Ziarah takes to the sea in search of the remains of Tupaia, a nobleman indispensable in liaising between the Māori and James Cook’s ship in 1769. On an uninhabited Indonesian island where Tupaia is believed to be buried, Bridget Reweti telescopes then and now, relating history to contemporary ecological problems. (CIRCUIT)
Also in this combined programme
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rEVOLUTION: Notes for the Invasion: mar mar march
Inspired by a Leni Riefenstahl documentary, Paul Kos uses his typewriter to duplicate the rhythm of marching. -
Chromaticité I
People flee in terror before the force, or remain riveted to their seat, in the clutches of fear. -
Man Walking
Nothing but the feet and legs of a man are shown, inexhaustibly walking between life and death. -
Geschichten vom Kübelkind, Episode 7: Ein ganz kleines Glück
In the seventh episode of Stöckl and Reitz’ film series, Dumpster Kid fools around with the fruits of the field. -
A Few Common Phrases
During a first practice session in the Khoe language Khoekhoegowab, commonly used words and phrases linger in the landscape. -
PTKHO
Escaped from a dream close to the ground, the phenomena of sound poetry retreat farther and farther until they vanish. -
Dutchman’s Photographs
A series on the movement of walking barefoot through the ocean waves, produced using several hundred photographs. -
Birth of the Alseides
A flock of nymphs herald the arrival of spring and explore their hazy surroundings through dance. -
Retaliation
Inspired by Bergman’s The Virgin Spring, a woman gets rid of her frustration by hitting and breaking something. -
Mino-bimaadiziwin
A Super-8 time-lapse documentation of the First Story’s walking tour by Jaene Castrillon: a disabled, mixed-race indigenous Colombian settler. -
On the Border
Ocean trash on the beach can be surprisingly captivating. Human amorality, irresponsibility and ocean waves collaborate to create these objects. -
Robert F. Kennedy Funeral Train – The People’s View
A cinematographic reflection on a historic train journey seen from the people’s perspective, with photographs, home movies and witness accounts. -
Birds in the Earth
Examination of the deeper questions concerning ownership of Sámi land through dance performances by two young ballet students.
Film details
- Countries of production
- Indonesia, New Zealand
- Year
- 2018
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2019
- Length
- 10'
- Medium/Format
- File
