O porto
Rio de Janeiro as we don’t know it. The Harbor shows us layers of a city haunted by progress. One port on top of the other. One city on top of the other. The camera can be a tool to excavate multiple invisibilities in space and time, buried and forgotten realms. Emptied urban spaces reveal a political project of capitalistic exploration, which is camouflaged with an idealised discourse on progress that repeats itself over the course of our history.
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Thing
An architect travels through his virtual memory to a boundless imaginary space. An unreliable, yet beautiful reality.
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Tiger Awards Competition for Short Films
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Even Pricks
A slick Tourettes tic, an ‘I Like’ smog of Hotel California and handclaps, shimmering with the glossy seductive joy of CGI but refusing the hard sell.
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Tiger Awards Competition for Short Films
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Letter to a Refusing Pilot
An Israeli pilot’s act of defiance marked the filmmaker’s childhood memories. Analysis of a personal gesture in face of a greater conflict.
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Tiger Awards Competition for Short Films
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Film details
- Country of production
- Brazil
- Year
- 2014
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2014
- Length
- 21"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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