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Shanghai Faders

A man’s car breaks down in the middle of a solitary and somewhat dodgy neighbourhood. While looking to call for car assistance he accidentally breaks his phone. His attention is therefore captured by a light turning on a

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Memoire

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The Last King of Granada

A king does not bear an easy responsibility. Even more so when he understands he is responsible for the souls of the people he rules. Pepe Gomez’s ‘ The Last King Of Granada ’ is an animation exploring the capitulation o

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I Am Afraid II

‘ I Am Afraid II ’ is a short poetic film shot in timelapse photography by cinematographer Nobilis Bellator on lyrics recited from ‘ Tengo Miedo ’ ( I am afraid ) by Pablo Neruda. Outstanding photographic landscapes shot

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Annie's Birthday

A single mother is making preparations for her daughter’s birthday. When the father shows up things become strange and an awful truth emerges. Kiril Todorov’s short film ‘ Annie’s Birthday ’ equally surprises and saddens

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Around Astrid

This world is getting complicated. We say that based on the recent motion pictures we had the chance to receive in our festival. It is quite hard to understand why this trend of 'pretending to be something' instead of ju

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Risky Game

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Best Friends Come In Boxes

A man is trying to get his family and life back and make up for his past mistakes. But all of a sudden he starts to hear strange noises coming from the attic. It is there where he finds a strange box. Opening it will mak

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I Need My Space

You know that saying: ‘give me some space’? Well that’s what director Jesse Pohjonen focuses on in his short film ‘ I Need My Space ’. A man troubled by his cheating scoffer wife is looking to get some space for himself.

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Best of July 2016

See the July List July-August Feature Films Winners FILM OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: My Last Concert 2nd Film of the Month: CYU 3rd Film of the Month: Far Away TRAILER OF THE MONTH NOMINEES Winner: Saving Dreams STUDEN

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Vancouver Rhapsody

From the beginning we have to mention that at the moment we received this feature film, the sound editing was not done and we had to deal with some raw material. We will try to write about this movie as a whole and we wi

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Zeitgeist Protest

In his statement concerning the movie, Christophe Karabache said that he wanted Zeitgeist Protest to be ‘an identity quest of sorts. A struggle for finding oneself.’ The general theme of ‘finding oneself’ is one of the b

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Best of May-June Feature 2016

See the May films See the June films Short film nominees & winners BEST FEATURE FILM NOMINEES Winner: Elijah's Ashes 2nd Place: Backtrack 3rd Place: Scratch

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True Copy

‘ True Copy ’ is coming from director Olga Belova. A man has been exposed to an unknown experiment and is shape shifting to his last encountered person. He has become a copy of others but with own conscience. While tryin

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Reconsolidate: In Memories

Director Nick Zoulek brings to screen ‘ Reconsolidate: In Memories ’, a sad love story. Like no other love story before him, Nick Zoulek envisions it experimentally. Love is a dialogue of close-ups, of gestures on both s

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Tastes Like Medicine

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Love is Everywhere

Director Jessy Langlois follows the story of several couples in 7 cities of the world. In Jessy Langlois' vision the stages of love are Meeting, Beginning, Loving, Boring, Breakup, Forgetting and New Beginning. Each coup

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Handicapable

People are often unhappy with their social statute, with their jobs, with their lives. They don’t realise how grateful they should be… and neither will you until you see Ty Wilson’s ‘ Handicapable ’. Yes you heard right,

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Noriko

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Assistant

A painter’s assistant is hoping to launch her career by participating with works of her own in the next session of the most important art venue to come. Her work with her master occupies her time entirely. When she hears