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Short Film Marathon Part 2

Combined programme | IFFR 2010

Short Film Marathon Part 2

  • Aliquot Light

    Sharp, white, clear: Aliquot Light has the aesthetics of basic 3D computer animations (global illumination), but was entirely made with real models.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Patti Smith: Long for the City

    After Spirit, screened in Rotterdam last year, this is another portrait of Patti Smith in New York. This time without music, but with two poems.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Vita

    Instructions for fabricating the perfect curriculum vitae.Screened before Zarte Parasiten.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Zwölf Boxkämpfer jagen Viktor quer über den großen Sylter Deich 140 9

    Ingeniously compiled sequence of 3664 found film frames contains a different image for each viewer to latch onto.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Unforgettable Memory

    In China, few people want to be reminded of the events of 1989. The maker of Unforgettable Memory is still struggling with the past.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • On the Coast

    A day on the Turkish coast, where ‘holiday’ acquires a completely different meaning for a few months.

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

  • Hoe vertel ik het mijn ouders #1

    The artist Arno Coenen now explains to his father what is art is about. Occasionally hilarious portrait, full of uneasy communication.

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

  • A Blood-Red Robe

    Deeply sensual film about the enigma called love. Between a man and a woman in a hotel room, every word and gesture matters greatly.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Rita

    Enigmatic short about the blind girl Rita, who enjoys a brief moment of freedom with a boy. Simulation of the experience of being blind.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Le début de l’hiver

    A remarkable young actor features in this terrifying sketch of a boy hitchhiking home from school in the French countryside.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Coney Island Baby

    Uplifting story about two elderly ladies, a cowboy and an oven containing a wad of money. The protagonist is Coney Island.Screened before Entrenamient

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Little Red Hoodie

    Disquieting modern adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood, about two precocious girls, a TV set, a grandmother and a wolf. Bizarre and chilling.Screened

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Corazonada

    Everything is linked together in this volatile family. Grandma is freaking out and the cat knows why.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • OOIOO SOL

    Whizzing, dazzling motion graphics and the very wonderful sound of OOIOO.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • 57.600 secondi di notte e luce invisibili

    Twelve figures walk four identical routes in repetitive patterns, according to a logic all their own. At a great pace, day and night succeed each othe

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • For Cultural Purposes Only

    In an age dominated by moving images, what would it feel like to never see an image of the place that you came from?

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

  • Gregor Alexis

    Jana Debus’s critically praised, gripping and intimate portrait of her schizophrenic brother goes far beyond documentary.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Laitue

    In Laitue, the screen is a large white sheet of paper where refined sketches and scribbles render a fragmented drama.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Fair Trade

    Cool animation with great soundtrack about a young woman who tries to shake off her past.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Arena

    Golden Palm winner at Cannes in 2009 is superbly shot, unemphatic drama about a man under house arrest, occupied by tattooing.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Wrong

    Experimental film with a measure of Finnish humour, in which a depressed man has an imaginary conversation with his ex-wife that seriously gets out of

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Wednesday Morning Two A.M.

    Powerful animation in the typical Lewis Klahr style, which this time derives its power from the art of omission. With music by The Shangri-Las.

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

  • still in cosmos

    The collaboration between Makino and drone musician Jim O’Rourke again results in a compelling film that envelops you with a dense universe.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Pauze

  • Portrait #3: House of Sound

    Respectfully, Vanessa Renwick bids farewell to one of the cornerstones of the black community in Portland: the House of Sound record store.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Shoum

    Performing a pop song by Tears for Fears, a man from Belgrade meets his Waterloo.

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • Heliocentric

    The sun finally breaks through in the cinema with the blinding Heliocentric by the popular scientific Semiconductor Films. Soundtrack by BJ Nilsen.

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

  • This Is Alaska

    A couple of sociable, idealistic Swedes looked for happiness in Alaska. So, did they succeed?

    • Spectrum Shorts

  • The Palm Lines

    The impressive actress Coca Bloos portrays an empty existence. Fate has delivered a hard blow.

    • Tiger Awards Short Film Competition

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