We’re alone in a darkened room. Trembling on the line between the violent and the risible, YOU ME AND IT traces a world where cruelty is ticklish but always looming. With frantic energy, supernatural comic timing and a rogues’ gallery of actors, Anita Delaney tells us tall tales with delightfully grubby hands.
Also in this combined programme
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Endless, Nameless
All is far from what it initially seems in this hand-processed Super-8 film, shot in the private garden of a high-ranking Thai army officer. -
A Minute Ago
As a hailstorm showers people on a beach, Rose’s playful video considers the enigma of losing grip on moments that used to feel so present. -
Zero Irony
Contemporary structuralist film that finds its form in a series of poetic, repeating loops, set atop a soundtrack of 21st-century prayer requests. -
The All-Hearing
An Egyptian ode to loudspeaker libertarianism, Cairo’s omnipresent noise pollution and Sheiks’ determination to have the issue of noise heard.
Film details
- Country of production
- Ireland
- Year
- 2014
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2015
- Length
- 4'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
