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The film is the investigation that the director leads on his little pink plastic pony, received on his 6th birthday. He goes in search of the slightest clue to try to find out if this little pony, which he had nicknamed Peach, was really meant for him. Through his encounters, he discovers the codes and stereotypes in force in the world of toys and evokes, beyond the clichés with which he was associated, what Peach really represented for him. Peach was not a simple figurine to be styled. He had become a real confidant to whom he confided his budding desires for boys and his growing questions about the norm of love.

Montage from Tiantan, Beijing.

Directed by Anne Vieux

A very unique artist who specializes in paper mache art, Armenian artist Susanna Mkrtchyan is admired not only for her artistic talent but for the active role which she plays in the lives of people in her local community of Gyumri, a city which is located in Northwestern Armenia. A soft and gentle reflection upon a woman who has led a life dedicated to art and to others.

Directed by Lia

A slideshow of abandoned spaces carries along the story of two girls who mysteriously turn up on the shores of a pre-apocalyptic paradise. Factual texts drawn from the Madrid Peace Accords to the CIA World Factbook are weaved into a fictional narrative that unfolds the story of a massacre.

Bits features diverse short stories, some are meeting for the first time, others are rethinking their relationships. Filmed in four countries, in multiple different settings, Bits will have something for everyone.

One day, two cats come across a baby bird on the road. The cats decide to save the bird who has chosen a dangerous way to live.

A biography of Marlene Dietrich

Images of endlessly increasing cities, growing, constantly transforming, seeking the hidden meanings in momentary, fragmentary details.

Ditchwork uses intimate physicality, folk-tale themes, and lush imagery to imaginatively fill in the blanks of a family history that is, like every history, both deeply known and unfathomably mysterious.

そのとき takes inspiration from the work of Kon Wajiro, an architect, ethnologist and sociologist who created detailed sketches of everyday life on the streets of Tokyo in the 1920s. Shot in Aomori City, Japan in the depths of winter, そのとき captures individuals' recurring movements through the streets as they play out before a static camera.

3:50 (2012)

Javier feels an existential emptiness after watching the last episode of Lost. Little by little, a strange force pushes him further into a voyage of self-discovery. What starts as a game, could end up as a game.

Early 1900s, Robert Musil invites Freud to summon the ghost of Franz Mesmer, discoverer of animal magnetism and forefather of hypnosis. Musil told Freud about a series of dreams, in which a talking flea foretold of impending catastrophes all over Europe, which he wanted to question Mesmer about. It is said that Mesmer obligingly appeared & spoke in a repetitive & oblique manner which was transcribed by Freud in several scraps of paper & hidden separately in a series of objects that would end up in the collections of three Viennese museums. Legend has it that he who could piece together the text would find instructions for the assembly of a film. We visited these museums &, unable to break away the objects from their glass prisons, have made an attempt to reconstruct the film, hoping that the magnetic force inside the objects would transfer to the film’s silver halide crystals, therefore allowing us to make sense of the single written testimony leftover from the séance.

A three-dimensional sequence is generated from raw data. The rendered sequence is projected onto the original scene in the program, rendered again, and projected once again as a shadow map. In this final step, the rendered image is also applied as a texture on the objects in the scene. This repetition produces superimpositions of light, shadow, structure, and perspective, which leads to doubling, deviations, errors, and erasures at various levels, which in turn, feed into the process as aesthetic information. The result is a clouding of the three-dimensionality, an imaginary, unstable, fleeting space, which through continual change steadily constructs, and simultaneously deconstructs new definitions of its components.

Ellis, Fay and Freddie are a group of close friends entering the final stages of college. Fay and Freddie are together in a relationship but tension soon starts to build between them all as Ellis' true feelings come to fruition. The core themes in this short film is a coming of age, a coming out story and how obsession and being besotted with someone can drive a person to extreme emotion. The short is also about lack of communication between friends and lovers. Overall the narrative is based from Ellis' point-of-view, the audience follows him and his false idea of love and wanting to be with his best friend Freddie.

Why Does the Wind Blow has been reconstituted from instructional 16mm films collected by the director from film archives. It presents a sensational experience through the juxtaposition of visualized movement of physical objects and the cinematic creation of time.

Grace came to Israel from the Philippines 20 years ago in search of work. Here she met and married an Israeli, and had three sons. After her divorce, she began to rediscover her sexuality finds herself torn between her love for a woman who returned to the Philippines, and her children's desire to be Israeli and serve in the IDF.

Elias is a young promiscuous gay male living in the heart of San Francisco. His regular round abouts on the internet has brought him to his next sex partner, Adam, who is an older married man. The two hit it off well and their time together becomes sexually driven and filled with chemistry.

Two boys spend a life-changing night exploring the streets of Hong Kong, and one another.

The diary of a couple of women confronted with their desire for children. Sandrine is 34 years old and she does not want to wait any longer to be a mother. Florence, her partner, never really considered carrying and having a child.

Discouraged as teenagers by the macho world of sports, a group of transplanted gay men in San Francisco discovers much more than a soccer team: extended family, political refuge, romance and surprising revelations about themselves.