1.

Escafandra

Aqualung

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Mariana Jiménez Vélez y Nelson Mauricio Vásquez Gómez

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There is something that stands between human beings and the world in which they live, Is it a mirror or a window? It’s a diving dress encapsulating thought. Through it, he or she returns to the places of the past, but which now belong to memory. -There- try again, but just never get anywhere -There-. Places were no longer the same and the images left from memory, were encapsulated within the diving suit forever; at that time and in that space.

2.

Diluido

Diluted

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Isabella Londoño

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“Diluted presents the meeting of daytime activity bathing dreaming nocturnal activity. From the photographic archive of the author,she proposes an interpretation of the space of the bathroom casting in it the dream thought structure through the encounter with water and darkness. The causal sense of daytime is diluted in the watery shower experience where the presentation of textures, landscapes and objects are placed loose, ungraspable -liquid- and evocative manner.

In Diluted converge, from one side, a linear narrative description of the entering the shower, and from the other, a group of non-sequential images that are displayed through broadcasts -or dilutions- of progressive opacity. This confluence, crossed by an aquatic environment that alters the scale of spaces, enables the convergence of the structure of thought during the vigil that happens during sleep.

The work was made from the digital assembly of analog photography. It was collected photographic archive material that was digitally scanned and assembled. The sound composition is also digital.”

3.

My Echo, My Shadow, and Me

Mi eco, mi sobra y yo

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Roger Deutsch

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“Hour by hour the ancient face of repeated
Beings changes, and hour by hour,
Thinking, we get older.
Everything passes, unknown, and the knower
Who remains knows he knows not.
But nothing, Aware or unaware, returns.
Equals, therefore, of what isn’t our equal,
Let us preserve, in the heat we remember,
The flame of the spent hour.

Ricardo Reis (Fernando Pessoa)”

5.

Kada se probudim

When I wake up

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Goran Nježić

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“When I wake up” is a collection of melancholic dream fragments. The movie was made in an attempt to bypass the usual process of producing a movie. It was shot by the director and the actress during the 2020 quarantine using a phone which made shooting and working as a duo under all the limitations of isolation possible and much less complicated.

6.

Synchronicity

Sincronicidad

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Michelle Brand

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People come, people go – Yet everyone is moving in the same direction. We all are sharing something that we are unaware of, creating one big picture we are unable to see. The film explores the idea of how everyone is connected in a way we may not realise. By sharing time, space and movement, we overlap and create a bigger picture.

7.

Soy

I am

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Daniela Goto Uehara

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Short documentary made from family archive material, comprising an intimate look at the childhoodof the director, reflecting on the body, identity and sense of (in) visibility. Adaptation of the poem “The Flounder” by José Watanabe.

9.

Día 420 Cuarentena 2020

Day 420 Quarantine 2020

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Germán Marín – Jessica Cruz

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The world shrinks increasingly. Images of life are nothing more than a photographic file. A recount of what once was and that it will never be the same.

10.

Etéreo

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Brenda Joana Arreola Hernandez

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Audiovisual representation of the mind from a personal vision.

11.

Mare

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Guille Vázquez

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A young woman seeks out someone who has entered her house when she is between sleep and vigil. Based on Henry Fuseli’s painting ‘The Nightmare’, ‘Mare’ depicts a sleep paralysis as explained by the incubus myth.