S The Wolf
A man recounts his capillary peregrinations through his adolescence – from the barber’s trauma to his first love to the loss of his hair and eventually his father. Through this, we see a construction of a masculinity in the making.
A man recounts his capillary peregrinations through his adolescence – from the barber’s trauma to his first love to the loss of his hair and eventually his father. Through this, we see a construction of a masculinity in the making.
The ocean is paradise for Fran the shrimp. Her deadly claws take whatever they desire. For the blind fish Milva, it’s a daily fight to survive. Fran sees her as beautiful and wants her to see the ocean in the same way. Can they overcome their differences?
You are trying to enjoy a quiet pint in the pub but a patron and his son seemingly have a problem with your demeanour.
Arachne, the masterful weaver, spun tales of the gods’ misdeeds. But for weaving the truth, she was met with divine wrath, cruel and unrelenting.
A sculptor with Alzheimer’s goes on a self-healing voyage on the river Lethe after his death, experiencing a cycle of remembering and forgetting as he seeks the memories of himself and his daughter.
In this experimental animated film, a woman explores the layers of her own body and inner world.Through a symbolic depiction of separation and reconnection with herself, the film examines thedynamics of roughness and tenderness in self-perception. An intimate journey that delves intothe complexity of self-acceptance and inner harmony.
Welcome to a place where the houses have holes, tomatoes are ticking time bombs and snails wander the streets in search of a safe space. In Paradaïz, Sarajevo-born artist Matea Radic uses absurdist animation, archival images and her own slippery childhood memories to explore the real meaning of home.