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An unearthed Polaroid comes with a visitor.
Siblings, Alex and Mari are getting ready to go to a Halloween party.
When you work in the office, you have to keep an eye on your superiors.
A box shows up at a man’s door. What happens next is shocking. INSTANTLY REGRETS IT!
Through the living testimonies of colleagues, students, and unique archival materials, the film reveals Tabakov’s path as an actor, teacher, artistic director, reformer of the theatrical process, and tireless creator. The film is built on associative drama, where the metaphor of the “atom of the sun” takes on particular significance — as a spark, as the inner energy that Tabakov carried within himself and that he knew how to inspire in others.
Known for his eccentricity and exceptionally long moustache, artist Felix Ambrosious Delacroix the 3rd gets asked about the secret behind his autoportrait. As he explains, it's crucial to begin the work a day before the deadline, on 2 hours of sleep and 12 cups of coffee. But what if the produced artwork still doesn't live up to your expectations? Well, you need to abandon all hope, curl up into a ball and begin... a performance.
A reflection of childhood memories.
A witty day-in-the-life of a man, his fantasies, love life and all, shown through his hands. Čeněk Zahradníček made this film in collaboration with Vladimír Šmejkal.
A young career woman named KiKi struggles to balance her personal and professional life and must fight against a male-dominated workplace.
Through crucifixions, fisting and forest rituals, a group of queer and trans friends create a folk-horror love letter to radical intimacies. Produced over 6 years, Sterile offers a utopian/dystopian vision blending original footage with once banned silent movie Häxan (1922), practical special effects, explicit performance and commentary to present a joyous, affirmative documentary about lost times in nature in a trans- and queerphobic world.
I have decided to embark on this journey to meet the ghosts of my past. After many years, the time has come to bring out everything I have inside and face it. To do this, I will return to the town of my childhood.
Filmed, edited and scored in ten days, COLLIDEOSCOPE is a non-narrative structural experiment consisting of ten 10 second chapters, each with ten overlays of shots that were filmed for the amount of time shown and without a second take. It acts as a capsule of misjudged, fleeting moments told in linear metaphors about the journey from life to death.
After experiencing a stroke, Danny Teare found it increasingly difficult to surf. That did not keep him down though and he found his love of the ocean again through dawn bodysurfs. This is what surfing means to him.
How do you explain the sound of the ocean to someone who has never heard it? Shot on 16mm film, this intimate portrait follows surfer and photographer Lily Bertrand-Webb and her sister Bellaray as they explore the nature of sound and the space between hearing and deaf worlds.