Holographic Will
The home destabilised by outside forces of capital is accompanied by a relentless percussive rhythm.
5'
United States
IFFR 2024
Between the flicker of expired film and the fabric of her garments, slowly but surely, an image of Herman emerges. Photos from various stages of her life help to reconstruct her rich existence. She died at home in the summer of 2022, self-determined, surrounded by what made her happy. Artist Deborah S. Philips delivers a touching homage to her deceased mother that reflects on the inevitability of loss.
– Loes van Keulen
IFFR 2024
The home destabilised by outside forces of capital is accompanied by a relentless percussive rhythm.
5'
United States
IFFR 2024
A triptych portrait of the filmmaker's father done in his ineffable style.
40'
Canada
IFFR 2024
Intriguing portrait of summer fireworks, in which delayed and separated sounds create a unique rhythm.
6'
Japan
IFFR 2024
Analogue film intervenes on digital time-lapse footage of the desiccation of the Sea of Aral.
7'
Ireland
IFFR 2024
Programme IFFR 2024
Just as long as it takes. The Short & Mid-length film programme offers a unique showcase of films under 63 minutes.
Read more about this programmeDeborah S. Philips' touching analogue collage is a tribute to her deceased mother.
9'
Germany
IFFR 2024
Daily life from a filmmaker's family home in Manila tenderly oscillates between personal and political.
22'
Netherlands
IFFR 2024
Two young boys follow their curiosity as they skip Sunday school.
17'
India
IFFR 2024