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After arguing with her sister, Kara takes her anger out on the environment by throwing and littering her plastic bottle. Her actions awaken the creature Hubris. Kara has to race against time to save her sister from the clutches of the monster and take responsibility for her actions.
A brief history tells lets the architects narrate the Utopian perspectives of Robing Hood Gardens and contrasts their perspective with the destruction of the housing estates decline.
A dream sequence of depression, addiction and power dynamics. The combination of subtle BDSM elements, covens and the recontextualization of Sorbian traditional costume elements breaks with conventions of Sorbian conservatism.
a man alone in his own home struggles with his own anxiety and depression, set before him allegorically as his own double, a dark part of himself.
Tamslit, a little gem perched in the mountains of the Moroccan High Atlas. Everything seems to announce a bad omen for this Berber village which is trying to save an ancestral way of life.
Julie, 19, is depressed and tries at all costs to escape from her life that is uncomfortable for her. She will find refuge in the audiovisual sector by filming herself every day, on the one hand as a diary, on the other for her personal development. Will she get there?
A surgeon takes a fishing trip after an accident in the operating room.
A documentary about Atomica Film, an avant-garde porn production company founded by Luigi "Atomic" Zancuso.
For one honey season, young beekeeper Daniela Hoffeins from a village on the Schlei River shares with us her dedication to her full-time hobby.
The first time I watched Alain Resnais' Last Year at Marienbad, I was also watching the first season of Lisa Joy & Jonathan Nolan's Westworld. This was also the time I was reading (or rather struggling with) Deleuze's Cinema 2.
An ode to London, the beauty of the city and a love for urban life. The film explores the relationship between clothes and identity.
A short film by Jasper Kirkpatrick-Navarre. Follows an aspiring writer called Jean-Luc.
Short film by Giulia Casali.
A documentary that uses the image of my grandmother as a link to convey the urgent need not to mythologize the past and the importance of learning from it, always keeping in mind where one comes from.
The experimental animated film, El Canto de las Moscas, translates the desolation caused by the violence of the Colombian armed conflict through the poetic voice of Maria Mercedes Carranza (1945-2003) and the audiovisual dialogue between 9 Colombian women. In 24 places that are visited during the course of a day, a map of terror is drawn where massacres took place in Colombia in the 1990s. Archival images, the artists’ personal memories and the use of loops and analog materials bring to life the landscapes ravaged by violence and build a polyphony of memory and mourning, a universal song of pain.
The fungus that first facilitated life on earth, 470 million years ago, again inspires new worlds in this collaborative film by artist Gregory Herbert and mycologist Professor Katie J. Field.
A young woman that has locked herself inside her one-room apartment during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, receives the unexpected visit of a nightmarish creature that has come to haunt her in her sleep.
When three students take a camping trip around the English Countryside, things take a sinister turn. The trio wrestle against the odds determined to complete their journey and get back home.
INK is an animated short film about a young person on the spectrum and his inner thoughts on his current life. Created during lockdown this animation explores life being Disabled/Neurodivergent, Mental health and the beauty and importance of creativity.
“Symbols” is a short animation for introducing the LIAF Abstract Showcase program. It's about text, symbols, language, and communication, trying to explore the concept of abstract through the conversion between natural language and constructed language in a more relaxed and simple way. When text symbols are isolated from their linguistic contexts, how could they be understood and communicated in a chaotic contemporary context?
The old lion is going to die. Death gives him three days for his farewell to his friend the little cat. He decides to use this time to build him a house.
This story is about a departure on holidays... that goes south! A family of two parents (Agnès and Yves), a teenager(Agathe), a kid (Hyppolite) and a dog (Ferdinand), is getting ready to go on holidays. In the car, any reason is good to critize each other. Every member of the family is on edge - Hyppolite cries so hard, he fills the car with water. The family almost drowns. Everyone forgets why they were angry and try to get out of this situation. In the middle of the water, Agathe manage to get to one of the doors of the vehicule. Her father and het mother come to help her and get everyone out. They find themselves drenched, with bag and luggage in shambles around them. In this moment out of time, everyone realizes what just happened - they start laughing. The pressure drops. The family reorganize quickly its departure. Everyone returns to the car - except for the dog, forgotten behind.
A hypnotic series of lines made from embroidery thread soundtracked by an old-school modular synthesiser.
Short by Erin Rybal.
Who's afraid of the clitoris? Not these teenagers who take us on a journey into female pleasure beyond taboos. A geography of bodies, first times, discoveries and stumbles, fluids and emotions, judgment and pleasure.
A grieving woman comes to terms with the loss of her baby by welcoming wild animals into her garden.
A sensory experience in the land of the wind that reveals the soul of a culture that crosses borders and generations with the universal force of nature.
A short film about the impact of loneliness and a lack of control.
Inspired by Italian folk music, noise, ancient choral acoustic compositions, rituals and their functions, the album focuses on conveying a sense similar to those felt in ancient gatherings and ceremonies where the collective physical experience meant heightened stimulation at both the individual level and collective level.
The project is a “journey of reconstruction” of the life and death of the famous Costa Rican poet Jorge Debravo - who lost his life in 1967, in a tragic traffic accident, at only 29 years of age
In Erdogan's Turkey, being queer isn't a crime (yet), but it can still make your life a living hell. Which is why some members of the community have decided to claim their right to exist, loud and proud, with a soccer ball.
Using a matte box, multiple exposures, and only three rolls of film, Three Cities Winter '19 shows brief but dense portraits of Tokyo, New York and Paris in the same time period approaching the year 2020. While filming the final section in Paris, the camera finally gave out after being rewound dozens of times, leaving the map incomplete. The project was postponed until the artist could return, but going over the footage in 2021 it became clear that they shared a period in time that couldn't be revisited.
William has been visiting the coffee shop a lot more than usual, is it for the coffee or is it for the cute boy sat across that keeps smiling at him?
