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Honorable Mention: Experimental Forum A film that explores mental health, our mental states; how we are thrown into chaos. A film that considers that mystical, magical energy that flows; unseen, charging into the Nether-Realm.
Tergo cleans. He cleans up after you and me. He picks up the mess we discard but yet remains invisible to all around him. Tergo's a lost soul in the London urban machine. He's ready to leave the life he leads behind.
An elderly woman's nightmare experience on a rollercoaster.
Episodic movie about a curious bus trip to class camp.
Documentary about the Bayerische Staatsopger (an opera house in Munich, Germany).
From the landlords who house migrant workers like sardines, to the white van men who exploit them, who's benefiting from the underground jobs market and what are the tragic costs?
Cease for each defeated part / what is true in this old house, / more fragile than memory and more complex / and more, more and more land and more of nothing.
A guy helps a stranger and gives him a place to stay under the condition that he would work for him. Soon his intentions become more sinister and his tasks become more sadistic.
Four friends drive to a remote cabin in the woods where they run afoul of an infamous serial killer.
Feliciano Centurión: abrazo íntimo/al natural explores the life of Feliciano Centurión, a Paraguayan artist who developed his career in Buenos Aires during the 1980s and 1990s. The film serves as an affective exercise with valuable archival material, as Feliciano, his work and his time are revisited through the memories of his Paraguayan and Argentine friends.
By becoming aware of an idea that is new to us, we talk about it all the time. And beyond that, all the subjects that we approach, we approach them through this new prism. We are going as far as proselytism - essentially to convince ourselves. We repeat the same words, slightly reformulated, until we are convinced. It is a way of swallowing our conditioning to this idea, while hinting that we are already sure. In politics or in love. We repeat ourselves. We repeat ourselves. We repeat ourselves.
Carmela, don Gregorio, Gabriella and Lorella have never met but they have a lot in common. In the mid 60's, at the peak of the great migratory wave, alone or together with their families, they arrived in Switzerland, where they lived for a more or less lengthy period. Four different stories that speak of hopes, dreams, and solidarity. But they also tell of closure, xenophobia, clandestinity and exploitation.
Reporter Chris (Drew Horsley) and junior photographer Amanda (Hannah Walker) venture to the countryside in search of the truth surrounding the disappearance of Heather Langford and two police officers involved in the case.
“Rolex the Portuguese” has risked the “adventure” in neighbouring Burkina Faso, without success. Here he is back in Abidjan, to make lots of money. With his companions, aged between 15 and 25, he makes a living from casual trade, in particular from that of “grazing”, i.e. online scams, taking advantage of the monetary largesse of white women in search of love or sensations, whose money they then blow in the ‘maquis’ (bars) or nightclubs.
Under cover of a dark night, Aetna activists set out on a mission to assassinate a controversial and media-savvy figure. Their target? The corrupt politician Hein Stavros. But when they arrive at his opulent loft, they find themselves in the middle of an orgy... Needless to say, things quickly spiral out of control.
The green and the stone. Straub-Huillet in Buti.
A short documentary about UK's LGBTQ conversion therapy.
A bored boy named Boris accidentally smokes his own sperm and starts to trip on it. Boris discovers that his trip is even stronger than taking acid. He uploads a video of himself online, smoking his sperm. Getting high on sperm becomes a hit. It changes the world and might even destroy it.
In this film, Alvarado uses collage, paint, and ceramics as a means to build a possible territory to be inhabited from the diaspora and from a constant questioning of identity and roots.
One boy sings a romantic song to another confessing his love.
a poet's day of work
The Class 50s were the last passenger diesels built for British Rail and since their introduction in 1967 they have worked express services on three different regions. This programme takes a look back over the years to see the class hard at work on BR and also documents the survivors that made it into preservation plus the 1994 Farewell Railtours.
A boy is late for school and embarks, by chance, on a quest for self-knowledge that makes him reflect on belonging, acceptance, and the price of being different.
The Zombie Diaries is loosely framed as the testimony of a new mother becoming a zombie. Filmed over two years we see her child age, but her progression is less consistent. With her breakdown in memory and stretched consciousness she speaks elliptically, interrupted by spurts of fantasy and allusion.
A young man lives in a derelict East London council flat alone, with only the things he hears and reads for company amidst the claustrophobia.
One evening Mr. Richmond, an old retired hedgehog, decides to go to the cinema. Richmond really loves the cinema and he goes there often. But the film he is about to watch is not like the others. This film will change his life ... and not just his!
Standup by Mathias Tretter
When three friends dabble in the occult and Ouija boards in order to contact their deceased loved ones, they quickly realize that this mistake has condemned them to face Kiproko, a demon whose goal is to take them to hell.
Orion, a young trans man is struck down by grief as his lover, Kiaan, is killed in front of him. He wonders if he's to blame. In an attempt to escape the pain, he changes Instagram filters to jump into an alternative reality. Intraverse examines the treatment of trans couples mis-identified as 'same sex' as they lose their 'hetero-privilege'.
In Algerian Novel - chapter 2, French philosopher Marie-José Mondzain reinterprets Algerian Novel - chapter 1. The film’s nested structure is a way to keep images and their symbolic load at a distance. It opens a new space of negotiation wherein new associations can be shaped. They function as a starting point for the writing of a history in movement and produce narratives which then become touchstones for a new kind of historicisation. In the second part of this second chapter, Mondzain analyses another visual material: that of the rushes recorded during the shooting of the first chapter. These rushes could have been left invisible, or rather 'unseen'- the same way some of the Algerian’s historical figures are not represented on the pictures of the kiosk. In her book, L’image peut-elle tuer? [Can the image kill?], Mondzain defines the 'unseen' as what is waiting for meaning in the community debate. The unseen would then be a sort of unexploited archive, waiting for the gaze to expand.
Blackout is a film about time: specifically, the loss of time as experienced by a recently sober, 23 year-old person. The anonymous narrator of the film discusses her history of experiencing blackouts through drinking; covering a five-year time period that culminated in an entire three-day time-loss, her last bender. She also discusses levels of sobriety and her desire to continue to explore various recreational drugs. The narrator declares her intention to live her life alcohol-free, while simultaneously not wanting her identity to be defined through her problematic relationship with alcohol. The narrative is open, stark and direct: a dark insight, flecked with humor. Visually, the work stutters through black moments, punctuated by originally recorded, hand-processed 16mm color film, deploying multiple exposure and other in-camera, experimental techniques.
A fisherman takes his boat out on the river. While he and his surroundings are in a constant flow, the viewer observes the passing of time, watching everything go through movement and change. In an ever-flowing cycle, things come to be, change, evolve, and pass on....
The story of a journey through the eastern United States to various places that share the same name: Vienna. It's the charm of the everyday that accompanies the road trip to remote areas of rural America, far removed from politics and crisis.
Moncherì is a trans woman with a thousand talents, with the dream of opening her craft shop one day, but the need to earn a living forces her to sell her body in exchange for money. She is very attached to her cat, Vita, with whom she lives a relationship of total symbiosis.
Alter Bridge is an American rock band from Orlando, Florida. It is made up of three former members of Creed: Mark Tremonti on guitar, Brian Marshall on bass and Scott Phillips on drums.
Documentary featuring the Argentinian indie band Valle de Muñecas.
Between emotional and psychological conflicts the lives of some young people will be turned upside down and intertwined by the cruelties that fate will reserve for them during their growth.
Documentary about the Madrid neighborhood of Prosperidad.