Short & Mid-length
Overview of films
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Veronique (Ein Friseursalon in Paris aus dem Barbieland)
Friedl vom Gröller | 4' | Austria | World premiere
A tender 16mm glimpse into a now-retired Parisian salon and the women who frequented it. -
Vienen las grietas
Daniel Mateo Vallejo | 18' | Colombia | International premiere
Nature beckons Keisi, driving a sensuous, vivid and liberating exploration of identity and queer expression. -
Virtual Spectres
Sarah Boo | 5' | Canada | No premiere
A digitally animated, sci-fi warning about digital living through screens, trapped in technological hell. -
Visão do Paraíso
Leonardo Pirondi | 16' | Brazil | International premiere
The desire to expand physical frontiers links the age of expeditions with contemporary virtual reality. -
VITA
Mox Mäkelä | 27' | Finland | World premiere
Mox Mäkelä’s cryptic triptych follows time-crossing trains, gathering armies and Karelian women singing humanity’s doom. -
La voz rosa
Marieke Elzerman | 25' | Netherlands | World premiere
A process of learning where empathy and self-awareness are intertwined in a beautiful feminine-universe fresco. -
Vultosos cumes
Diogo Salgado | 20' | Portugal | World premiere
A young Portuguese migrant worker travels through the night to richly hued and distant mountains. -
wandering through secret storms
Christina Battle | 7' | Canada | Dutch Premiere
Images of women doing office work are mixed with redacted FBI notations. Does freedom exist? -
Warsha
Dania Bdeir | 14' | France | None
Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET -
Watching Words Becoming a Film (TXT.FLM #3)
Herman Asselberghs | 6' | Belgium | Dutch Premiere
Only words on screen: Asselberghs bridges political, avant-garde cinema and the ubiquitous telephone text message. -
Water Hazard
Alexander David | 23' | France | World premiere
Evocative and mellow, Water Hazard explores queer identity with a delicate and empathetic eye. -
When the Wind Rises
Chen Hung | 18' | Taiwan | International premiere
A lone activist’s struggle against the local oil refinery plunges a village community into doubt.