Fourteen-year-old Maxine Rose collects bones. In search of her artist’s identity, and unsure about whether to show her work to the public, she turns to her heroes – pop star Lorde, primatologist Jane Goodall, comedian Louis C.K. and Bishop Desmond Tutu – with the claim: “I deserve to be heard.” She dedicates a picture made of bones to Lorde.
Also in this combined programme
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Land of Desire – Happy Is the New Black
Land of Desire questions today’s increasingly consumerist society and our desire-driven media landscape. To what behaviour does desire lead us? Seeing -
Picasso
Imaginary dialogue between the artist and Picasso. “I do not seek, I find,” Picasso says. And he means it. The rest of us are still… -
You Could Sunbathe in This Storm
Fabulous animation brings crystals and abstract shapes to life whilst casually posing existential questions. One of the most colourful films at the fe -
We Chose the Milky Way
An anthropological visit to a mysterious tribe of young girls on a planet called Earth. Welcome to a world where everything is artificial, except frie
Film details
- Country of production
- Canada
- Year
- 2015
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2016
- Length
- 27'
- Medium/Format
- File
