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Losing Her Memory

Losing Her Memory

2011 • 2 min
A short psycho-drama about a woman who cannot discern her memories from reality, dream and home movie. Media's long term effects on memory and the relationship it creates through the deterioration of both. This film was made using my Grandparents old 8mm films, I created the sound from a record that was constantly played in their house when I was a child.
Drill Bits

Drill Bits

2011 • 5 min
Using a very small electric craft drill with different attachments, parts of the emulsion of black super 8 film were carefully etched away. Colour was added with felt tip pens, and the soundtrack created with the Hellisizer Compact.
Tiramisu

Tiramisu

2011 • 47 min
Speachless Flower. That lonely flower cannot help telling you that it lies. They are of tenderness but of secrets, of passions but of estrangement, of embraces but of confrontations. Three flowery boys, beautiful, but paralyzed in seeing their perishment. The ambiguous love raises imagined woman as protection; the body of lust offered as a comfort is soon held as captive of sentiments, thrown among ruins. The love is as undistinguishable as the hatred. My offering, can it ask for a receipt? Your departure, can I call an emergency? During the short stay in our life journey, I reserved one lamplight in my chest, leaving the other dying nowhere. In search for that lying flower, which survives, but speechless.
Mashina: The Machine

Mashina: The Machine

2011 • 59 min
The film documents the members of the "Meshina" band, one of the most prominent bands active in Israel, in their late forties, in the 25th year of the band's activity and in the midst of intense joint creative work that includes a concert tour in Israel and preparations for a new album ("Diamonds in the Sky"). The film reveals the band's relationship with the Israeli music industry, as well as the band's internal politics and the complex professional and personal relationships between its members. This dynamic produces sometimes admirable harmony, sometimes war and many comical situations.
Illuminance

Illuminance

2011 • 56 min • Japan
the extraordinary in the mundane, drawn to the fundamental cycles of life and the seemingly inadvertent, fractal-like organization of the natural world into formal patterns.
Cameroun : Sortir du Nkuta?

Cameroun : Sortir du Nkuta?

2011 • 52 min
"Coming out of Nkuta" is the Cameroonian equivalent of our "coming out". This documentary, directed by Céline Metger, deals with homosexuality in Cameroon. What a shock to learn that homosexuality is penalized in Cameroon and to see men in prison for the sole reason of being homosexual. We follow the struggle of Alice, a lawyer who fights for the cause of homosexuals and for the revision of the criminal law. The director devoted two years of her life to this documentary. She quickly established links with gays and lesbians. The documentary is both revolting by the treatment inflicted on homosexuals and endearing by the confidences of these men and women rejected by Cameroonian society. And what courage to have accepted to testify openly!
Admit None

Admit None

2011 • 13 min
The gay-themed film Admit None, directed by a deaf lesbian, is a witty and hyper-real critique of poor captioning service in the British “inaccessible cinema” through the dating between a deaf guy and a hearing guy.
Unter

Unter

2011 • 20 min
The sea foams and bubbles. Gray white bleak everywhere. Chasms and mountains. Water... only water! And nothing to absorb it all! Other shattering shock. Brief look round of the chief. The needle progresses unperturbed. First the sonar! Water Diving and silver in the depths, lift up to the light and ice.
The Evil Eyes

The Evil Eyes

2011 • 19 min
A dysfunctional family deals with mortality, life and sexuality as they watch a soap opera.
Slettabol

Slettabol

2011 • 16 min
Prick

Prick

2011 • 3 min
Experimental and political video art piece based on the poem 'Prick' by American poet Ed Madden, that uses the image of Saint Sebastian to explore the attacks of the Conservatives on the LGBT community. The word prick acquires a deeper definition especially when teenagers commit suicide after nasty words are being thrown at them like arrows. But like Sebastian, who actually survived his ordeal, things will get better when we expose and deal with these people for what they are: bigots.
La Mia Famiglia

La Mia Famiglia

2011 • 13 min
A family accustom to the common clichés of love and relationships battles with their son's modern way of living.
Boxes

Boxes

2011 • 21 min
A brother and sister return to the Kibbutz where they grew up in order to bury their aunt - the last remaining member of the family in the Kibbutz. At the end of the poor funeral, they set to blackmail the Kibbutz's secretary, a closeted gay man, in attempt to receive money that was allegedly taken from their family by the Kibbutz.
Richmond Study 1 - Travel Advisory

Richmond Study 1 - Travel Advisory

2011 • 4 min
A car makes it way out of the snow.
Realigning My Thoughts on Jasper Johns

Realigning My Thoughts on Jasper Johns

2011 • 23 min
“Realigning My Thoughts on Jasper Johns” is an art project by Baltimore-based JK Keller that digitally reprocesses the animation from The Simpsons episode “Mom and Pop Art” into a glitchy, bright hot mess.
Glory

Glory

2011 • 7 min
When a man decides to spend a boring evening in a porn cinema, someone might not like it.
Trapo

Trapo

2011 • 6 min • Philippines
A story about an impoverished boy and his family and the effects of the election.
Man-Eating Super Snake

Man-Eating Super Snake

2011 • 44 min • United States of America
South Florida is under siege from a new invasive species. This time, they're man-eaters, African Rock Pythons. These lethal giant constrictors are one of nature's most aggressive snakes.
Periodista

Periodista

2011 • 2 min • Peru
A journalist cooks the news of the day
The Second Day

The Second Day

2011 • 37 min • United States of America
On September 11, 2001, 4 year-old Brook Peters was attending his second day of kindergarten a few blocks from the World Trade Center in New York City when two planes struck the Twin Towers. Completed when he was 14, The Second Day provides a unique and hopeful perspective on 9/11 through the eyes of young people and educators who lived through it.
Mikrofonkåt

Mikrofonkåt

2011 • 44 min • Sweden
Documentary about Swedish rapper Petter.
Friend.

Friend.

2011 • 3 min • Japan
Graduation work of Haruka Suzuki.
Asgard

Asgard

2011 • 9 min • Netherlands, Norway
In subarctic Norway in a storm the sun projects shadows of clouds on a mountain forest.
Jennis storesøster

Jennis storesøster

2011 • 15 min
Lulu and Jenni will soon have a little brother. They are exited. Time passes slowly when you are waiting, and the two sisters spend time preparing their little brother's arrival, and they talk about what it means to be a good big sister. Days go by while their parents pull Lulu and Jenni through the everyday routines. Finally the miracle happens.