
The Minds We Had
Six friends gather for a party one night at Cynthia’s house during their Thanksgiving break of various college years. Having all known each other for quite some time, there is much history, and much drama to gab about. As the party gets going, they each begin to realize that something is not quite right.
Saving the Animals of Ukraine
In the midst of violence and war, Ukrainian citizens are coming together to rescue animals that have been left behind by those forced to flee. Witness a moving view into the effects of war on animals, and the humans who help them. Directed by travel YouTube vlogger turned war correspondent Anton Ptushkin, the documentary chronicles stories of survival, love and resilience from the heart of war-torn Ukraine. See those rescuing cats and dogs in abandoned buildings as well as lions and tigers in the nation’s zoos, and the extraordinary efforts to bring them to safety. Hear from volunteers of the nation’s animal shelters, who are risking their own lives to care for their charges during bombardment. Meet Patron, the bomb-detecting Jack Russell Terrier who has saved countless lives, as well as Shafa, a cat in Borodyanka who becomes a symbol of hope.
Taste of Desperation
Desperate for a potential offer, Kyle stages a full meal that he’s deciding to cook himself, when his closest friend and business partner doesn’t turn up, and his meal doesn’t go to plan, Kyle is left with unwanted stress of what’s to come.
I shut my eyes
A man, in his isolated self, is looking for company online. He finds it in an occasional friend and realises that this person is also in need of the same. They talk and immediately realise that both of them are in search of different things in disguise. He has a choice, whether to help the other person or to keep pushing his own needs. He chooses the latter, which distorts his sanity and self.
130% Dead
When bus 153 heading to Henriksdalsbadet collides with a parked car in central Stockholm, the driver has been in cardiac arrest for 13 minutes. With an affectionate gaze, Gustav films his father, the bus driver, and reminisces about his absent father from childhood, worrying that he might disappear for real. Again.
Moving Flower
Lily (8) decided to go to her father's house. Before she and her mom had to move out of town with her new family. Lily and Hendra (36) spent their time together that day.
The Art of Blending In
A student burdened with the curse of a constantly-adapting appearance is assigned to a group project with someone that does not budge.