Playground
A Berlinale award nominated short feature.
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A Berlinale award nominated short feature.
The days in the hospital are boring, the monotony only interrupted by parents’ visits. Listlessly, the girl lies in bed, staring out of the window for hours. But one day she gets a very special present. She slowly recove
A collage of colors and shapes intersect and flow - from Mirai Mizue,
In a whimsical micro-world hidden among vibrant leaves and sprawling plants, a charming herbivore family transform everyday greenery into extraordinary playthings. Through a series of playful and heartwarming vignettes,
'A' plays
A six year old girl’s adventure at an adult night club where her mother works.
At one side, a straight couple sits on a bench, next to them is a baby cart. At the other side sits on a bench a gay couple with a baby cart. Which family is better?
A boundary-blurring journey through the subconscious, this surrealist animation fuses two distinct artistic visions into a single fever dream. Matej Longauer’s hallucinatory time-lapse visions with Richard Dömös’s intima
A film by Robert Vickrey.
About children in New York's poorer neighborhoods and is based on their own comments. The children reflect on people, violence and pollution. We get to follow some of them at a summer camp.
In PLAYGROUND, the inherent motions of the objects are expanded to be seen along with occasional children as subject. Only credits should maybe be one to City of Chicago for design and building of this playground-but tha
A short story set near the local playground
A life of creativity in a day spent with a five-year-old girl in a low-income family in Barbados.
It is a black and white silent short film showing a moment from a spring day during which a boy and a girl are playing football near a playground, a lady walking to the right, two girls walking to the left, and a group o
In the fall of 2022, in the midnight rain at the February 28th Peace Park, 'I' met a strange man who told me that he often came to play at midnight, and in the fall of 1954, in the midnight rain at the New Park in Taipei
Out of nowhere, a homeless Tae-sung shows up and sets up his so-called house in an apartment’s playground. The playground is not only for children but also for neighbors who come and go to share their stories. Tae-sung o