Short & Mid-length
Overview of films
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Art Blasé
Erik van Lieshout | 6' | Netherlands | World premiere
Erik van Lieshout inimitably outlines the Covid-19 pandemic’s impact on the art world and Art Basel in particular. -
As If No Misfortune Had Occurred in the Night
Larissa Sansour, Søren Lind | 21' | Denmark | International premiere
Steeped in black and white, Palestinian soprano Nour Darwish confronts conflict, maternal loss, and intergenerational sorrow. -
Ashes By Name Is Man
Ewelina Rosinska | 20' | Germany | World premiere
Pensive impressions of landscape, religion and ancestry give texture to this deeply meditative exploration of a homeland. -
Assonnati sui caldi ginocchi
Giuseppe Polerà | 24' | Cuba | World premiere
An intimate portrait of a Cuban countryside couple who take joy in sweetness and eroticism. -
Azul Pandora
Alan González | 12' | Cuba | World premiere
Disillusioned by previous experiences, Pandora is reluctant to be courted by her admirer Roy. -
Azul
Ágata de Pinho | 20' | Portugal | None
Available on Festival Scope Pro from 26 January 9:00 CET to 14 February 9:00 CET -
B and S
Lipika Singh Darai | 30' | India | World premiere
A letter to B and S. To love, friendship, and to the creation of a home. -
Baba
Mbithi Masya | 15' | Kenya | Dutch Premiere
A six-year-old boy uses the power of his imagination to protect himself against a harsh reality. -
Baħar biss
Franziska von Stenglin | 25' | Malta | International premiere
Change and loss in the life of the sea, seen by a disillusioned Maltese fisherman. -
Baozhda
Keran Abukasimu | 25' | China | International premiere
In the snow-covered grasslands of northern China, young Keran is taught a Kazakh tradition. -
Bare Bones
Meryem Lahlou | 9' | USA | International premiere
Earth has limited resources and collective consciousness is reduced to survival. A disconcerting examination of what makes us human. -
Barking in the Dark
Marie Losier | 37' | France | World premiere
A creative, engaging portrait of San Francisco cult band The Residents.