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"The Blue Hour remains as a work of meditation rather than the previous ones like An Act of Resilience who observe the process of wanderings and how time and space collapse under the remains of a new geography, a motion over stillness of life. A film trying to maintain the concrete to the spiritual, the light and the darkness, the resistance over indifference, this is rather a work of reflections and how much our lives aren't the same as we were before the mirrors gives us a strange world of movement and dynamics with objects and performers."
The continuation of a life diary, positioning personal joy, loss, and spiritual turmoil within the macro-rhythms of nature.
The city is full of holes. The visible ones and the invisible ones, the recent ones and the old ones. Amidst an apparition, a chase and an encounter, someone tries to find what is missing.
Four Skaters Skate
Alex, an employee at a failing high school, finds Hugo the Dragon. Hugo loves children and he loves making them happy. However, Hugo may be hiding a dark secret.
A young woman, over a series of nights, deals with the fallout of her girlfriend contracting a behaviour-altering disease.
You can buy people's clothes and their baggage.
Tasked with organising a four-day stag weekend in Budapest, Daniel brings together groom-to-be Henry and 16 of his closest friends and family for a weekend of chaos, drinking and questionable decisions. But beyond the madness lies a portrait of Henry’s life, told through the people who know him best.
Converted into a non-human character the protagonist enters a digital space. A territory that is being constantly reshaped and avatars imposed upon the players. Using video game imagery, the film examines the similarities between events in the Balkan corridor and the logic of video game worlds. It explores how certain groups are perceived through virtual environments and dangerous analogies.
Using archival clips of the band who defined the filmmaker's teenage years, this film is a meditation on the loss of youthful ambition and the unsettling feeling of becoming someone you never imagined you would be.
An energised showcase of Yolngu culture, language + community, Dunganda Street Sounds brought together musicians living on + around Dunganda Crescent in Ramingining. With visual direction shaped by Jason Durrurranga + Michael Dawu, this proto-YouTube music video anthology sees boss men from Waak Waak Djungi guiding the next generations. Widely known across north-east Arnhem Land via its independent CD release, its film counterpart has rarely been seen in the years since + is shared here from project coordinator Allen Murphy’s digital archive.
Retired Twitter troll and tax-paying comedian Serdar Nalçakar takes the stage for his solo stand-up show I've Turned Out All Right, tackling everything from social media misadventures and family dynamics to his days in Sweden and clashes with tribal traditions, all with his distinctive sense of humor.
A man is gifted a mysterious mask that causes him to lose his mind.
A creature searches for its identity in a strange castle.
A horror short film made by Soulular.
A dystopian fetish agency stages ritualized domination sessions where religious iconography, demonology, and latex bodies merge into a choreography of controlled erotic power.
The director’s footage and that of his mother flow together. Full of doll faces and flowers, her film archive throws up questions. She says, “Film your own reality!” Sounds great, but how?