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Joy in People
A man seeks to become a part of every crowd he encounters. Vivacious, guerilla-style filmmaking on the tricky rules and temptations of belonging.Published on: -
Merencória
Two relationships – one at its end, one already gone. A film about love that was and what is left behind when it’s gone, told…Published on: -
Hit the Night
The number of female filmmakers who break through in South Korea still forms a small minority. Hit the Night, in which Jeong Gayoung herself plays…Published on: -
The Eyeslicer
The Eyeslicer slams into your eyeballs leaving you lacerated, confused and somewhat troubled with a non-hierarchic, yet heavily curated collPublished on: -
Tudo o que imagino
Inspired by a documentary, a kind, meticulous portrait of an adolescent boy from the area of Alcoitão. A youthful summer on screen.Published on: -
Scape
A film with no action, comprised of outtakes from what might have been action movies. The landscapes are those of the Vietnam War and the…Published on: -
Saving Brinton
It’s the last place you’d expect to find a lost film by Georges Méliès: a junk shed in Iowa. The man who saved this film…Published on: -
La nuit a dévoré le monde
Zombies have taken over the streets. The sole survivor, Sam, hides out in a big townhouse full of food and survival tools. Enough to keep…Published on: -
Agua Viva
With beautiful, emotionally resonant line drawings, Agua Viva captures the loneliness of a nameless Chinese manicurist working in a Miami salon.Published on: -
Her Name in My Mouth
A reinvocation of the Aba Women’s War, the 1929 anti-colonial uprising in Nigeria, through embodiment, gesture and the archive.Published on: