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Windows negro

Atra Fenestras 

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Paula Céspedes Sánchez

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Atra Fenestras is an experimental short film in Stop Motion, which invites to awaken a wide visual, visceral and sensorial experience in an exploration of possible “own” or “alien” entrails that are in an intense and constant transformation. A raw and vivid immersion operation of movements, towards a distant and unexplored interior.

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Lo Inaudito 

The Unheard 

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Valeria Vicente

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“The sound of the moon orbiting”…”The sound of light when it bends”… The unheard of. The memory of the finite, an experimental video that confronts us with the melancholy of confinement and obsolescence, which feels like programmed, from day to day, the coexistence with one’s own space, the passing of days, the move, the calm, the slow. The stoicism in the architecture of a stopped city and the deterioration of the memories that is built under the concept of glitch and feedback in both portals; visual and auditory that seeks to take the viewer through a journey of what only already exists in the corrupt memory by its bearing, misinterpreted stimuli in a hostile and ruthless digital environment for the romantic human. Directed, photographed and assembled by Valeria Vicente with the music and sound design of Paulina Olea.

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ADENTRO DE LA TIERRA

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Katalin Egely

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The three symbolic animals of the Andean cosmovision guide us through the three worlds, three mental states. Both visually and musically, it blends ancient and contemporary in one fabric to create something current.

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Bass Seqences

Bass Sequences

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Paul Polze

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“Bass Sequences” is an experimental film that plays with bass, matriality and audio terminology. In this film, various parts are representative of the audiovisiological visualization of a sound collage consisting of deep bass frequencies. It is a project where the main idea was to create a film only with bass sounds and abstract visualizations for those sounds. Good bass speakers or headphones are recommended.

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Pleuma

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Francisco Álvarez Ríos

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Fluorescent, oxidized and liquid visions of anonymous bodies traverse an unknown dimension through optical pulsations; insistent flickering in the sea of consciousness. Pleuma is an exercise on the digital intervention of family films in S8mm format.

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Entropía

Entropy

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Juan Sebastian Sisa Archila

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Humanity has a margin of a thousand years before self-destructing at the hands of its scientific and technological advances, to survive as a species we must travel to the stars or become extinct.

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Entreacto

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Mario Jara

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“Maria is a happy girl. His life passes quietly between dance and his family, but an accident takes him out of his routine and forces him to redirect his life. María’s story is a pretext to re-envision the artistic avant-gardes of the early twentieth century, the name of the short film (Intermission) refers to Entr’acte, by Rener Clair and Erick Satie. The idea is to propose a specific way for the cinematographic narrative, where the ellipsis is the key and the incomplete image the vehicle of the story. It should not be forgotten that movement in the cinema is an illusion conceived by retinal persistence. As Deluce said: movement is always born behind our backs. So movement in cinema is a fantasy. Cinema is fantasy. The cinema is based on this deception of our senses, so that the forms must remain in line with this principle. Thus, ellipsis is the tool most consistent with this maxim. The narrative leap that ellipsis causes is completed by our brain, just as the movement that arises between frames is perpetrated by our mind. The image must also follow this principle, it must force us to imagine, to fill in spaces and ideas. It is based on this point that we propose the incomplete image as the specific form of our project.”

10.

Digital Love (remix)

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Raphaël Languillat + lovemusic

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A neonwave audiovisual poem about love, desire and death bringing together an ambient remix of Daft Punk’s Digital Love with fragments of William Shakespeare’s erotic poem Venus and Adonis.

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Who Knows What Buried Log

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Brandon Wilson

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“I am the flower of who knows what buried log that to be alive creates children up from the dark womb of the earth” —Antonia Pozzi (1912-1938). Who Knows What Buried Log is a film concerned with memory and ancestry, transformation and loss, internal landscapes and the passage of time. Images of nature, interiors of houses and family photo albums arrive alone or in layers, continually appearing, interacting and retreating.

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En el momento en que digo que estoy aquí ahora, ahora ya no es más [Parte I]

The moment i say i’m here now it’s not now anymore [part I]

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Maria Santodomingo

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Time limits the experience of the real through the symbolic order, by making it comprehensible within the illusion of unity. An idea of organizing reality is established: everything changes in a linear way: past, present and future. But, always giving ontological relevance to the present as the real. Indeed, something can be real and then not be (within the symbolic order) because time exists. How can this gap be invisible for the subjectivity?

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Jardim

Garden

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Matias Borgström

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From the creation of a universe composed of several real and modifiable environments, the author seeks to reconcile, poetically and experimentally, his routine of confinement with life in his garden, previously invisible to his gaze. Distancing the light bulb directed at the human being to also illuminate its environment, “Jardim” represents the encounter of two dimensions that cohabit in the same space.

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Floresta Espírito

Spirit Forest

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Clara Chroma

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A shamanic trip through the entrails of the atlantic forest.