Spectrum Shorts
Overview of films
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Remisequenz
Xenia Lesniewski | 3' | Germany | None
Brief, associative animation conjures up a colourful world of reality and fiction, recognisability and abstraction. -
Remote
Jesse McLean | 12' | USA | World premiere
In the collage video Remote, dream logic invokes a presence that drifts through physical and temporal barriers. -
Rendering Rome
Sefer Memisoglu | 6' | Netherlands | World premiere
A nocturnal dream landscape is the beautiful backdrop for this atmospheric tale. -
A Resident of the City
Adham El Sherif | 15' | Egypt | European premiere
Powerful documentary about big city life as a stray dog. Survival instinct and territorialism; dogs are just like humans. Screened before The Three Di -
Resonance
Karen Johannesen | 3' | USA | European premiere
Resonance is the tendency of a system to oscillate with larger amplitudes at some frequencies than at others. These are known as the system’s resonant… -
Restauratiewagens
Arianne Olthaar | 15' | Netherlands | World premiere
Empty interiors of dining cars, shot on Super-8, rock through the landscape, like a rolling time capsule. -
Restless Leg Saga
Shana Moulton | 7' | USA | International premiere
A joyously askew multicoloured, multi-faceted excavation of mass mediated pop culture. Pure pleasure. -
The Return
Nathaniel Dorsky | 27' | USA | None
Dorsky – honoured with a retrospective at IFFR 2011 – has incorporated images of Rotterdam in his new film. ‘Like a memory already gone, this… -
RGB XYZ
David OReilly | 12' | Germany | None
‘Somewhere between Kubrick, Kaufman and Ketamine.’ (Xeni Jardin) -
Rien d’extraordinaire
Rose Lowder | 2' | France | None
Intimate, poetic film diary in Rose Lowder’s signature style. She ran the film through the camera multiple times whilst recording a mountain village. -
The Right to Not Be Tortured
Douglas Gordon | 10' | United Kingdom | World premiere
Beautifully shot portrait of an animal in distress, made to call attention to the 60th birthday of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. -
The Right to Privacy
Alice Nelson | 10' | United Kingdom | World premiere
A droll yet dead serious animated description of what is and isn’t allowed in the privacy of your own home.