Short & Mid-length

Overview of films

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  DINAMO: Blues

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  Ten distributors of video art and experimental film from the DINAMO network each submit a film title from their collection on the theme ‘Blues’.
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  15 days

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  Imran Perretta | 12' | France | Dutch Premiere

  An affecting meditation on the pain experienced by refugees forced to live in limbo.
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  Come Inside

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  An intimate invitation to partake in the invisible stories told by the spaces we inhabit. 
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  DINAMO: Displacement

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  Nine distributors of video art and experimental film from the DINAMO network each submit a film title from their collection on the theme ‘Displacement’.
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  Drawn & Quartered

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  The ways in which borders and landscapes are artificially created and maintained.
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  Short Film Marathon 2023

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  IFFR challenges you to a succession of short films, screened traditionally on the last Saturday of the festival.
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  200 Cigarettes from Now

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  Tianyu Ma | 45' | China | World premiere

  Fleeting impressions from the lives of two friends at the fragile time when nothing is set in stone and everything is still possible.
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  2020

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  Friedl vom Gröller | 3' | Austria | Dutch Premiere

  What was lost when the 2020 pandemic’s mask-wearing regulations estranged our mouths from our bodies?
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  DINAMO: Embodiment

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  For this programme, distributors are invited to submit works that engage with the depiction of embodiment.
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  Digital Dread

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  A modern sense of disease that reflects or incorporates the digital tools of our age. 
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  3 Lieder

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  Anna Faroqhi | 7' | Germany | Dutch Premiere

  Timeless, silent film vignettes based on songs from Robert Schumann’s Dichterliebe. A tribute to early film.
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  3 Peonies

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  Stephanie Barber | 3' | USA | Dutch Premiere

  Flowers are stuck down and covered by tape: a wry comment on 20th-century modernist art.