Website A young couple in love experiences an evening of theater that changes their lives dramatically . A brutal confrontation with the zeitgeist.     Director statement: FUCKING DRAMA is a hard confrontation with the zeitgeist – emerged from an ease ofcarefree life. While writing the script, I could identify myself with all the figures in Read more about FUCKING DRAMA – Michael Podogil (Austria, 2017) 15’01”[…]

  Trailer This is a declaration of love to the sport of basketball.     Director: Pascal Heiduk started studying cinematography and switched to directing during his main study period. He finished his diploma in 2007 and directed numerous music videos and commercials since that. He loves emotional driven storys no matter of what kind.   Read more about COAST 2 COAST – Pascal Heiduk (Germany, 2016) 2′[…]

Website A romantic relationship blossoms between a man and a woman when they first meet in a delicatessen. Their desires get projected onto the food, turning them alive, into uncanny mutated composite of limbs and organs. A supermarket love story that plays with food as a metaphor of sensual desires     Director Biography – Read more about DELICATESSEN – Fenglin Chen (United States, 2017) 4’40”[…]

  Following the disappearance of his wife during a shipwreck at sea, Mr. A. returns to town and is confronted with the uncomfortable appearance of cracks on the walls. He decides to repaint them. Through this obsession, it is his depressed state that he will fight to finally emerge victorious.     Director Biography – Read more about MISTER A. – Matthieu Berner (France, 2017) 15’26”[…]

  Welcome to my hometown! “National Gymnastics (국민체조)” is the name of the Korean national morning exercise routine invented by the government and practiced in schools since the 70’s until the early 2000’s. This film is not meant to be interpreted but rather experienced visually and audibly, as if you were in a slow car Read more about NATIONAL GYMNASTICS – Gyuri Lee (Republic of Korea, 2017) 4’21”[…]

A meditation on emigration and immigration. Sound score by Icelandic noise artist, AMFJ.     Director: Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson’s films have screened at festivals in Asia, Europe, North America and Australia, at venues including the Walker Art Center, the D.C. National Museum for Women in the Arts, NYC’s Anthology Film Archives & the Queensland Gallery of Read more about HOUSE – Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson (United States, 2017) 1’30”[…]

Website Twitter “All The Things” is a collection of individual narratives, unified by a cohesive style. Our intention was to work on a short, simple piece. As many of you know, sometimes personal projects evolve and take on a mind of their own. As the months rolled along, we found ourselves frequently going back and Read more about ALL THE THINGS – Paul McMahon (Ireland, 2017) 1’29”[…]

  Facebook Mr. Fitzthum, a young aspiring musicologist was sent to the not-so-young musicologist Mr. Szabo to do research in his apartment for a valuable music-sheet that Szabo has borrowed years ago for a never-completed dissertation. But Szabo who collapsed mentally under the weight of valuable archival material and defect sanitary forces Fitzthum deeper and Read more about THE BURDEN OF MEMORY – Albert Meisl (Austria, 2016) 19’36”[…]

The film talks about how in India everyone wants to be light skinned, and how there is a sense of idealism and beauty associated with fair skin, whereas it is negativity and repulsion that is associated with dark skin.     Director: Ms. Vinnie Ann Bose is a graduate student from National Institute of Design Read more about WHAT IS YOUR BROWN NUMBER? – Vinnie Ann Bose (India, 2016) 4’34”[…]

At only 47 years of age, Paul suffers from eary-onset Alzheimer’s disease. His wife Leandra is supposed to take him to a nursing home, but Paul would rather go on holiday with her. So they drive to the sea, just like a regular couple.     Director Biography – Lisa Gertsch – Born 1992 in Bern. Read more about ALMOST EVERYTHING – Lisa Gertsch (Switzerland, 2017) 24’43”[…]