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A man who sees a picture of a woman and feels a crush on her and goes on a blind date. A woman who is late for an appointment is as pretty as her photo, but her words are pouring out...

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film by Dirk de Bruyn & Glenn D’Cruz

There is no such thing as a pervert. Everyone has different tastes and meeting someone who accepts that can develop into the most beautiful couple. This film takes Mayleen, a woman, with a hand fetish, and Min-guk who has a foot fetish, to portray a story of normal people with not so normal sexual tastes.

Kalfou is a village in Far North Cameroon. It lies on the front-line of global climate change as the Sahara desert creeps ever southward into once fertile human habitats. Halilou Siddiki, a Fulani elder of Kalfou, introduces us to the problem of chronic water shortage and shows us its effects on everyday life.The whole region is becoming ever more marginal in feeding its people and the animals, central to the economy – and to culture. The permanent drought situation is pushing some people to burn the bush in search of small animals and to make wood gathering and selling easier. Also climate change is forcing elephant herds to invade and destroy croplands. These secondary effects make the water problem worse. But the wet season finally arrives in Kalfou and along with the rain we see the blooming of the joy of life and abundant harvests. But Halilou worries that the rain period gets shorter each year; that it will no longer sustain his people in their homeland.

This is the result of a pictorial reflection on the context of war and conflict of interest in Mexico that has caused thousands of deaths. The film traces the journey of a group of soldiers.

Experimental art short film

Experimental art short film

This visually stunning documentary tackles the path of a 21 century woman gypsy in Northern Spain. Overcoming poverty and prejudice, she graduated from the prestigious Salamanca University and became a social worker. It is a journey of empowerment, commitment and joy. From the microcosm of this young energetic woman, we approach issues that are paramount for human survival in the new millennium: tolerance, diversity, dignity, and an uplifting attitude towards life.

On April 20th, 2008, carried by a tremendous popular support worthy of the greatest South American revolutions, Fernando Lugo, the "suspended" bishop, is elected president of the Republic of Paraguay. After sixty years of absolute power, the Colorado party is compelled to accept the changeover of political power. This documentary will enable us to discover the scarcely known country nestled deep into the heart of the South American continent, its unique social structure, its painful past and its surprising identity. By listening to the newly elected president, to his deposed Colorado opponents, to the specialists of the history of the country and to the people itself, they will help us understand why the Paraguayans, after so many years of dictatorship and unopposed governing, have entrusted their destiny to a free man: a religious figure who threw himself into the political arena to try and rescue his country of crime, injustice and poverty and to restore democracy.

The film is based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s “The Little Prince”.

Roughly translated terroir can mean a sense of place and coming from a place. This piece is an image/sound portrait of a personal geography as well as formal investigation of digital media. Captured entirely on a cell phone, the camera records a landscape in constant motion and disintegration. This fluctuating image is married to a sound-scape that grasps for connection that reaches over distance. It is generated from the messages left by friends and loved ones on my cellphone over the course of several years. The raw material of both image and sound come from the same place, the cell phone, which I use to record the environment around me as I move across the Canadian landscape. Rarely does one stay where one is born, we move, modern life almost necessitates it. This piece explores notions of communication and distance, technology and intimacy.

Stop Motion Collage Animation.

Stop Motion Collage Animation.

A diver encounters an injured whale. He decides to help the animal and gets a friendly look of thanks. For the space of a few seconds, the border between the two species seems permeable. The whale disappears in the depths of the ocean and leaves the diver wondering whether this was all just a projection of human hopes.

Blue Abstraction 2012 is a single-channel video with sound of a performance by Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa. Shot in a continuous take that lasts just under six and a half minutes, it shows a young man standing motionless by a dirt road in the middle of a landscape. He is approached by the artist who carries with him a can of blue paint and paintbrush. He applies paint in broad brushstrokes across the clothes and body of the man until his entire form is covered. The video ends with the artist walking away and the figure continuing to stand still. Ramírez-Figueroa’s use of blue paint is a reference to the history of early black and white cinema, which utilised the tendency for the film stock to turn blue objects white by covering figures in the colour to create the impression that they had disappeared.

Two stories that will enchant you! You will be enchanted by the way the two stories are led by the little ants.

During the war, children, along with adults, worked in the fields and factories, shouldering household chores on their fragile shoulders. Many of them died from disease and lack of food. There was a severe famine, people were swollen from malnutrition, and in order not to die, they ate grass cakes and porridge with sawdust. "Everything for the front, everything for victory!" it was the slogan of the time. Despite the difficulties, they did not lose heart, worked hard and believed in victory over fascism.

Over the past year, Sergei Udaltsov, coordinator of the Left Front opposition movement, spent more than two months under arrest. In prison, he declared dry hunger strikes in protest against illegal detentions at rallies, on the way to rallies, just on the street. Many times he was hospitalized due to deterioration of health during hunger strikes. But this most controversial leader of the Russian opposition is surrounded by people almost more mysterious than himself. What leads them, following Udaltsov to rallies, under the batons of riot police, venturing on hunger strikes and ready to jump from the Crimean bridge?

Director Kirill Serebrennikov puts on the play "Thugs" with his students. But who would have thought that the action of the play would spill over to the Moscow streets and the purely stage events would be enriched with reality? Will reality come out on stage?

Kolya and Sasha live in a whale hunter community by the Bering Strait. While their father remembers the good old days, the two brothers try to find their own paths in a rapidly changing world.

In 1942, the front line passed in the Vitebsk and Novgorod forests, thousands of Soviet soldiers died here. Today, on the Belarusian-Russian border, enthusiasts are looking for human remains that have not yet been buried according to the laws of peacetime, not wartime. According to human laws.

The definitive collection of psychic images! Unexplained entities on home videos and other media. Have you ever seen psychic phenomena?

Chad, a New York university student, bought cheap furniture from a Craigslist seller looking to get rid of items in bulk. Among the items, he discovered an old locked wooden box with pictures labeled 'bitterroot.' Inside, he found an 8mm film reel and damaged pictures. With the help of his friend Dario, a film student, Chad acquired a working 8mm projector on eBay. Despite the damaged film, they managed to piece it together and uncovered disturbing content.