“I am going to have you read from a collection of my spam emails”, director Marnie Ellen Hertzler explains as she ushers actors hired from Craigslist into an audition room. Hertzler and her actors together attempt to breathe life into nonsensical email dialogue. Then things take a turn towards the transcendental. Poetry or malware?
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this country is lonely
RATGIRL is a digital artist who crafts alluring Instagram stories tracing the echoes of apartheid in South Africa, until she completely loses herse
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I’ve Never Been a Fisherman
Joe Stankus’s profile of filmmaker and street photographer Jay Giampietro and how he captures New York’s strangest citizens on Instagra
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Please step out of the frame.
Using Super-8, a desk and a laptop, Karissa Hahn creates a playful choreography of body and screen.
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The Air of the Earth in Your Lungs
Shot on 16mm, Ross Meckfessel’s sensual odyssey through natural landscapes and digital textures satisfyingly defies concrete interpretation.<
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Giverny I (NÉGRESSE IMPÉRIALE)
Shot on location at Monet’s famed garden in Giverny, Ja’Tovia Gary interrogates the white, masculine nature of Western art-historical n
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Lost Episode
Christopher Radcliff cuts together various reactions to a terrifying, fabricated Mickey Mouse cartoon, in this unsettling experimental piece.
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Little Lower Than the Angels
NEOZOON explores the memeification of American Christian iconography and rituals, finding rhythms and patterns in unlikely places.
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Film details
- Country of production
- USA
- Year
- 2018
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2019
- Length
- 11"
- Medium/Format
- DCP
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