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High Emotions
In Sandra Schießl's animated short film, a rabbit wakes up in a kitchen bowl and falls in love with the wrong man, and in vane tries to warm his heart of stone.
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Journey of a Pawn
Indian short film – the visualization of the poem Ek Mohra Ka Safar (Journey of a Pawn) by Mr. Javed Akhtar, exploring the cost of victory though a chess piece, the pawn, and the change of power status when reaching the opposite side of the board.
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Miss Kicki
Una madre soltera trata de redescubrir la diversión de la vida llevándose a su hijo gay de viaje por el mundo. El director suizo Håkon Liu propone un drama multicultural lleno de aventura, arrepentimiento, y oportunidades perdidas.
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The Colour of Olives
Spain/Palestine, 97 min.
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This documentary by Daoud Sarhandi tells of a Palestinian family in the West Bank and how their daily lives are dominated by electrified fences, locks and armed soldiers.
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The Case Of The Foreign Body
An SS uniform and an Adidas training jacket, unique and yet interchangeable? Both serve as symbols for Jan Eichberg's autobiographical reflection of himself and the Nazi past of his grandfather.
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The Booth of Fortune
A Polish Short documentary about a world of change. The city has no space for a small lottery kiosk. The demolition means the end of a relationship between the seller his regular customers. Directed by Lesław Dobrucki, produced by Wajda Studio.
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Gate #5
Simon El Habre's documentary, a follow up to “One Man Village” is a study of the bygone days of the once bustling port of Beirut. Through eloquent descriptions of former truck drivers, El Habre presents The Lebanon of the 1960s to the present day.
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Beauty School
Disfigurement - Adam Grant Warren's short film drama tackles the subject of how we see ourselves and how others see us. What makes a person beautiful? “Everybody feels disfigured in some way” - writer David Roche was born with disfigurement.
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Frida Kahlo's Corset
Liz Crow's short experimental drama follows the life of Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo, who wore orthopedic corsets because of impairment. The film draws on Kahlo’s own words, refuting the picture of her life as one of tragedy and suffering.
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Baghdad Taxi
El director Frédéric Tonolli viaja en taxi por Iraq poco después de la retirada de las tropas americanas. Durante todo el camino, los diferentes pasajeros que se van subiendo al taxi hablan sobre sus vidas cotidianas, sus miedos y esperanzas de futuro.
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Mammal
Astrid Rieger's short film drama uses mythological imagery combined with a surprising narrative to symbolism an unsettling relationship between a mother and her son.
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Before Boiling
Why do people self harm, self-mutilate and pity themselves? This is the question raised in Marcus Janke's short film. The director treats the subject seriously but with a good dose of humor.
