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Overview of films
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Night Noon
Amidst desert landscapes and splendid ocean views, a dog and a parrot appear. They emphasise the cosmic rhythm of day and night.
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The Second of August
Two girls and a boy make a road trip to some woods, where they set up camp and spend the night. A speechless ode to slowness, quiet and intimacy.
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Black Rain White Scars
An unprepossessing cityscape is recorded in one long, uninterrupted take. Nothing happens, yet so much happens. The sky becomes dark, with a sense of
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Flipped Clock
The artist duo Thomson & Craighead subvert our viewing habits by flipping the numerals on a digital clock by 180 degrees on a computer screen. Time st
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Departure of All
A vertical screen announces in real time all departure times and destinations from international airports around the world.
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Être vivant
With painful precision, a male voice describes how fast things can go downhill when you become homeless and face a daily struggle for a safe place to
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The Infernal Dream of Mutt and Jeff
Two cartoon figures from the 1930s experience social progress and industrial management. A reflection on the eternal problem of the pressure of work.
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If the bed were water, you could sleep on a wave
Take off your shoes and close the curtains in your hotel room. Imagine the city around you. It is in motion. A bedtime story will guide you into the n