Bright Future Short
Overzicht van films
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Schwerelos
Jannis Lenz | 9' | Austria | None
Jannis Lenz cuts a parallel through Fatima Moumouni’s performance with runners who cannot be stopped by anyone or anything. He gives their actions som -
A Screen Test for an Adaptation of Giselle
Cécile B. Evans | 9' | United Kingdom | International premiere
The ballet Giselle reimagined as an ecofeminist thriller. Digital footage, VHS, animation and deep AI represent a newly hybridised world. -
The Sculpture
Musquiqui Chihying | 28' | China | World premiere
Aesthetic re-imagining of the complicated relationship triangle between China, Africa and Europe. From African sculptures to The Terminator. -
The Sea Is History
Louis Henderson | 28' | France | None
A poem, a materialist and animist critique of European colonial history. It proposes a new way of bringing the past into the present. -
The Seaweed in Your Hair
Daphné Hérétakis | 8' | France | International premiere
Diary entries from the hollow shell of post-referendum Athens. A city in crisis, yet hopeful, melancholy and happy. The film shows beauty can be found -
Secret, Lie and Deaths
Véronique Sapin | 3' | France | European premiere
A metaphor for the war in Iraq unfolds underwater. The fish watches, powerless, as the star invades its territory, the bottle. (Heure Exquise!) -
See a Dog, Hear a Dog
Jesse McLean | 18' | USA | International premiere
Analytical tragicomedy about humans and their desire to communicate with others, animals and machines. Luckily technology provides ingenious algo -
Seize Control of the Taj Mahal
Glenn Belverio | 12' | USA | None
In this episode of The Brenda and Glennda Show, a group of drag queens go on a trip to Trump’s Taj Mahal Hotel Casino.(VDB) -
Set
Peter Miller | 10' | Germany | None
A colossal found-footage sunset comprising 10,000 photographs, presented on 16mm. (Arsenal ) -
Sewing Borders
Mohamad Hafeda | 25' | Lebanon | World premiere
Through personal tales of displacement, Beirut residents personalise different maps of the city and region by sewing borders onto them. -
Shadows
Noemi Sjöberg | 3' | Spain | European premiere
Past and future mingle at the harbour in Essaouira as children dive, fishermen work, women hang around, seagulls fly and construction works -
SHIFT SYMM.two
Zeno van den Broek | 5' | Netherlands | None
Sculptural sonic architecture plays on rigorous shifts of compositional symmetry with results that are both hypnotic and evocative. (LIMA)