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A family life begins... A life, filmed on a daily basis, a way of wanting to fix events, to stop time, to remember happy moments in the manner of a family film. It is a non-chronological, fragmented video diary. From the
Fragments from Brussels, about the flow of the city, A cinema, A body, A film, and a wind that blows through the town. The film is a Schizomentry experience that blends real stories and fiction. After all, where is the b
Kali, seeking solitude and a fresh start, escapes to an abandoned cabin in the woods. Surrounded by silence and shadows, she encounters unsettling echoes of her past and questions her own identity, leading her down a pat
The story of a man who missed his flight, and the next one also fell overnight and that he would not fall asleep, peers with all his might into the reality surrounding him.
Walter Benjamin is one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century, yet his work is relatively unknown to many. One Way Street is both an exposition of Benjamin’s ideas and a search for Benjamin the man in locat
Observations of deserted landscapes, a busy city, a zoo, a suburb and a cemetery together evoke an image of America.
A couple are picked to test a new government scheme.
María de los Ángeles (Marita) Verón lived in Tucumán, Argentina. She came from a middle class family, she was another girl in the Tucuman society. On April 3, 2002, she was abducted in the corner of her house. Three days
Self-loathe and hate permeate the stories of a man driving a car, a couple bickering and a woman full of regrets.
A video essay by critic and filmmaker David Cairns examining Roger Corman’s adaptation of 'The Fall of the House of Usher' in relation to Poe’s story.
Following a traumatic accident, Miguel is left in a fractured psychological state where memory, perception, and imagination begin to overlap. As fragmented recollections surface-anchored by emotionally significant moment
A poetic quartet on contemporary Philippine realities.
After a car accident, a young psychologist is forced to stay at her parents' house under the care of her little sister until she recovers.
In Las Marimacha Fragments Lourdes Figueroa’s sublime love-letter-like poem is voiced by her and coupled with Peggy Peralta’s splendorous visual array of lived moments from their 15-plus years together, mixed with citysc
Young anti-establishment artists and art students with experiences and observations of life under communism.
An attempt to make a thriller film, gives birth to a fragmentary work that evokes this genre's atmospheres in its essence. The lack of a substantial plot and the absence of sound amplify the mystery, inducing the viewer'
Having abandoned her child at birth, Zinaida, after many years of living in prosperity and joy, decided to find her own child and thereby find a true heir to her property, which her lover had set his eyes on.
Consists of a series of glimpses from the life of a Gabi, a Romanian mother adrift in a rootless urban landscape. The film follows her for nearly two days as she tries to free herself from her surroundings.