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Forastera
Spending her summer in Mallorca, Antonia comes to recognize the latent similarities to her dead grandmother, and discovers a power over her mourning grandfather. She can’t resist playing dress-up, but it becomes unclear who is inhabiting who. Festivals -Semaine de … Continue reading
Elevated
Deaf climber Sonya Wilson overcame discrimination, isolation, and seemingly insurmountable obstacles as a child to become the woman she is today—a force of nature changing the face of the climbing world. Knowing communication is key to her sport, she has … Continue reading
Man or Tree
In the wilderness, a tree begins to question whether it may actually be a man tripping on hallucinogens. WRITTEN, DIRECTED & PRODUCED by Varun Raman & Tom Hancock CAST Tree – Daniel Campbell Rick – Michael Shon Tiny – Shaun … Continue reading
The Number of Times I Numbered the Number of Times
It’s comforting to count things. By Grace Rex With Anne Troup and Herbie Go Narrated by Rajesh Bose Production assistance from Sofia Santoni Shot on Vision3 Kodak film in Mono No Aware’s Intro to 35MM workshop
A Macro Short Film of Glitter and Ink Simulates Dramatic Astronomical Events | Colossal
APRIL 24, 2022. CHRISTOPHER JOBSON The last time we checked in with filmmaker Vadim Sherbakov he was soaring high above Iceland, capturing stunning aerial views with the help of a drone. In his latest short, Velocity, he zooms into ethereal … Continue reading
Ostrich Theory (2020)
Something is coming. Nobody cares. A pre-pandemic harbinger of indifference to troubled times, digitally depopulating and re-orchestrating documentary footage frame-by-frame before lockdowns became reality. Busy scenes shot in early 2017 were meticulously rotoscoped over a three-year period, often involving recreation/reanimation … Continue reading
MAMI WATA – LUCK IS ALIVE
Luck is Alive tells the story of an African surfer and believer in Animism – the belief that inanimate objects and concepts can have a soul. It is his animistic belief in luck that leads him to the ocean and … Continue reading
