Spectrum Shorts
Overview of films
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Ina Litovski
André Turpin, Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette | 11' | Canada | None
A girl wants her listless mother to come to the school recital to see her play the violin. Meticulously shot and beautifully acted. -
Incêndio
Karen Akerman | 23' | Portugal | None
‘There must be a different solution than the one from hell’. Full unadulterated terror (and music). ‘The best class always ends with a lesson’. -
L’infirmière cannibale
Lucile Desamory | 9' | Belgium | None
A nurse steals corpses and eats their brains. The hospital’s staff condemn her cannibal practice and take immediate action to stop her malevolent deed -
The Inner and Outer Vanishing Point
Cameron Gibson | 20' | USA | World premiere
We are under threat, but by what exactly? Generalised paranoia and the obsession with security in the U.S. countryside. -
Inquire Within
Jay Rosenblatt | 4' | USA | World premiere
In this work, Rosenblatt bombards viewers – in their most vulnerable state – with paradoxes that make them doubt essential moral issues. -
Insert
Filipa César, Marco Martins | 10' | Portugal | International premiere
A struggle between true memory and cinematic memory in Castro Marim, a place where Portugal transformed sin to salt. -
Insideout
Tonje Alice Madsen | 25' | Denmark | European premiere
You’re never alone with a camera. Insideout is a poetic mash-up of existential confessions from the depths of the YouTube jungle. -
Instants
Hannes Schüpbach | 16' | Switzerland | Dutch Premiere
Schüpbach’s latest film visualises how thoughts come about. With French author Joël-Claude Meffre’s hand as the dynamic focus. -
The Insurrectionists Progression
Sylvie Zijlmans, Hewald Jongenelis | 15' | Netherlands | World premiere
Beautiful sample of Dutch surrealism: father and son travel along the outskirts of town. They relate to the landscape, the things in it and each… -
Inter View
Makino Takashi | 25' | Japan | European premiere
Makino Takashi’s condensing films work like escapist drugs. Inter View is relatively minimal and marks the start of his blue period. -
Interieur
Olivier Dutel | 11' | France | None
Film performance about/with/for The Shining and all the delights it contains – a collection of corpses – the gold rush – Timberline Lodge Hotel… -
Into Oblivion
Šimon Špidla | 52' | Czech Republic | International premiere
Meticulous reconstruction of Stalin’s plan for a railway line that still seems illogical, and which would go on to cause countless deaths.