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E-delivery

Young Gul Cho’s ' E-delivery ' impresses from the first moment through the amount and quality of detail entailed by the computer generated graphic. Yes, believe it or not this is an animation. But it looks so real that i

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Rincoman

Walking on the school’s hallway, Simone looks introverted and upset treading cautiously. When a couple of older boys show up behind him grabbing him and pushing him into the toilet, it all becomes clear: he is about to b

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Flipped Out

An old mobile freaks out when Granny, its owner, replaces it with a smart phone. In an access of rage the old piece of technology will try to put out its adversary. Jihyeon Bae’s short animation ' Flipped Out ' can suffe

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City of my heart

Coming from filmmaker and director Konstantinos Petsas, ' City of my heart ' is a lyric approach to depicting the city of Madrid, Spain. The director is successful in spotting and reflecting back the idyllic of the life

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Nikki Marianne

High school period has a reputation for the intense passions it nurtures and every so often for its unfulfilled love crushes. An ‘era’ when Eros is stirring up the blood, sprinkling the path to maturation with secret yea

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Whoever Was Using This Bed

A strange phone call wakes up a couple in the middle of the night. Unable to go back to sleep the woman starts sharing her fears with her husband: her biggest one is she would get bedridden and kept alive by machines. He

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Long Yearning

Humanity often impresses us through its expansive character, through its diversity and nevertheless through its emotional response. In ' Long Yearning ' director Elliot Spencer explores the exact reverse of it. Taking th

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Scars

Jonas Rasmussen’s short experimental film ' Scars ' magnetises the viewer with its cinematography . The film in itself is a documentary about sci-fi artist Lars Mikkes, but the director structures it in 5 mini-acts conce

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Tanguito Argentino

The Argentinian tango, a passionate dance every one is familiar with that appeared in the 19th century in Argentina and Uruguay developed in working-class neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires, in other words in the street. And

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Standing Eight

What is left when the only thing you do best is taken away from you? ' Standing Eight ' directed by Brian Kazmarck and written by Kazy Tauginas, who is also the lead, focuses on the story of Dusty, a professional boxer w

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KCLOC

What is time? Do we need it? How do we feel about it? Is it tangible? Can we live without it? A beggar stands waiting in the street stretching out an empty can towards the passers by and with a board hanged around his ne

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Ragamuffin

' Ragamuffin ' is a short film designed to fit Ragamuffin song of band Silvers Pickups . It is not an Official Music Video but should rather be regarded as a work of passion or simply an exercise of skills. The video is

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Grandfather Fire

' Grandfather Fire ' is a short student documentary coming from director Emir Luciano Tlachi Sandoval. The film focuses on the traditions in Mexico inherited and preserved by people from their indigenous ancestors. Emir

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Man Is Cruel

A man part of an evil sect is starting to doubt his actions. As a new victim is prepared to be executed he himself emerges as being trapped by the condition he had chosen. Gustav Bondeson’s short film ' Man is Cruel ' is

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Pull Me In

Traveling alone into space, drifting with no destination, a man is searching for signs of life. A message is eventually intercepted by the spaceman. Is it a familiar figure? Is it coming from the past? Is it from the fut

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The Jigsaw

A man is trying to purchase a jigsaw from a merchant but the merchant highlights the puzzle is not something the man should consider as it has been returned many times before by its clients. Of course what else would any

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The Darlings

In John Krokidas ' ' Kill Your Darlings', a movie about the beat generation, a young Allen Ginsberg was saying the following: ”Be careful, you are not in Wonderland. I've heard the strange madness long growing in your

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Everything Must Go

There comes a time when youth fades away and nothing gets left behind but illness and hardship. It is in these moments of hardship that one starts to feel socially isolated and forced to find creative means to adapt to a

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Bridging Color

An exigent painting professor is giving his students a hard time by trying to teach them the absoluteness of colour. As most of them are constantly trying to keep up with his high expectations some of them who can’t perc

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Eventide

Life is ephemeral and the person is a moment of conscience fading out when facing eternity. Thoughts and plans turn to achievements as far as life circumstances allow it and the outcome doesn’t always meet the expectatio