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a short horror/comedy silent film about a man in poverty finding work in the service industry. (with original score) AWARDS:

The person injured by mental and physical violence in an intimate relationship suffers from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after being out of control of the violent person. Wherever in the eyes of people with PTSD the outside world is strange and frightening, this mainly shows the psychological state of the person who has the constant feeling of being monitored, despite having escaped the control of the oppressor. In intimate relationships, domestic violence, sexual abuse, mental abuse and other criminal behavior are often difficult to detect due to the privacy of the crime scene and the concealment of criminal actions. At the same time, it is difficult to clarify to outsiders the fact that the victim suffered mental control and personal injury. Because of the violent relationship, even after the end of this relationship, it will continue to produce pain. In fact, it can be seen that past experience has seriously destroyed his spirit and it is important not to ignore their "cry for help" to ensure that an experience of this type no longer receives him. This video serves to make the feelings of a person who has suffered violence feel like this is always around the corner ready to cut a "piece of heart and soul" of the oppressed again, creating an increasingly terminal wound, increasingly incurable and catastrophic. The scenes of everyday life are presented in an associative way, but there are frightening horror fantasies, interspersed with personal struggles in the pr

A love story about fate, karma and revenge. AWARDS:

A Group of Eight global players representing eight nations entangled in an absurdist political gamble with the truth. The dealer spins the roulette and reads cards of facts that define the game and create turmoil on the table. Austria is about to lose, and things turn ugly. The game becomes reality that nobody can escape. This is a hybrid film, a documentary disguised as tragicomical fiction. The film releases unpublished historical documents on a 100 year old cold case of high level espionage that crushed the international intelligence system by mistrust and lies, leading to a world war. The time is 100 years ago, or today. As tensions, accusation and blame on the roulette table escalate, the film ends in a stately quadrille of shifting alliances based on a march composed 100 years ago. The treaties of 1919 shifted the powers of Europe, ‘The End of Days is still not due. But Boy do I have some Crackerjack Songs for you’ are the last rhymes with which the film ends tragicomically. ‘Clash of Giants’ is a film, and the publication of some controversial historical data. A book of the film stills published by Verlag für Moderne Kunst in 2020 will reference in detail these historical documents for release to the scientific community and the general public.

It was a normal day-in-the-life in class... until the shooting started. AWARDS:

When Will Spectre, a hard-boiled 1940's detective, is asked by a beautiful, mysterious woman to investigate a murder, he is forced to enter the strange and somewhat incestuous world of the theatre, only to find that his investigat... AWARDS:

After a cynical writer secludes himself in a desolate cabin to overcome his writer's block he resorts to drinking, until one day something visits him. AWARDS:

A man’s morning coffee is interrupted by the ghost of his past. AWARDS:

The heartbreaking journey of Addison following the sudden disappearance of her wife. AWARDS:

A pandemic on a massive scale is unleashed in the country and the whole country is quarantined. A young actor takes one last walk before the quarantine period ends and then locks himself in his own the door of his house. He loses ... AWARDS:

Two estranged brothers meet for the first time in 16 years at their mother’s funeral. They share the car journey back to their family home - a final time they will have to suffer each other. On the way they crash, and are forced to walk the last three miles across country. As they travel through the landscape of their youth, memories return and time bends. When their journey ends, they have arrived at the place and time of their childhood. AWARDS:

Alone Together follows an Amsterdam teenager while she tries to make sense of her new reality where reality and fantasy, off and online, and past and future keep mixing together in a disorienting dream-like present. AWARDS:

A poetry in motion film voicing my thoughts, struggles, joy and pain in finding a place in this world; a feeling that many of us deal with throughout our lives. Here's to finding our home. AWARDS:

An Astronaut struggles to adapt back to Earth after redundancy. AWARDS:

Choreographer Jeanne Renaud (93 years old) creates a new work based on short personal stories and two mysterious objects: stones sculpted by artist Bruce Parsons. She invites esteemed dancers Louise Bédard and Marc Boivin to explore her initial intuition. She then asks director Mario Côté to interrogate the choreography through images. A complex interlacing of choreography, movement and filmed imagery follows, accompanied by the delicate music of Jürg Frey performed by Quatuor Bozzini. A sensitive work in which memories meld into each other through the passage of time – and dance. Original/Alternative Title: Brèves histoires de pierres muettes

Paz is a 25-year-old woman in the midst of a mental breakdown due to the loss of her mother. Her brother fixes her up with a temporary job as a babysitter so she has something to hold on to. While she babysits Yael's 5-year-old son Matan, he hands her a "love potion" which she drinks. Soon after, Paz will start to develop an unhealthy obsession with Yael. AWARDS:

As she comes home after a long day at work, a young woman becomes the subject to a prank that might have had a bit more of an effect on her than previously planned.

Three thieves steal for charity but an accident with a Colombian cleaning lady will jeopardize their real identities Original/Other title: Rendiamo Grazie a Dio AWARDS:

The film "Eallin lea guovtte suorat niehku — Life is a two-way dream" shows the way in a world undergoing rapid change, with polarization and globalization going in many directions. We are in an age marked by adoration of youth, fixation on the present and extreme individualism. What we do today will affect the way people live in the future. The wisdom from the shaman’s worldview from the old Sami religion helps weave together another interpretation and story. Original/Other title: Eallin lea guovttesuorat niehku AWARDS:

In the beginning was the letter. Only one letter, to be precise. The letter G, as the ancient Kabbalists say. Only this made the birth of God possible, and therefore, the creation of the universe. But what happens if the universe wants to grow bigger and bigger, enslaved quite literally by megalomania? Will the secret be lifted today?

3 mimes engage in playing poker. 1 mime wages all his money on a game and loses his hand to mime 3. Mime 1 is given a date by which he can pay back his loses. Mime 1 searches high & low for any money he can find to help pay his debts but comes up short and is found by the other 2 mimes and in a display of violence & anger they take their frustrations out on the mime who owes them money. This story is without dialogue. The story is carried on by non verbal communication and music to help immerse you in the development of the plot.

After a call for help from the East German Association of Fine Artists of the GDR to the West German Association of Fine Artists (BBK) in Frankfurt am Main in November 1989 to help the GDR artists who had become unemployed, led to negotiations to merge the two associations. Since October 1989 the GDR artists had received no more income from previous state contracts. After months of talks and discussions, including about how the artists can earn money with their art in West Germany, the plans for a joint project “East Side Gallery” were forged. In February 1990, after obtaining permission from the still east German Ministry of National Defense, it was officially established the project "East Side Gallery". On September 28, 1990 the East Side Gallery was officially opened. With their unique works of art on the wall, the artists created evidence that the desire for freedom can overcome all boundaries, all violence and coercive measures. 118 artists from 21 countries created over one hundred paintings over a length of 1316 meters. They expressed their joy that the Wall had fallen and the Cold War was over. The "East Side Gallery" is therefore a historical place with a unique dual character. On the one hand it is a place of artistic freedom and a symbol of joy and happiness over the peaceful overcoming of the German division and it is also a strong testimony to the GDR border regime on the other hand. The film shows above all the enthusiasm of the people at the "East Side Gal

Charlie escapes from prison. After rescuing a girl and her mother from drowning, Charlie is invited to their home where a big party is held and he is treated like a hero. However, as a result Charlie's photo is printed in the newspapers and the prison guards come after him.

Locked in a room of the Film Awards ceremony building, an actress is forced to watch the show on a TV, as her "double" delivers her vengeance. Revenge is best served cold and live!