Things is Ben Rivers’ fourteenth film at IFFR since his 2007 debut. Full of eclipses, encounters, illusions and magic, the film is founded in uncertainty concerning home. It’s a fitting departure, but similarly to previous films, gives freedom to meander, reflect and make our own discoveries. A four seasons’ fable, a kaleidoscope of intimate and non-intimate details comes to the fore in Things, perplexing us, intriguing us and urging us to watch again.
Winner Tiger Award for Short Films 2015
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The Living Need Light, the Dead Need Music
Visual, musical tour of eccentric funerary traditions and rites in Southern Vietnam. Loss and joy meet on the threshold of life and death.
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Quiet Zone
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Blinder
Dutch artist Tim Leyendekker’s fresh 16mm film gives us nouns, dry facts and retina-scouring light whilst resisting telling us what to do with these t
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Film details
- Country of production
- UK
- Year
- 2014
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2015
- Length
- 20"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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