British Red Cross, 2018
Survivor
A once died man comes back to life
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Tag: art
Mulham Mohamed Hidel, 2018
It’s Not Hard
“You can change your life for the better despite the difficult circumstances you face.” (quote from filmmaker)
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Gema Luque, Marta Girón, Rocío García, 2014
Seville pays homage to Clara Campoamor
If statues make people and historical facts visible and, at the same time, constructs our memory, what conclusions can we draw from direct experience with the statue of Clara Campoamor in Seville?
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Vlad Ilicevici, Andrei Tanase, 2012
Kings of the Castle
A short film about children who play, chase each other, guide tourists and fly kites in a ruined castle in Ankara.
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Tamocho / Chez Nous, 2012
RTW
Short documentary film about three 15-year-old boys honouring a friend who died.
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Alzbeta Svitkova, 2012
Look
“This video is on how different everyone sees the world.”
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Elisabet Ericson, 2012
Outlook
Animation about a girl losing her mind
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Hadjara Karamoko-Mercy / Chez Nous, 2012
There Are Two of Them
A girl talks about her two mothers.
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Rosie Roberts, 2012
Watcher
A girl shares her fears of being stalked
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Georgia Iacovou, 2012
Day Dreaming
oOe girl’s lucid thoughts
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Vieru Dan Iulian, 2012
Never Stop Dreaming
"My dream accomplished, and I'm still dreaming."
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Tony Longe, 2012
Life Without Art
A boy from Kennington, London recites a poem about art and mixes it with footage of his local area
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Francisco Ortega, 2012
Dream of Reason
After knowing the date for the delivery of his next work, an artist decides to find inspiration in a precursor cinema apparatus rather than in the art world.
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Cinemafia Video Label / Ioanna Petkova, Plamen Todorov, Gloria Petkova, Milen Radev, Simon Todorov, 2012
Pop-folk Land
Two children play out a scene between a big shot music agent and an aspiring lipsticked performer.
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Nikita Sutyrin, 2012
The Lenin Code
More than 300 monuments to Lenin still remain in Eastern Europe and ex-USSR.
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Dusan Lazic, 2012
Got Up Early
A look at how brands, signs and symbols proliferate everyday life.
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Nervan Talha, 2012
Enough
A girl isn't allowed to read a book or listen to music.
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Eva Lajtmanova, 2012
Understood
Show your tongue
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Kristina Bozurska, 2012
Polyptych
"In the era of postmodern living it is hard to escape the influences from the modern and find your identity as an artist."
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Ahang Bashi, 2012
My Name is Ahang
Ahang reflects about her hybrid Swedish-Iranian cultural identity.
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Izzie Titberidze, 2012
Underground
Being wrapped in reality
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Eos Karlsson, 2012
Night Acrobatics
Teenagers aspirations and free running
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Ties Linders, 2012
90 Grad
Free running in the public space
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Tadas Vidmantas, 2012
A Man Without Face
Lithuanian-born Tadas Vidmantas (1985) gives a reflective view of what is and what could be our future.
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Miguel Delgado, 2012
The Beginning
You can change the world starting within your neighbourhood, your friends, your family, etc... violence is not necessary.
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Robertas Nevecka, 2012
Kuleshovas
A kid reacts to something in some unusual way. And animations, running on a wall beside him, shows the reasons for those reactions and tells a story about this kid.
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Arturo Comas, 2012
Concert for Toys
A surreal concert for a crowd of dolls.
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Hanna Sauchanka, Žiga Divjak, Aliaksandra Ihnatovich, Andrey Garan, Katarina Rešek, Marko Lavrin, Matic Drakulić, 2012
Save It for the Morning After
Our collective attempt to mix documentary and experimental forms in representing different peoples dreaming experience.
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Gamze Akan, Ilgın Aksoy, Sengul Moral, 2011
One of Us
People of Eskisehir in Turkey talk about a statue, creating stories around it.
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Gary McQuiggin, 2011
Garden City
Garden City is a video poem drawing on documentary, psychogeography and landscape art.
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Akile Nazli Kaya, 2011
Enclosure
“The depiction of a nightmare caused by religious fanaticism”
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Rafał Andrzej Głombiowski, 2011
Without Spectator
Piotr is a young artist who conducts a dialogue with an invisible spectator as he searches for inspiration. The only witness is the camera.
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Sinan Altun, Ihsan Cakir, Celil Kankaya, Rahime Gunkaya, 2010
CritiSymbolism
A critical perspective on the objectification and commercialization of Canakkale's history.
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Iwo Kondefer, 2010
Public Space Jewellery
The “city jewellery” isn't easy to find. It's also illegal.
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Farah Rahman, 2009
Wabi - seeing beauty in imperfection
Three objects, three owners and their stories about emotional attachment.
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Luis Duran, 2009
Snail
A boy projects his feelings onto a snail
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Marie-Jo Cima / Chez Nous, 2009
Silence Is the Crime
Poetry rap about the death of a young man in Paris.
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Tomasz Dubiel, 2009
Masecki
Beethoven composed his last pieces when he was already deaf. Marcin Masecki, young Polish pianist, shows how it could have happened.
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Kuba Kossak, 2009
SzaZa "bardo gimnastique"
Leszek Bzdyl is a Polish dancer and choreographer. SzaZa stands for Paweł Szamburski and Patryk Zakrocki - two young talented Warsaw based musicians. The movie is a recording of an artistic encounter of those three.
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Aram Zatikyan / Manana Youth Films, 2006
City Landscape
This film highlights the problem of rubbish in an Armenian town.
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Bruno Jäntti, 2006
The Candidates
Short political stated video
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Laura Desai, 2006
How To Meet Strangers
"My name is Laura, what's your name?"
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