As Long As It Takes: Short
Overzicht van films
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Weather Report of the End
John Hsu | 8' | Taiwan | World premiere
Bizarrely funny, small science-fiction film. Meteors and monsters determine the rough weather. The special effects are of an endearingly retro quality -
Weresheglanspertheere
Sebastian Buerkner | 6' | United Kingdom | International premiere
A riveting play on illustration, online found footage is densely reimagined to ask us whether how we hear is determined by what we see. -
Who Can Be Happy and Free?
Lyubov Matyunina | 15' | Netherlands | None
Young maker has translated the poem Who can be happy and free in Russia by Nikolaj Nekrasov from 1877 into a hopeful film about today’s… -
Will o’ the Wisp
Andrew Kim | 24' | USA | European premiere
Idiosyncratic, stimulating study into the paranormal by sceptical filmmaker who mainly believes in the medium of film. -
Withdrawal
Peiman Naimi, Fahimeh Aghahasani | 30' | Iran | International premiere
Ups and downs at an Iranian girls’ boarding school. Life’s problems are only hidden from the outside world. Strong cast in airy drama full of… -
Wolkenschatten
Juan David González Monroy, Anja Dornieden | 17' | Germany | None
Hypnotising slideshow of weathered images presents itself as a relic of an impressive event full of trauma and wonder. -
YOU ME AND IT
Anita Delaney | 4' | Ireland | None
With frantic energy, supernatural comic timing and a rogues’ gallery of actors, YOU ME AND IT traces a world where cruelty is ticklish but always… -
Your Silent Face (fucking finland series)
Seamus Harahan | 6' | Finland | World premiere
A melancholic slab of perfect pop and intuitive documentary video, shot on the docks of Rostock as a Baltic ferry leaves port for Hanko, Finland. -
Zement
Bettina Nürnberg, Dirk Peuker | 12' | Austria | None
Search for the hidden history of this idyllic Austrian village in Salzkammergut leads to surprising, disconcerting revelations. -
Zero Irony
Gary Hawkins | 11' | USA | World premiere
Contemporary structuralist film that finds its form in a series of poetic, repeating loops, set atop a soundtrack of 21st-century prayer requests. -
Zu Hanne Darboven/Abschliessend
Thomas Mohr | 8' | Netherlands | World premiere
1853 photographs from Hanne Darboven’s exhibition The Order of Time and Things in Madrid are rhythmically edited to her music piece Requiem, op. 22, b