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A Good American
Bill Binney, a former American secret service staffer talks about the period preceding whistleblower Snowden’s revelations. Or how the NSA was more inPublished on: -
Crippled Symmetries
The latest work by two-time Tiger Award for Short Film winner Beatrice Gibson shows that music and capitalist economy have unexpected similarities.Published on: -
Chain
Two women lost in the vastness of global culture. One is a corporate worker sent to research the amusement park industry. The other is an…Published on: -
Bunte Kuh
Reliving memories of a holiday, a sense of impending doom. An experimental film chronicle, like flipping through a photo album.Published on: -
Portrait of Man – Invasion of the Herbivores
How do we experience manliness from a variety of cultural conventions? Fascinating documentary on personal experiences in Tokyo’s colourful gay scene.Published on: -
Fear Itself
Horror is more than a term, genre or concept. Countless scenes from many films provide proof in an overwhelming montage. A voiceover takes the viewerPublished on: -
The Garbage Helicopter
Absurd road movie about three idle twenty-somethings who have to return an antique clock (is it broken or not?) to their grandmother. Highlights of SwPublished on: -
The Sky Trembles and the Earth Is Afraid and the Two Eyes Are Not Brothers
In a film as mysterious as its title suggests, Ben Rivers portrays making a film as an exhausting and endless odyssey. Even though Rivers’ colleague,Published on: -
of the North
The Canadian Dominic Gagnon specialises in montage films, for which he takes amateur footage from the Internet. This grim, 21st-century variation on tPublished on: -
Chums from Across the Void
In ‘Past Leftist Life Regression’ therapy three heroes act as your guide. Psychedelic intermezzos and a balmy voice create a contemporary revolution oPublished on: