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Nervous, Directed by Ansuya Blom
(The Netherlands)A stroll through a landscape in transformation, the focus changes slowly from external to internal reality, where image, text and the sound of nature combine.
Solo Ida, Directed by Manuel Soubies
(Spain) Experimental film with moving images of the ocean. Four immigrants slowly approach the coast.
Boop-oop-a-doop, Directed by Sachiko Hayashi
(Sweden)"Boop-oop-a-doop" is an observation and investigation of our daily life and plays with 3 different elements: creation of identity, media culture, and our own desire to be somebody else. By taking up two prominent figures in mass media culture, namely Marilyn Monroe and Betty Boop, the project focuses on how these three elements intermingle with each other, re-enforcing each element each time.
Noise #1 (Barulho #1) Directed by Daniel Barroca
(Portugal) Experimental film with innovative imagery
Reigen der ziegen (Goat's Dance) Directed by Michael Sasdl
(Switzerland) Experimental film featuring dancing goats
Red Lion Directed by Jesse Levy
(US) A young man awakens to the same day over and over (according to his wall calendar) in his seedy little apartment. He lives in a sort of mist. His need for money presses in on him, sending him to an unfulfilling job that doesn’t pay much. He goes to a club where the women are not kind to him and when his girlfriend breaks it off with him, it’s just too much. When he gets home he decides to make a change in his life. He starts to write his story in a bold act of rebellion.
Pixel Directed by Elinaldo Meira
(Brazil) This film reflects on the memory points of homesickness.
I Turn My Face to the Forest Floor Directed by Thomas Hicks
(UK) About a dark and twisted filmmaking community
A Void Directed by Justin Woiwode/Ray Skinner
(US) An endless field of white stretches in all directions, as a lone figure steps forward. With this first step he spawns a city. All around him his metropolis erupts, surrounding and engulfing him. Panicked, he loses control of the very existence he has created. With breathtaking visuals and an animation style that is edgy and memorable, "A Void" provides a liberating yet frightening journey into the depths of self-discovery.
Rain and Storm, Directed by Anna Benner
(UK/Germany) Innovative animation style about a young girl trying to cope when a storm hits her island.
Ratsnitch Angel, Directed by Michael Medaglia
(US) The Ratsnitch Angel is a disturbing tale about a boy who has an angel in his pocket. The film is presented using '1.5D' technology.
(*Glasses will be distributed to the audience)
“A court d'idee(s)” ( The Idea) Directed by Théo Lichtenberger
(France) Jean, who is a writer having trouble coming up with ideas, receives a mysterious phone call
Sterilising Sol-3 Directed by Sean Lahiff
(Australia) Imagine a future where habitable worlds become the most valuable commodity, this sci-fi film unfolds some possibilities as colonialists fight for the third planet of the system Sol.
To the Sea Directed by Mark-Steffen Göwecke
The edge between land and water is a very special area.
The meeting of the elements, friction, erosion, a permanent and steady changing and the endless unquietness attracts lots of people. "TO THE SEA" is an experimental film and the trial to visualize these fascination with new technologies. - On a walk out of conventional time and space perception the viewer moves through different coast-landscapes makes discoveries and meets other visitors of the sea ...
After all, Directed by Philipp von Werther
(Germany) This movie answers all those questions, which cannot be answered by anyone except by the One, who doesn’t care to do so. We are God’s favorite creation, his best invention, even equal to him. This movie takes us on an endless journey from Micro – to Macrocosms. No matter how big we believe ourselves to be, there is always something bigger, which rules us, and which also may be ruled by something even more powerful. But what happens, if even the biggest one overrates himself?
This movie is a no budget production. All live action was shot using a Mini DV Camera. We used a variety of traditional animation techniques (stop motion animation using miniature sets and clay models), live action footage (blue-/and greenscreen) and computer animation. Our goal was to archieve a unique, quite dirty and analogue look. It shouldnīt look too realistic, but charming. Therefore we didnīt use any textures or 3 D -Models. We created compostions of 2D-Images and live action footage (matte painting) and aranged them as layers in a 3D-Space. After the “world” was created, we “shot” the movie using a virtual camera, which enabled us to move freely in the compositio
Obscura, Directed by Andre Lascaris
(US) OBSCURA opens the hidden life of Benoit - a man trapped by extreme photosensitivity...a hermit, plunged indoors near total darkness. How can such a being share in the richness of life? The answer is the traces of light flowing through several self-made pinhole cameras (camera obscuras), used to project images of his beloved Cecil, the woman across the street.
Rose, Directed by Mike Murphy
(US) This short film laden with visual fx follows a girl in a flower store on Valentine's day.
Braintrain Directed by Jimi Pantalon
(US)WashMachine Street Fantasy of underground subway dweller; Max collages a dream journal that opens a portal to alternate worlds of consciousness.
Sem lugar nem data/ without a place or date Directed by Jorge Varanda
(Portugal) A film in 3D character animation that explores the confrontation between computer generated graphics and previous work made by the artist as a traditional painter and sculptor.
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