Recognition
Marielle V Jakobsons | United States | 2015 | 15 m Facebook | Twitter Recognition for Prepared Piano, Sine Waves, and Macro-Cymatic Instrument There is a connection between the surface of our skin and water in the cells of our bodies, and it is vibrating. “Recognition” invites you to experience a unified scale of sensation,… Read more »
Let’s Talk About It!
Deepti Ghatge | United Kingdom | 2014 | 6 m The city is reeling under the strains of a struggling economy. An emergency meeting has been called between the major four services of London in order to decide which one receives the quarterly budgetary allocation. Starting out as it means to go on, the meeting… Read more »
Six Pack & Crack
Rita-Marie Lawlor | Ireland | 2016 | 17 m Facebook Shane is just 16 and has a huge responsibility to carry. His mother Val works in the local shop but is also dealing with alcohol and drug addiction in its early stages, which is fast becoming out of control with her violent partner Joe, and… Read more »
Funkenflug – Chronicles of a Catastrophe
Stephanie Kiewel | Germany, United Kingdom | 2015 | 26 m It’s the 19th September 1865, a sunny day in autumn. St. Georgen, a rural town in the heart of the Black Forest in Germany is typically busy at this time of year with the harvest ahead. Anna, a mother of three, leaves the house early… Read more »
Fish
Valeria Buzdygar | Israel | 2016 | 15 m Personal experience translated to the metaphoric form about losing happiness and coming up to search for it again. The film is silent (only music) and experimental. Cast Valeria Buzdygar
The King and the Crown
Charlotte Neuwels | United States | 2016 | 1 m The premise of this film was inspired by the book “The Libertine”. Symbolizes the paradox between men vs. power, light vs. dark, nature vs. order. The King and the crown is a confession of the human soul. Viewing Instructions
Monday’s Child
Arden Teresa Lewis | United States | 2016 | 5 m Facebook | Twitter An elderly woman finds a dead body on her way home from the grocery store. She is confused by it’s gender. As she waits for 911 to send help, she communes with the imagined spirits of both possible genders of this now lost… Read more »
Substratae
Margie Kelk | Canada | 2015 | 4:37 Substratae provides the audience a glimpse of mythical lives glowing, under the eternal flux, with energies hidden deep within the earth. There is a mystery here, and a sense of the otherworldly tempered with a dash of humor. A colourful array of characters interacts with metaphorical electronic components to… Read more »
Mary Boyle: The Untold Story
Gemma O’Doherty | Ireland | 2016 | 1 h 23 m Mary Boyle is Ireland’s youngest missing person. She was six when she vanished on her grandparents’ remote farm in March 1977 after going for a walk with her uncle. The Irish police and media have always maintained she was taken by a stranger but her… Read more »
Love Somehow
Kate Cheeseman | United Kingdom | 2016 | 30 m Twitter “Genius is a terrible thing.” A finalist for best short at the forthcoming Crystal Palace International Shorts Festival, Love Somehow is the story of Caitlin Thomas. She was a dancer, writer and the woman behind the famous/infamous and brilliant Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. She partied… Read more »