Tired of city life and in search of adventure, my friend Fraser and I left London on two motorcycles with a plan to drive to Budapest and back. We wanted to leave technology behind, to wild camp, cook our own food, reconnect with others and importantly ourselves. The journey took two months, crossed 10 countries and covered a distance of over 10,000km. This personal film shot on 16mm documents our motorcycle journey into the wild. Shot and Directed by Jack Harries & Fraser Rigg Edit by Jack Harries Sound Mix and Design by Sashko Micevski Music is Corn by Nils Frahm Lab Services by Kodak Labs London Shot on 16mm film in France, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, The Netherlands. With special thanks to Michael Ho, Dieter Deswarte, and Dylan Hewitt The Book For the past two years, we’ve been working with the Stanley James Press on designing the Headed East book. 100 pages of 35mm photos, 16mm film scans, journal entries from the road and a pull-out map. We are self-publishing a limited selection of copies. If you’d like to support the project the ‘Headed East;’ book and prints are available in the store. http://bit.ly/2J1F2fC

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One minute film I made at the first year in La Poudrière, about my personal experience with the french language.

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-SYNOPSIS- The visual world rests on interviews, the sound of which follows through the film as a narrative. We follow the story of five immigrants in Budapest, two of whom still lives here as refugees. We touch upon various levels of their refugee life from the banal to the very severe. In economic theory random walk means that stock market prices cannot be predicted. thus, each time, the price had a fifty-fifty chance of closing higher or lower than the previous day. -FESTIVAL APPEREANCES- 2016 / 2nd Hungarian Film Week - official selection Mediawave Film & Music Festival - official selection FESA / Festival of European Student Animation - panorama program BuSho / The Budapest Short International Film Festival - panorama program Fantoche International Animation Film Festival - panorama program GRAFIXX Festival Antwerpen - panorama program 23rd International Animated Film Festival KROK - official selection KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival - official selection 3rd edition of FICAE - Diseases International Short Filmand Art Festival - official selection MONSTRA’s International Student Short Films Competition - official selection 10th edition of the Pentedattilo Film Festival - official selection LOCOMOCIÓN Festival - official selection Primanima Festival, Hungary - official selection 10th Tehran International Animation Festival (TIAF) - official selection 2017/ ANIMA Festival - official selection „New East Cinema – East Life, Animated”, Calvert 22 Galery - exhibition program 13th Kecskemét Animation Film Festival! - official selection Human Rights Festival Zurich - official selection -CREDITS- RENDEZŐ / DIRECTED BY Borbála Tompa PRODUCER / PRODUCED BY József Fülöp TÉMAVEZETŐ / SUPERVISOR Tibor Bánóczki ANIMÁCIÓ / ANIMATION Csaba Zabos Zoltán Koska Olivér Hegyi Balázs Rónyai Judit Orosz Fanni Németi Anita Kühnel Szabó György Lovász Júlia Farkas Anna Katalin Lovrity Soma Sebesvári Borbála Tompa SZÍNEZÉS / COLORING Anna Tőkés Éva Darabos Fanni Szilvási Judit Orosz Anita Kühnel Szabó Olivér Hegyi Csaba Zabos Júlia Farkas Anna Katalin Lovrity Borbála Tompa FIGURATERVEK / CHARACTER DESIGN Borbála Tompa HÁTTÉRTERVEZŐ / BACKGROUND DESIGN Borbála Tompa HÁTTÉRLAYOUT / BG LAYOUT Borbála Tompa FIGURA LAYOUT / CHARACTER LAYOUT Borbála Tompa KOMPOZITOR / COMPOSITING Balázs Fekti Bálint Gelley VÁGÓ / EDITOR Judit Czakó ZENESZERZŐ / ORIGINAL MUSIC BY Bálint Szabó HANG UTÓMUNKA / SOUND POST-PRODUCTION László Zizics Gergely Buttinger FORGATÓKÖNYVÍRÓ / SCRIPT Zsófia Ruttkay Borbála Tompa SZÖVEGFELDOLGOZÁS / TEXT EDITING Borbála Tompa INTERJÚ KÉSZÍTŐ / LEADER INTERVIEWER Lucia Udvardyova GYÁRTÁSVEZETŐK / PRODUCTIONS MANAGERS Krisztina Holló Leleszi Orsolya Sipos KREATÍV ASSZISZTENS / CREATIVE ASSISTANCE OF Júlia Farkas SZEREPLŐK / CAST Omer Fartun Tehila Aref Claudio KONZULENSEK / CONCEPT CONSULTANTS Tibor Bánóczki Judit Czakó Réka Gacs Rita Domonyi EGYÜTTMŰKÖDÉSBEN / IN COOPERATION WITH Migrant Solidarity Group Hungary ARTEMISSIO foundation -ABOUT THE DIRECTOR- Borbála Tompa is a Budapest based animation filmmaker and illustrator, born in 1986 Budapest, Hungary. 2007-2015 she gained his animation BA and MA degree at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest. After she graduated at MOME she have been working as a freelance animation director and designer. She’ve been working in many children shorts and series, and to clients as TED-Ed and The School Of Life. She was the member the Animation Sans Frontières program in 2017-2018.

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A short film about quitting by Matthew Frost starring Makenzie Davis ‘BOOMERANG’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2H3uU4b

Licensing inquiries: armand.dijcks@gmail.com Photographer Ray Collins captures the magic that happens at the intersection of water and light. Each shot in this film was created from a single one of Ray’s original photos. The stills are transformed into cinemagraphs - a hybrid between photo and video - an infinite loop that makes a single moment last forever. The original soundtrack was created by two very talented musicians, André Heuvelman on trumpet and Jeroen van Vliet on piano. You can see the original cinemagraphs here - http://bit.ly/2pTH0rx Ray’s images - http://bit.ly/2pUXvBC You may also enjoy our previous collaboration, The Infinite Now - http://bit.ly/2sgTB8y

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Every spring the summit of Mount Everest draws people from around the world. But in its shadow live the Sherpa, a resilient, religious people, who, despite the riches surrounding the highest peak on earth, are still quite poor and uneducated. A child of the Khumbu, Apa Sherpa climbed Everest 21 times. Pulled away at the age of 12 to work as a high altitude porter, like so many others, he would leave his family for months, risking his life on the mountain. Through his work at the Apa Sherpa Foundation, he aims to create a different future for his people. As Apa says, “without education we have no choice.” In order of appearance: Pemba Sherpa, Apa Sherpa, Mingma Sherpa Producer: Malcolm Sangster Director: Eric Crosland DP: Leo Horn Cinematography: Eric Crosland, Erik Pütsep Drone / Camera Assist: Clay Mitchell Editor: Jay Macmillan Visual Effects: Jeremy Kenning Written by: Mitchell Scott, Jay Macmillan, Malcolm Sangster Associate Producers: Dave Mossop, Mitchell Scott, Jerry Mika Additional Cinematography: Everest Media Productions, Stranger Than Fiction Films, Renan Ozturk, Ralf Dujmovits Post Production Supervisor: Tim Symes Colorist: Eric Rosen Sound Design & Mix: Jeff Yellen Location Sound: Steve Henderson Production Manager: Roland Eksteins Still Photography: Paul Arthur Lockhart Executive Producers: Magnus Welander, Tina Liselius, Erik Pütsep Narrated by: Apa Sherpa Custom Score by: Jacob Yoffee jacobyoffeemusic.com Special thanks to the Apa Sherpa Foundation (apasherpafoundation.org) and Thule (thule.com)

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Not all weddings are about marrying a prince. This documentary tells the story of four special weddings around the world from the point of view of the bride. Featuring a British woman unsure of the future, a soldier discharged from Iraq, a high society Indian wedding and a rural Romanian celebration, this is what really happens behind the scenes on the wedding day. Key credits Director: Matt Houghton Producers: David French and Alice Lewis Director of Photography: James Blann Editor: Ben Canny Executive producers for the Guardian: Charlie Phillips, Lindsay Poulton Executive Producer for Pi Studios: Ravi Amaratunga Hitchcock

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I am Nick, a freelance photographer. In the past 10 years I‘ve been travelling and photographing around the world. What I realized, though, was that I had gradually stopped seeking new destinations. I found a place that offered me a sense of stability and warmth where my inspiration and creativity amplified. Nature in all its’ forms was still surrounding me: Snowy landscapes, deep canyons, lakes and rivers, vast forests and of course the sea. In the end, I think I found my destination, a place that has nurtured me, and has always been so close to me. That makes me feel home! —– Produced and directed - Nick Kontostavlakis Editing - FKY http://bit.ly/2GYC2ik Cinematography - Nick Kontostavlakis & Antonis Kitsikis Text - Cheryl Rock Voice - Dimitris Kaplanis Camera - Antonis Kitsikis Time-lapse - Nick Kontostavlakis & Nikos Pomonis Drone - Nick Kontostavlakis —– Music - Tony Anderson —– Camera Equipment : http://bit.ly/2IPO1Va & http://bit.ly/2sgbpzX —– You can follow me at: Facebook - facebook.com/nickkontostavlakispage Instagram - instagram.com/nickkontostavlakis Website - http://bit.ly/2kvZvyt Google + - plus.google.com/u/0/102206608476266130067 —– Some technical info: Shot mostly with Canon C200 + Angenieux 30-90 EZ 1 DJI Inspire + X5s Nikon Dslrs for timelapse.

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Official video for Meg Myers’ “Numb,” released by 300 Entertainment. Directed by Clara Aranovich Production Company Little Ugly Exec Producers Kimberly Stuckwisch, Carlos Lopez Estrada, Neil Garvey Producer Jimmy Loweree Unit Production Manager Melissa Kyle Director of Photography Niko Weisnet Production Designer Jessica Garrison Choreographer Tess Hewlett Assistant Choreographers Maija Knapp, Ryan Spencer Steadicam Brian Freesh Colorist Kaitlyn Battistelli at ETC Commissioner Steve Gottlieb CAST (in alphabetical order): Kristin Dean Michael Farmer Tamara Gilmore Tim Guest Tess Hewlett Punnavith Koy Maija Knapp Lartise McIntosh John Paul Medrano BK Phillips Jeremy Radin Nancy Santos Beau Smith Ryan Spencer Rebecca Tennison Travis Warner ‘Numb’ available now. Pre-order new album ‘Take Me To The Disco’ available July 20 http://bit.ly/2shQAEm

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Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, California, is the world’s first and largest nonprofit center dedicated to giving artists with disabilities the space to let their talents shine. Since 1974, the center has served hundreds of artists with developmental, mental and physical disabilities who lacked formal education in the arts. The studio helps to provide the tools, the space and the inspiration needed to grow into professional, exhibited artists. Today, artists represented by Creative Growth have been invited to the Venice Biennale, have had their works acquired by MoMA, and remain in high demand among collectors around the world.

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Director: Salomon Ligthelm DoP: Stuart Winecoff Producer: Chris Dodds Production Company: Made By Limbo Productions Talent: Sy Gaskin Production Designer: Madison Hatch 1st Asst Camera: Aaron Snow, Tsyen Shen Steadicam: Ryan Toussieng, Brendan Poutier Key Stunt Rigger: Jamie Northrup Stunt Riggers: Scott Kelly, Anthony Mecca, Ben Rezendes Key Grip: Richard Auth Grip: Aaron Landucci Electric: Zac McQuade Stylist: Miwa Sakulrat Key PA: Ahmed Ashour VFX: Convolv Edit: Jamie Foord, Salomon Ligthelm 16mm Film Processing & Scans: Metropolis Post Special Thanks: Khalid Mohtaseb Jared Knecht AbelCine Monty Diamond

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Director’s Statement: The term “I do what I love to escape” is something that Aaron and myself disagree with. We believe it is quite opposite of that. Our belief being that when you are doing what you love, you are completely tuned in and as close to reality as you can humanly be. It’s like a form of meditation. When Aaron is at the bar, he is tuned out. He is having troubles facing reality but knows exactly what he has to do in order to heal himself. That is where we coined the term Immunity. It is an act of healing. So Aaron leaves the bar and his demons behind in order to find himself, which is through riding his motorcycle. Overall, we had a very strong crew. This was a passion project so I was fortunate to have some very talented people pull some huge favors to help complete this. I couldn’t have done it without a solid team behind me. I would like to give a huge shout out to the boys at WZRD Media and Ryan Sheets from Sheets Studios for believing in me and truly allowing our vision to become a reality. Director/DP: Dylan Wineland Produced By: Dylan Wineland, Aaron McClintock, Connor Barnes Cinematography/Aerial Cinematography: Connor Barnes AC/Grip: Connor Barnes, Jon Riley Color: Aiden Ulrich Music: “Carved In Mayhem” - Luke Antencio “Life (Remastered)” - Solar Fields Supported: WZRD Media, Sheets Studios Rider: Aaron McClintock In Association With Meta Thumbnail Photo: Alex Stohl

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Clinging to a frosty mountain side, a lone climber faces the elements while battling his inner demons. Will he survive? Will he reach the summit? Do you even care even at all even? A film that examines the burning question of our time: when life presents challenges, how will we respond? Created by Alex Deaton & Preston Gibson With generous help from Mark Bartels, Jim Roberson, & Hieu Vu Duc

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After 100 years of progress, AI bots have finally become too human for their own good. A TED Film Starring Rebecca Front and Hugh Skinner Directed by Chris Vernon and Emerald Fennell Written by James Ross Edwards Produced by Mother London

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Animated music video for NxWorries and Stones Throw. Director - Andy Baker & Robin Velghe Illustration: Robin Velghe (Rhymezlikedimez) Animation: Andy Baker Studio From the album ‘Yes Lawd!’ Stones Throw

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If you Google image search “Iraq” looking for photos of anything other than soldiers and war then you’re in for some serious scrolling… Since the spring of 2016 I’ve been traveling back and forth to Iraq working on a longer form doc with Nations Media. The Iraq I’ve come to know and love over the course of these visits is a drastically different place than version of the country I grew up seeing in the news. On my most recent trip I brought a 16mm film camera, one lens and a few cans of film to capture portraits of people I met along the way. Shot on Kodak Super 16mm Special thanks to: All of the wonderful people who were brave enough to let me take their picture Mckinzy Powers Joel Parker Mark Foreman Jeycob Carlson Jacqueline Isaac Robert Samo Metropolis Post @Nations (http://bit.ly/2x8iFUh)

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An intimate look at the human faces of America’s current opioid epidemic. Seen through the eyes of a mother and the lens of a small town. Director / DP: Brandon Lavoie Executive Producers: Brandon Lavoie & Brady Darragh Editor: Brady Darragh Associate Editor: Nicholas An Animators: Casey Drogin & Morgan Gruer Visual Effects: Lucjan Gorczynski Original Music By: Fernando Martinez & Ed Marks Sound Design & Mix: One Thousand Birds Audio Post Producer: Kira MacKnight Post Sound Engineers: Calvin Pia & Torin Geller Color Correction: Irving Harvey Archival Assistant: Jen Ackerman Score Recording Engineer: Kia Eshghi Aerial Cinematography: Max Collins http://bit.ly/2IE9Czz

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A sixteen year old boy with an intense desire for recognition seeks out a vicious criminal to prove his boundless grit. “The Hunger” is an expressive suburban gothic tale which enters the mindset of a teenager and the explores the phenomenon of sensation seeking. A drama series adaptation is currently in development. “The Hunger” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2kjmNHx The Hunger // Gutten er sulten dramaseries is currently in development. Production Company: Maipo Film & Eldorado Film Contact: petter@maipo.no CAST Henrik Dieter Stenholt, Odin Waage, Mikkel Bratt Silset, Anders T. Andersen, Nils Ole Oftebro, Daniel Grinden, Mattis Veine Karterud CREW Writer and Director: Kenneth Karlstad Producer: Petter Onstad Løkke Executive Producers: Synnøve Hørsdal & John Einar Hagen Director of Photography: Pål Ulvik Rokseth Editor: Karsten Meinich & Kenneth Karlstad (co-editor) Production Designer: Mirjam Veske Sound Designers: Johannes Dekko & Inger Elise Holm Acting coach: Maria Grazia Di Meo Costume and Makeup Designer: Rebecca Kilcline Abbott Casting Directors: Thea Hvistendahl & Maria Grazia Di Meo Colorist: Dylan R. Hopkin

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Fuori Tempo Simplicity from Puglia - Italy Filmed handheld. Fuji HX1 - Lenses : Fuji 16mm, 23mm, Color preset : Eterna Music by : Le Nid Aimé https://apple.co/2IIGUJK

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Donate to the Prima Relief Fund PRIMAFUND.ORG Prima is a collective dedicated to sustaining Puerto Rico’s Independent Music Community following Hurricane Maria. ATO Records Song by Alynda Mariposa Segarra Directed by Kristian Mercado Figueroa Aka Kris Merc Starring Mela Murder as Milagros Kareem Savinon as Manuel Amethyst as Baby Linda Introducing Kylie B as Maria Director of Photography Rudolf Costin Editor Michael Reuter EDITBAR Story by Kristian Mercado Figueroa Director Rep Reprobates - Doug Klinger Production BabyPanther EP Andrew Nisinson EP Avtar Khalsa Producer Yanira Figueroa Velázquez Producer Matthew Glueckert Producer Luis E Mendez Assistant Director Tiffany Stephens Story Supervisor Tiffany Stephens Locations Luis Mendez Casting Director Christina Morales Driver Daniel Maldonado Event Organizer Nora Cruz Additional Locations Balois Cora, Emily Iraola, Francheska Figueroa, Maria Justiniano Puerto Rico Prep Felipe Figueroa Jr. DIT Peter Roman Additional Housing Tony Colon Hispanic Federation Jose Chamorro El Nuevo Caribe Democratic Club Raul Reyes Post EDITBAR The Mill Sound Lounge Colorist Josh Bohoskey The Mill NY Art Director Ramona Todoca Type Design Ionut Radulescu Hair and Make Up Paige Campbell PA Alex Mercado Jabreel Shakir Street Casting Dennis Febo Additional Locations Ali, Abel Rentals Kristine Guzman Flug http://bit.ly/2x2efOD Aerial Images Drone Dogs Drone Operator Su-Jeng Sang Drone Gimbal Operator Gilberto Cruz Thanks to Comunidad La Perla Case De Poeta Luis Pales Matos, Guayama Gaby’s Restaurant, Arroyo Residencial Las Margaritas Municipio De Arroyo, Barrio Yaurel Municipio De Maunabo Municipio De Patillas Municipio De San Juan Special Thanks to Jose Enrique Segarra The Community of Spanish Harlem El Barrio NY The City of Newark NJ The Young Lords Party The Figueroa Family Ineabell Figueroa Yanira Figueroa Velázquez Eveny Padilla Juanita Velázquez Jennifer R. Colón Yolanda Figueroa The Sand and Sea Restaurant In Cayey Rey and Irelsa La Perla y su bella gente Yashira en Impactó la Perla con Coco y la comunidad. Don Benny el Frutero Milk Burger & Erik Mayor Filmed on Location, New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico To my Fellow Puerto Rican Directors: Angel Manuel Soto Benoît Gabriel Joel Perez Irizarry Dedicated to Kristian’s grandfather Felipe Figueroa who died in the aftermath of the hurricane but will not be forgotten. And to all the Puerto Ricans struggling after Maria. Pa’lante Siempre.

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Set late one evening in a Westminster bar, journalist Will Hewitt meets no-nonsense Deputy Finance Minister Pippa Thomas for what begins as a simple interview. Early exchanges, however, spark fireworks as both begin to reveal their dangerous hidden intentions — proving that once the truth is uncovered, there’s no going back. Go behind-the-scenes on the blog: https://flmsp.ly/strc Learn more about the film: https://flmsp.ly/fsrts License footage: https://flmsp.ly/lcnst — Cast: Will Hewitt JAMES FLOYD Pippa Thomas FIONA GILLIES Michael CHRISTOPHER ETTRIDGE — Writer / Director: Patrick Walsh Director of Photography: Phil Arntz Producers: James Northcote, Elisabeth Hopper, Hatty Hodgson Executive Producers: Ryan Avery, Ben Mitchell Associate Producers: Harriet Creelman, Louise Walker, Yvonne Hopper Music: The Clear Night Sky Production Designer: Aimee Meek Costume Designer: Jovana Gospavic Make-up Designer: Lily Gregory Casting: Vicki Thomson First Assistant Director: Pratyusha Gupta Second Assistant Director: Harriet Creelman Production Manager: Praghav Pasricha Gaffer: Chris Georgas Lighting Technician: George Stock B-Cam Operator: Lorenzo Levrini 1st Assistant Camera (A-CAM): Michael Hannided 1st Assistant Camera (B-CAM): Jack Peagam Loader: Becky Lee Camera Trainee: Deano Southan Movi Operator: James Davis Script Supervisor: Connie Fyans Costume Supervisor: Harumi Hirata Production Sound Mixer: Jordan Tewkesbury Boom Operator: James Spurrier DIT: Dave Robinson Production Assistants: Henry Walker, Charlie Dalton Driver: Andy McCormick Colourist: Matt Watson Sound Designers: Will Thomas, Dan Bodsworth Editorial and Online: The Quarry Stills Photographers: Niklas Mulzer, Dave Davis Behind the Scenes: Adam Plowden Second Unit Camera Assistant: Julian Wakefield

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insignificant reflections. Created by Daniel Koren http://bit.ly/2rZlWzn Special thanks to Dave Hughes and Adult Swim

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HERNÁNDEZ CARLOS FAMILY / GLAZED POTTERY A documentary series about the different methods of working various types of crafts in the state of Michoacan. From the vision of each artisan we get to know the process of their craft and the tradition behind each piece, as well as the origin of the raw material they use to develop their work. Dirección. Mariano Rentería Guión. Mariano Rentería, Jorge Díez Producción. Jorge Díez Cinefotografía. Mariano Rentería Asistencia. Abraham Tame Sonido. Kevin Pineda Gould Música. Xela, Moby El Relicario, 2017

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This year’s edition of 36 Days of Type. 36 Days of Type is a yearly open call inviting designers, illustrators and visual artists to share their view on the letters and numbers from our alphabet. Design & Animation: Ben Huynh Music: “Sunshine” by Gym and Swim (http://bit.ly/2IC9flc) Check out my submissions at http://bit.ly/2rXuzLs and the other submissions at http://bit.ly/2IC9g8K

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A restrained and mysterious film about a disenchanted Peruvian family man who drives a taxi for a living. His perspective on life is transformed by a prophet, a dark road, and a passenger with a secret — all over the course of one shift. Aspen Film Jury: “With clear focus and direction, this tense and minimalist story never yields momentum. Unlike the audience, the director clearly sees the road ahead and deftly drives the narrative to its satisfying cinematic destination.” WINNER: Aspen Shortfest 2017: Jury Special Recognition Lima Film Festival 2017 (Filmocorto): Best Short Film Lima Film Festival 2017 (Filmocorto): Best First Film Lima Film Festival 2017 (Filmocorto): Audience Award DAFO - Ministerio de Cultura del Perú - Concurso de Cortometrajes 2017 OFFICIAL SELECTION: Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival 2017 Palm Springs International Shortsfest 2017 Encounters Film Festival 2017 Tripoli International Film Festival 2017 Sao Paulo International Short Film Festival 2017 Berlin Interfilm Festival 2017 Nancy-Lorraine Film Festvial 2017 Figari Film Festival 2017 Boulder Short Film Festival 2017 Director: Alejandro Roca Rey Cast: Gonzalo Molina, Sandro Calderón, Alain Salinas, William Gómez, Ana María Jordán, Federico Abrill and André Moyo. Written by: Alejandro Roca Rey and Federico Abrill Producer: Marylin Vergel Executive Producer: Alejandro Roca Rey Cinematographer: Roberto Maceda Kohatsu DFP Editor: Alejandro Roca Rey and Miguel Gonzalez Sound designer: Rosa María Oliart Composer: Eduardo Kirschbaum Production designer: Gisella Ramirez Make-up: Flor Gomez Colorist: Daniel Carcelén Production Company: Turbo Media Made with support from: Guarango, EPIC, Fade Out, Atomica, G&G

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Meryl is having a hard time discerning reality from fantasy and the birds are acting weird too. Don’t read too much into the bad omens.

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Three immigrant window cleaners risk their lives every day rappelling down some of Chicago’s tallest skyscrapers. Paraíso reveals the beauty and danger of their job and what they see on the way down.

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Short film by Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel. Fanny is in her mid-twenties and has just moved back to her hometown to start at the local University. During student orientation week she struggles to bond with the other students, and decides to seek out an old friendship. Director and writer: Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel Actors: Kristine Thorp, Helene Bergsholm, André Sørum Producer: Andrea Berentsen Ottmar Cinematographer: Øystein Mamen Editor: Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel & Bendik Mondal Sound designer: Odin Eggen Brække Composer: Okay Kaya Production designer: Kaja Raastad Costume designer: Alva Brosten Make-up: Christine Varden Location sound: Odin Eggen Brække, Mats Støten Production manager: Martine Solberg Colorist: Christian Berg-Nielsen Production Company: Frokost Film Made with support from: The Norwegian Film Institute, Fond for lyd og bilde, Nordisk Film Shortcut, Ape&Bjørn, Frokost Film

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Created by Konstantin Gordienko Camera Yevgeniy Sakhno Edit Konstantin Gordienko Post Maxim Rozumnyi Color Olga Domashenko Gaffer Denis Shevchenko Style Tanya Gordienko

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Ever wondered why the chip on your credit card made it slower — or where the chip and stripe on your credit card even came from? Here’s the story. In the mid-‘60s, the airline industry had a problem. The 747, the first real jumbo jet, had just been introduced. There were more passengers at the airport than before. More passengers meant longer lines. And that was especially bad because this was the era when customers paid for their tickets right there at the airport — often by credit card. Back then, paying by credit cards was a whole ordeal. The airlines had to call up the bank manually in order to confirm the card. With lines growing, the airlines needed a faster process. So they called IBM to ask for help, and that’s where our story (which also features some French fraudsters and a hippie inventor) begins.

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Belluno is a small town in the north east of Italy, surrounded by the Dolomites. It’s my hometown. I came back here after having spent a few years in London. Not too many, just enough to see my hometown so different compared to the place I had left for the city. Everything here has changed and I changed too so… old news I guess. The thing I miss the most about London is walking around without a destination. I’ve spent days discovering new places, looking for the smallest detail here and there. I tried to do the same here but it didn’t work out. It actually felt sad, I’m still not sure why. I had to do something to reunite with this place. I’ve spent 11 days forcing myself to document every angle of Belluno. I did this taking pictures of its walls with a small window open on something that represents my relationship with my hometown. This video documents this action. After all the hard work I am still having the same mixed feelings about this place and living here, but at least I’ve discovered that every wall, no matter how many we build, has a crack or a scratch. And this is a relief. ***** Directed by Emanuele Kabu Sound design by NoDolby (Michele Scariot) http://bit.ly/2KyXcWe Mixed and mastered by Marcello Batelli. With the help of Laura Pison and Cinema Italia Belluno. Filmed in Belluno (Italy) in April 2018. ***** 2018 http://bit.ly/2ITrmqg

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A short film about Milton Glaser, the creator of the infamous I Heart NY symbol and his struggle to find love for the city in a trying time. Credits: Starring: Milton Glaser Production Company: Dress Code Director: Andre Andreev Executive Producer: Andre Andreev, Dan Covert, Brad Edelstein Producer: Tara Rose Stromberg Screenwriter: Dan Covert Cinematographer: Christian Haberkern Editor: Andre Andreev, Mike Cook Composer: David Perlick-Molinari, Derek Muro, Zach Adramson Audio Post Production: YOUTOOCANWOO Location Sound: Matteo Liberatore Additional Camera: Connor Lawson Production Supervisor: Jonathan Dontchev Production Coordinator: Nick Stromberg

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It’s Bloop’s BIRTHDAY!!! Everyone’s having a PARTY! What could go wrong? Lots, I’m afraid to say! ** :) ** http://bit.ly/2rQardo by Julian Glander http://bit.ly/2k6kaZS http://bit.ly/2zM6XiA :) Official Festival Selections: Glas Animation SXSW Flatpack Film Festival Athens International Film Festival Pictoplasma Berlin Animation Block Party Rooftop Films Tacoma Int'l Film Festival Sydney Underground Film Festival Free Range Film Festival Show Me The Animation Malt Adult

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Laure is spending her holidays at her father’s house in the countryside, she is bored. Until intriguing presences trouble her loneliness.

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Ultra-running is one of those sports that takes everything. The training, the diet, the lifestyle, it all requires an immense amount of dedication if you want to compete seriously. Robbie Britton is taking it seriously. Just what goes through the mind of someone who wants to be best, in one of the world’s most punishing sports? Directed by GoshDamn DoP // Hamish Anderson Music // Sam Boydell Sound Design // Robert Ashton (Mayhem Creative) Colourist // Chris Teeder

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A short comedy about a secret division of the United States Postal Service. ‘Long Term Delivery’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2It1YUv Directed by Jake Honig Written by Jake Honig & Sandy Honig Produced by Roxy Kurta Starring: Peter Smith, Mitch Giannunzio, James Foster Jr., Marjorie Austrian, Harri Molese, Annie Donley, and Tasha Lawrence Cinematographer: Conor Murphy Production Designer: Anthony Taylor Original Score: Ariel Loh Executive Producer: Joseph J. DePasquale Associate Producer: Pat Mullen Unit Production Manager: Jake Ladehoff Assistant Director: Mary Kerrigan Script Supervisor: Christie Leitzell Gaffer: Leo Purman 1st Assistant Camera: Isaac Berner 2nd Assistant Camera: Gabe Galvez Key Grip: Pat Mullen Additional Grip: Alejandro Lazare Art Director: Chazz Foggie Set Decorator: Brian Broderick Sound Mixer: Max Mellman Boom Operator: Nick Chirumbolo Hair & Makeup: L. Bates Jaffe Sound Design: Bobb Barito Foley: Joanna Fang Colorist: Matthew Greenberg Color by: Irving Harvey Special Thanks: The Phoenicia Diner, Samuel Gursky, Matthew James Reilly, John Kopec, Ben Klein, Maddie Pflug, Matt Morgan, Zach Law, and Mary-Louise Parker. A Yacht Club Production Filmed on location in New York’s beautiful Hudson Valley. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/2IJfln7

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A series of intimate vignettes are woven together by the memories and dreams of people in central Havana. Directed by Giovanni P. Autran 2016 New Orleans Film Festival - World Premiere 2017 Maryland Film Festival 2017 Marfa Film Festival 2017 Brooklyn Film Festival 2017 Boston International Film Festival 2017 Indie Grits Film Festival 2017 Mammoth Lakes Film Festival 2017 Woods Hole Film Festival 2017 New Hope Film Festival 2017 DOC LA Film Festival - Best Cinematography 2018 Picture Farm Film Festival With ROSAURA MUÑOS KARLA BASÍLIO JULIO ALIÁGE EDEL RAMÍREZ DP / Editor / Director GIOVANNI P. AUTRAN Colorist PATRICK DEVINE Music Supervisor MEGHAN CURRIER Sound Mix DAN ROSATO © 2018, Nomadic Films, LLC

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Animated Short by Michaela Müller Technique: Paint on Glass Duration: 8 min Produced at Academy of Fine Arts, University of Zagreb, Croatia, 2009, (HR/CH) Animation: Michaela Müller Sound Design: Fa Ventilato, Michaela Müller Music: Fa Ventilato Synopsis: A look at life on the Mediterranean borders of Europe, where tourists try to relax while immigrants struggle to get a chance for a better life. International Premiere: Cannes Film Festival 2010, Selection Cinéfondation Awards: Swiss Film Award Quartz 2011, Best Animation, Lucerne, Switzerland Jury Grand Prix, Animateka International Animation Film Festival 2010, Ljubljana, Slowenia 3 Months Sponsorship at Quartier21/MQ 2011, Tricky Women Film Festival, Vienna, Austria Grand Prix European Student Film, Holland Animation Festival 2010, Utrecht, NE Centaur for Best Debut Film, Message to Man Film Festival 2010, St.Petersburg, Russia Best Animated Film, International Documentary and Short Film Festival 2010, Ismailia, Egypt Special Jury Award, International Izmir Animation Festival 2011, Turkey Jury Award for 2D Animation, International Animation Festival Banja Luka, 2011, BIH Taurus Studios Award for Best (Swiss) Soundtrack Animatou, 2010, Geneva, Switzerland First Prize, 42th Revue of Croatian Film and Video, Samobor, Croatia, 2010 Best Graduation Film, Reanimania 2010, Yerevan, Armenia Best Swiss Film, Fantoche 2010, Baden, Switzerland Best Croatian Film, Tabor Film Festival 2010, Zabok, Croatia Spirit Award for Animation, Brooklyn International Film Festival 2010, New York, USA Octavian for Best Animation, 19th Days of Croatian Film 2010, Zagreb, Croatia Special Mention of Filmcritics, 19th Days of Croatian Film 2010, Zagreb, Croatia Bronze Medal, Unica Film Festival 2011, Luxembourg Best Student Animation, Festival of Croatian Animation 2010, Zagreb, Croatia website: http://bit.ly/2jZc4lK

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A fun psychedelic music video made for the Hungarian children band Smelly Hamstergeccos. The Smelly Hamstergeccos (2012-2016) was a Hungarian children rockband established by a 14 and 10 year old brother and sister. Their songs and lyrycs are as intuitive and powerful as the best children drawings. This psychedelic music video was created with the same fun mentality using colour crayon drawings to present the band’s members and the song’s hero, a strawberry. CREDITS: Directed and designed by: Péter Vácz Band members: Fanni & Márk Csernovszky Creative producer: Rita Domonyi Producer: József Fülöp Produced by: MOME Anim STRAWBERRY (Lyrycs) A strawberry breaks my heart as he lies in his green bed hiding away from me. He doesn’t want me, he doesn’t want my bite, he who’s a strawberry. I’d like to reach him but I can’t.

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Commodity City is an observational documentary exploring the daily lives of vendors who work in the largest wholesale consumer market in the world: the Yiwu Markets in China. The film explores moments of tension between commerce and individuality, between the goods for sale and the humans who sell them.

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Face Mask by Jake Fried 2018. Experimental animation with video collage. Sound design by the artist. More at http://bit.ly/2rIsrXd http://bit.ly/2cRaBLP http://bit.ly/2fZlE5X

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Directed and edited by Jeff Seal Produced by the Libbey Brothers, Christopher Robbins and John del Signore Shot by the Libbey Brothers (libbeybrothers.com) Music by Billy White (billywhitemusic.com) Additional music from musopen.org Songs: ABC Blues, End of the Beginning, The Incredible Bob, and Cellular from the album, First Things First by Billy White Concerto for 2 Trumpets in C major, RV. 537 (Rondeau arr.) - I and III. Allegro performed by Michel Rondeau

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(2016) Cutout animation using watercolor. Music: Corey Marc Fogel. When a woman impulsively steals a goat from a petting zoo, her morning routine turns into a madcap romp through her neighborhood. SCREENINGS: 2017 Ann Arbor Film Festival (winner: Ken Burns Best of Festival award) 2017 Chicago Feminist Film Festival 2017 DTLA Film Festival 2016 Edinburgh Artists’ Moving Image Festival 2017 ReAnimania International Animation Festival of Yerevan 2016 San Diego Underground Film Festival 2016 Winnipeg Underground Film Festival

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The lives of a Christian rebel solider, a rebel’s wife, and a Muslim doctor intertwine in a true story of violence and redemption. Directed by Lindsay Branham and Andrew Ellis Produced by NOVO Executive Produced by Search for Common Ground

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Every June, on a small farm in rural Wisconsin, a large crowd assembles. A remote field is flooded and turned in to a giant mud pit for people to test their grit and see what their homemade tough trucks can do. What started out as a gathering of friends 20 years ago has now become one of the most anticipated days of the year for many. Routinely drawing 1,500+ people to attend, this event has become the ultimate playground for a group of diehards who just love to play in the mud. For some background info, take a look at our write up at Directors Notes: http://bit.ly/2Ibp6L6 Director/DP - Mitch Buss Director/DP - Mike Bove http://bit.ly/2IeA7r2 Editor: Colin Santangelo http://bit.ly/2Ibp85G Additional Cinematography: Corey Powers http://bit.ly/2IeAmm4 Drone Operator: Ross Gerbasi http://bit.ly/2I8v7bL Sound Design and Mix: John Wong http://bit.ly/2IgQPq4 Music: Eric Hillman http://bit.ly/2jR2m4I Music Mix: Joe Visciano Supervising Colorist: Tyler Roth http://bit.ly/2IeAnXa Colorist: Parker Jarvie http://bit.ly/2jNfI1M Title Design: Taylor Santangelo Online Editor: Eddie Loera

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Feelings get complicated and oddly mutual amongst a trio of friends in Heavy Chemistry, a short comedy about love, friendship, attraction, hunger, lust, and other complex chemical reactions. World Premiere, SXSW 2018 Official Selection, DIFF 2018 Writer / Director / Editor: Blair Rowan Produced by: Quinn Eisenbraun & Blair Rowan Director of Photography / Colorist: HutcH CAST Jonathan Barnes - Boyfriend Amber Emery - Girlfriend Chris Gardner - Best Friend Chris Billings - Pizza Guy Farah White - Newscaster Assistant Director: Quinn Eisenbraun Audio Recordist: Mike Walker Post Audio: Gordon Gibson Assistant Camera / Grip: Casey Pepin Head Production Assistant: James Hargrave Set Photographer / Production Assistant: Clayton Browning

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A story about relationship. Music composed by Gregory Semah.

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Boys, beers and bras. (Friday Night In Podcast: http://bit.ly/2ryxsCj) Royal College of Art, 2018.

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What kind of person takes a cruise not for a week or a month — but for the rest of his life? By Lance Oppenheim. Read the story here: https://nyti.ms/2KHT5rQ

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Beatrice Nyariara lives in Korogocho. It’s widely considered to be Nairobi’s most dangerous slum. More than 150,000 people are packed into the shanty town which is less than two square kilometers. Crime is high. Gangs are active. Addiction is rampant. A while back, men in her community started to attack the “grandmothers” of Korogocho at night. Most of the women attacked are sexually assaulted, and some have been killed. The men believe that the elder women were less likely to be HIV positive. They also saw them as vulnerable. A few years ago, Beatrice decided enough was enough. It was time to fight back. It was time to develop a community. The result of that decision empowered the group, and taught their community to respect them, value them, and to know how to be there for them. Together, they are taking back Korogocho. View the behind the scenes making of the film here: http://bit.ly/2ws26lU Credits: Director: Brent Foster Producer: Tammy Foster Director of Photography: Pawel Dwulit Local Fixer: Evelyn Kahungu & George Kihara Gaffer/Key Grip: Maciej Kulpa Sound Recordist: Ednah Bonareri Momanyi First AC: Mike Chege Aerial Unit: Macdavis Mwangi & Christian Onyando Editor: Shane Patrick Ford, Hiatus Post-Production Supervisor: Catherine Pink, Hiatus Title Graphics and End Credits: Reactiv Original Score: David Chapdelaine, Hiatus Colourist: Sofie Borup, Company 3 Sound Design: Defacto Sound Transcriber: Mercy Muriuki VFX Compositor: Kevin Jones Special Thanks: Beatrice Nyariara Mary Nduta Esther Wanjao Mary Wanjiru Ng’ang’a Mary Njoki Wainaina Laeli Mbula Wambui wa kimuhu Rosemary Titi Beatrice Wanjiku Mary Wangui Njuguna Veronica Njeri Kago Jane Waithiageni Kiamuru Harriet Nyokabi Samuel Njoki Peter Aluvanse Felix Ochieng Francis Lugonzo Bertha Kangongoi Derek Sewell Josefina Nadurata Andrew Lynch Michael Corbiere Bruce McKay Jesse Ford Susan Rued Anderson Church of the Lord and Healing Ministries Great Hope Network Children Centre Korogocho Chief Nyabuto Omache Equipment Generously Provided by: William F. White International Inc. Supporters: Holiday Films Nimble Content The Work Inc. Hiatus Reactiv Defacto Sound Company 3 Benro Tenba LensProToGo Kessler Core SWX Convergent Design Rode Microphones Film Convert Zylight In Memory of Frank Dymock and to all those living their legacy on a daily basis. Visit the project at: http://bit.ly/1ZRO3K8 Copyright Foster Visuals Inc. 2018

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2016 Tribeca Film Festival- nominated: best narrative short Henry lies at the side of the road, bleeding out from a gunshot wound. A young mother with a bizarre sense of appropriate uses his final moments as a teachable lesson for her 6 year old son. Starring: Grace Glowicki, Ash Catherwood & Ethan Tavares Written and Directed: by Jason Jeffrey Produced by: Kristy Neville Cinematography by: James Jeffrey Original Score by: Ben Fox Executive Producers: Jason Jeffrey, Grace Glowicki, James Jeffrey & Matt Code 1st AD: Ben Petrie 1st AC: Marianna Margaret Gaffer: Ash Xavier Key Grip: Tiago DeSousa Sound Recordist: Gus Harris Boom Operator: Justin Miniaca Key Makeup: Shannon Bell Edited by: Jason Jeffrey Supervising Sound Editor: Pino Halali Sound FX Editors: Bianca Monteiro & Steve Ejbick Foley Artist: Steve Ejbick Roley Recordist: Ryan Macneill Re-recording Mixer: Allen Ormerod Colourist: Colin Moore 8 mins / colour jasonjeffrey.ca Copyright 85th Street Films 2016

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A couple wakes up in bed together; they start making out and he wants to take things further, but she’s not in the mood. A passing joke about paying for her to change her mind turns serious and afterwards, they have a hard time coming to terms with how this has changed their relationship. ‘INTERCOURSE’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2KMlzkd Support Jonatan Etzler’s new short 'SWIMMER’: https://kck.st/2rw8OS6 Written & Directed by: Jonatan Etzler Producer: Isabella Rodriguez (French Quarter Film AB) Cast: Amalia Holm Bjelke, Marcus Vögeli DP: Milja Rossi Sound: Jonathan Dakers Editor: Robert Krantz Production Designer: Olof Runsten Production Manager: Anni Eckerman Gaffer: Josua Enblom Focus Puller: Oscar Stegland FAD: Jonatan Sköld Production year: 2017 Original title: Samlag Official Selection: South by Southwest 2018 Aspen Shortsfest 2018 Uppsala International Film Festival 2017 Stockholm International Film Festival 2017 A FRENCH QUARTER FILM AB production in association with SVERIGES TELEVISION AB, film commissioner MATTI KENTRSCHYNSKYJ, with support from FILMBASEN, film commisioner ANNE-MARIE SÖHRMAN FERMELIN and technical support from LJUD & BILDMEDIA AB. This project was awarded funding from the SHORT FILM PITCH on UPPSALA INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 2016. © FRENCH QUARTER FILM 2017. All rights reserved.

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« FAR ALAMO » ’The Alamo » is attacked by BUGS! When John Wayne meets Paul Verhoeven… Movie Mashup & Fan Film Starring LAURENCE HARVEY JOHN WAYNE RICHARD WIDMARK Guest Stars CHARLES BRONSON YUL BRYNNER JAMES COBURN CLINT EASTWOOD HENRY FONDA TERENCE HILL STEVE MCQUEEN GIAN MARIA VOLONTE LEE VAN CLEEF ELI WALLACH Music by JAMES HORNER (Glory , Legends of the Fall, The Mask of Zorro) ENNIO MORRICONE (Once upon a Time in the West , The Good The Bad and The Ugly) DIMITRI TIOMKIN (The Alamo) « The Green Leaves of Summer » Composed by Dimitri Tiomkin Performed by The Brothers Four Film used The Alamo (1960) The Alamo (2004) A Bullet For The General A Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, The Bad and The Ugly The Magnificent Seven (1960) My Name is Nobody Once Upon a Time in the West Starship Troopers Starship Troopers 3: Marauder Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars Edited and Directed by FABRICE MATHIEU Many thanks to Christophe Lambert for all the informations and documents about « The Alamo »!

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A haunting short about inmates in the Arizona state-prison system working to break wild horses as they prepare for their own release.

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The bizarre ‘Loaf Town,’ is explored in scenarios that range from the absurdly mundane to the insanely absurd.

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High-stakes arboreal therapy for the nature deficit disorder you probably have. Once a year, adventurous arborist and tree climbing instructor, Tim Kovar takes a select few on a climb up one of the tallest tress in the world — a summit he says less people have attempted than Mt. Everest. For an unforgettable way to battle nature deficit disorder and re-connect with the Earth, we purchased a couple carabiners and brought way too much camera equipment 180 feet up an 850-year-old California redwood called “Grandfather” to see how squirrels dream. Whatever happens, don’t forget to look up. Captions available in English, Spanish, Italian, German, French & Russian. Let us know if there’s a language you’d like to see.

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Traveling with a baby is an interesting thing. They add all sorts of challenges to any trip you do. Long flights, strollers, nap schedules, and car seats all seem to pile up and complicate what is supposed to be a relaxing vacation. Sometimes, you may even find yourself wondering…is all this effort worth it for a baby who won’t even remember the trip? All these experiences and memories will eventually disappear, like a fading dream. So is it worth it? I hope so. I hope these experiences were somehow baked into Ollie’s tiny cells as his body was developing. So as the dream fades away, he is left with some form of inspiration that may re-surface later in life. Maybe it will help him appreciate nature…or make him want to explore beyond the horizon? I have no idea…but I hope so. This video is a result of me grappling with these questions, and trying to document this point in my son’s life. Ollie was 8 months old when we traveled to Hawaii. Exactly 1 year later, we sat him down and “interviewed” him about his trip. By this time, I assume his memories had already faded to a dream like state, so I wrote a script that reflected that. MUSIC. “Oliver’s Travels” Composed by: Jared Blizzard - Beautiful work man! Pumped to have you on the team. “Palemote” by: Slow Meadow (Hammock Music) // THANK YOU so much for giving us permission to use your beautiful song. We really appreciate it. For anyone interested in hearing more, please VISIT: http://bit.ly/slowmeadow EDIT. Jordan Ingram - THANK YOU so much for your unbelievable patience and understanding as I made a million changes and tweaked this edit over and over again. I really do appreciate it, and had an awesome time collaborating with you on this edit. Nina THANK YOU so much for all your patience and help with this project. You rule.

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Juliette is a shy girl terrified to catch a ride with two horny bitches that arn’t paying any attention to the road… CC - English - Español - Portuguese. * Best Animation * Glasgow Horror Festival, UK 2017. * Best Animation * DarkVeins Horror Fest, Italy 2017. * Best Young Adult * Créajeune, Luxembourg 2018. * Best Animated Short * Hexploitation Film Festival, Canada 2018. * Special mention of the Student Jury * ANIBAR, Kosovo 2017. * Spécial mention * Smallmovie Festival, Italy 2017. FESTIVALS SELECTION - Animaldiçoados - Festival international de animaçao sombria - Brazil - 2016 - POST MORTEM International horror and Bizarre Film Festival- Mexico - 2016 - Dracula - Horror & Fantasy Film Festival - Romania - 2016 - Anim’Est - International Animation Film Festival - Romania - 2016 - San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival - Spain - 2016 - TRASH – Mostra Internacional de Cinema Fantástico - Brazil - 2016 - PIFFF -Paris International Fantastique Film Festival - France - 2016 - Court mais TRASH - Belgium - 2017 - ANIMA - Belgium - 2017 - Festimages - Festival du court métrage belge de Charleroi - Belgium - 2017 - LPA film festival international de cinéma de Las Palmas Gran Canaria - Spain - 2017 - Toronto Indie Horror Fest - Canada - 2017 - Obscura - Germany - 2017 - Guanajuato International Horror Film Festival Aurora - Mexico - 2017 - ANIMAC Mostra International de Cinema d'Animacio de Catalunya - Spain - 2017 - Final Girls Belrin Film Festival - Germany - 2017 - MECAL - Festival international de curtmetrages i animacio de Barcelona - Spain - 2017 - BIFFF - Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival - Belgium - 2017 - 2300 Plan 9 : Les Etranges Nuits du Cinéma // Court-mais-Trash - Suisse - 2017 - ANIMAFEST ZAGREB - World Festival of Animated Film - Croatia -2017 - ANNECY - Festival international du film d'animation d'Annecy - France - 2017 - PICTOPLASMA - Germany - 2017 - FANT Bilbao Fantasy Film Festival - Spain - 2017 - Fantaspoa - Brazil - 2017 - TLVFest - The Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival - Israel -2017 - Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival - Ireland - 2017 - Fantosfreak International Short Film Festival - Spain - 2017 - Insomnia International Animation Film Festival - Russia - 2017 - Wiesbaden International Festival of Animation - Germany - 2017 - ANIBAR Animation Festival - Kosovo - 2017 - Grossmann Fantastic Film and Wine Festival - Slovenia - 2017 - Art All Night Trenton - USA - 2017 - Macabro International Horror Film Festival - Mexico - 2017 - Ars Independent Festival - Poland - 2017 - ​​WIHFF Women in Horror ​Film Festival - USA - 2017 - CyBorg Film Festival - Italy - 2017 - L'Etrange Festival - France - 2017 - Bucheon International Animation Festival (BIAF) - Korea - 2017 - Les Nuits Magiques Festival international du film d'animation - France - 2017 - Primanima World Festival of First Animations - Hungary - 2017 - TOHorror Film Fest - Italy - 2017 - ITFF International Tour Film Festival - Italy - 2017 - Anatomy: Crime - Horror International Film Festival - Greece - 2017 - KloosterKino - Netherlands - 2017 - Horrorvision - Spain - 2017 - PÖFF Shorts Erootika - Estonia - 2017 - Festival de Cinema de Terror de Molins de Rei - Spain - 2017 - Muestra de cine de Horror y Fantástico EL VAMPIRASCOPIO - Mexico - 2017 - Weird Wednesday 0711 - Germany - 2017 - XIX Concurs de curts fantàstics i de terror de Sants - Spain - 2017 - Sacalacalaca, Interdimensional Horror & Sci-Fi Festival - Mexico - 2017 - Hrizantema Horror and Fantasy Film Festival - Serbia - 2017 - Fake Flesh Film Fest - Canada - 2017 - La Oscura Ceremonia - Spain - 2017 - DarkVeins Horror Fest - Italy - 2017 - Smallmovie Festival- Italy - 2017 - Interiora Horror Fest in Rome - Italy - 2017 - Glasgow Horror Festival - UK - 2017 - Maniatic International Film Festival - Spain - 2017 - Animateka - Slovenia - 2017 - Morbido Merida - Mexico - 2017 - The Optical Theatre Film Festival - Italy - 2017 - Créajeune - Luxembourg - 2018 - Festival de Cine de Terror Paura - Spain - 2018 - VOID International Animation Film Festival - Danemark - 2018 - Oregon Scream Week - USA - 2018 - Short Waves Festival - Poland - 2018 - Madeira Fantastic FilmFest - portugal - 2018 - Hexploitation Film Fest - Canada - 2018 - The II MORCE-GO Goias Horror Film Festiva - Brazil - 2018 - ANIMAKON - Spain - 2018 - ZLÍN Film Festival - Czech Republic - 2018 - Fest Anca, International animation Festival - Slovakia - 2018

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Family Written & Directed by Duncan Winecoff Starring Paul Hamy Music by Tomas Barfod featuring Jonas Smith for “Family” Choreographed by Holly Blakey Photographed by Stuart Winecoff Production Design by Merlin Ortner Edited by Ben Suenaga Cast (in order of appearance): Mila Hannemann (Dora’s double), Marko Braic, Benjamin Werth, Franka Marlene Foth, Malik Adnan, Crisjan Zollner, Kelle Huntscha, Hasso Beckersjürgen, Sascha Tschorn, Lena Reinhold & Dora Zygouri. Production Company: CZAR Co-Produced by Anomalie Films In association with Epoch Films & All:Expanded Executive Producers: Thorne Mutert, Jan Finke Leeor Brown, Megan Winecoff Jean Ozannat, Mindy Goldberg, Keenan Flynn Emi Stewart & Duncan Winecoff Produced by Michael Gugger Junior Producer: Anna Deckers Production Assistant: Selena Hamilton Presented by Apple Music First Assistant Director: Alex Schimpke Production Manager: Frank Pirsich Production Supervisor: Paul Dehn Driver / Set Medic: Gregor Nehring First Camera Assistant / Focus Puller: Nelson Smith Second Camera Assistant / Film Loader: Florian Bellack Steadicam Operator: Nestor Salazar Camera PA: Haroun Al-Shaater Video Assist Operator: Stefan Rücker Gaffer: Björn Susen Electrician: Axel Renner Electrician: Andre Schmidt Lighting Equipment Generously Provided by Electric Sun Sound Recordist: Christian Bornkessel Wardrobe Stylists: Laura Büchel & Katharina Heim Production Designer Assistant: Franziska Hoffmann Set Dresser: Mark Romaine Set Dresser: Jonathan Mármol Casting Associate: Stephanie Manrique Film Services: Cinelab London Head of Production: Aarti Mahtani Film Processing: Andy Hudson, Tony Puzas, John Gurney, Luke Slatter Film Scanning: Rob Wickings Special Thanks: Adrian Bull & John Mahtani Post-Production Company: Friendshop Post-Producer: Adam Roe Colorist: Sophie Borup Color Producer: Alexandra Lubrano & Tom Gerhing Company 3 Sound Designer & Mixer: Jeremy Siegel Sound Producer: Sasha Awn Heard City Location Scout: Tatijana Liebenow & Location Networx Catering: Gerwin Catering A very special thank you to Sheila Marquez, Lucius Winecoff, June Winecoff, Elizabeth Heffelfinger, Anthony Winecoff, Nina Toumanoff, Megan Winecoff, Michael Tyson , Stuart Winecoff, Leeor Brown, Aarti Mahtani at CineLab, Jakob Preischl & Philip Ramhofer, Anna Bauer, Franka Marlene Foth, Esteban, Lisa Densem & Wassili Zygouris, Jenny Krug, Ben Totty of Box Artist Management, Oriane David of Time Art, Theaterhaus Berlin, Kodak, Friendshop, Company 3, Heard City, Vantage, Electric Sun & All:Expanded.

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A nightmare, also called a bad dream,[1] is an unpleasant dream that can cause a strong emotional response from the mind, typically fear but also despair, anxiety and great sadness. The dream may contain situations of discomfort, psychological or physical terror or panic. After a nightmare, a person will often awaken in a state of distress and may be unable to return to sleep for a short period of time.[2] Director & Animation: Matti Vesanen Music & Sound Design: Noah Kin Production Company: VELI.fx “Things has no boundaries, the only thing things has is freedom(things)”

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Featuring Brandon Semenuk and friends. Cinematography/Editing: Rupert Walker Athlete/Producer: Brandon Semenuk VFX: Dan Gaud AKA ‘Digital Dan’ Sound Design: Keith White Photography by: Ian Collins, Berkley Vopnfjord, Rupert Walker, Brandon Semenuk, Mad Productions Music: Suuns - 2020

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Written and Directed by Mantas Gr Illustration and Animation: Mantas Gr Music and Sound Design: Zing Audio Audio Mastering: Dan Solovitz Script Editor: James Nixon

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Music Video for Twin Shadow’s ‘Saturdays’. An homage to the iconic broadcast performances of the '60s. Shot on Kodak 16mm (7219). In collaboration with The FADER. Label: Warner Bros. Records FADER: Scott Perry & Frances Capell dir. Patrick Golan prod. Jeffrey Schroeder dp. Matt Ballard pd. Brielle Hubert upm. Adam Thayer edit. Matt Schaff color. Josh Bohosky @ The Mill NY color prod. Evan Bauer Thanks so much to Kodak and Metropolis Post. And everyone else who helped make this!

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Iridescent waves, geometrical gardens, and spiraling sand dunes found in the landscapes of a crystal’s microscopic structure. Festivals: Imagine Science Film Festival - New York Splice Audiovisual Festival - London Made possible at the RISD Nature Lab: http://bit.ly/2FLJLzr http://bit.ly/2KF49px Music: Collaged sounds from a i r s p a c e - LP1 & LP2

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Cape Town is currently suffering from a water crisis due to a number of different factors. The residents are having to cut their daily water usage down to a limit of 50 litres per day per person and on the most part are collectively achieving this. The management of this crisis however is critical to the success of this wonderful city. Thank you to Ray De Vries for the voiceover and insight in to the current situation in Cape Town. Ray is one of the most fascinating people I have met and is part of the solution to future water shortages. See more here - airwater.co.za WINNER of the Wex Photo Video ‘Wex Shorts’ film competition Film | Edit | Sound - Jamie Hancock Music - Musicbed / Ryan Taubert Filmed with the Lumix GH5 jamiehancock.com

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http://bit.ly/2Kxk3Cx http://bit.ly/2FKyK1h http://bit.ly/2jtk51O /God’s Lament Once I made a whale. Tried to make it small and cute But it grew too big. Now it’s too big. What am I to do? In the forest it gets tangled in the trees And it has no wings for it to fly I’m sorry. I’m so sorry, but this is your fate Away you go. To the sea Go ahead. Go try and live your life Once I called a man and woman to take care of the Earth But they liked each other, now they love each other. What am I to do? The man screams all day And the woman weeps all night I’m sorry. I’m so sorry, but this is your fate. Away you go. To the land Go ahead. Go try and live your life One week since I made the world, and already so much to do Four seasons in a year. Switching day and night everyday Storm clouds gather and lightning strikes Volcanoes explode and cover the land No matter how I try, I cannot control it I don’t even have anyone to pray to I gave humans reason, emotion and freedom Believing they would take good care of the world But they devoured all of life on earth And keep asking for more and more Away I go. Far away From now on Go ahead. Go try and live your life /Music Video Crew Director: Jude Chun, Yena Gim Producer: Taekyeol Kim Camera: Baejin Baek Gaffer: HyeongJun Ahn Grip: Hyungkyu Kim Production Assistant: Jaewoong Choi Choreographer: Jubin Kim Calligraphy: Sumin An /Music Video Cast God: Jubin Kim Whale: Hyoin Kim Wind: JangS Beast: Donghyung Kim Fire: Jooha Kwon Light: Younghee Jeon Tree: Daniel Jung Man: Daeyoung Oh Woman: Minkyung Paik /Song Credits Written by Taekyeol Kim Arranged by ZAGMACHI, Byunghoon Lee Vocals by Taekyeol Kim Electric Guitar by Daeyoon Kwon Bass by Sungil Jo Drum by Hyoguen Yoon Accoustic Guitar/Keyboard by Byunghoon Lee Chorus by ZAGMACHI Produced by Byunghoon Lee Recorded by Byunghoon Lee (FromCharlie Studio) Drum recording by Kwonil Park (Blue Dream Studio) Mixed by Byunghoon Lee (FromCharlie Studio) Mastered by Hoon Jun (Sonic Korea) Cover Artwork by Hokyeong Ryu

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Born out of his Jamaica sound system roots, DJ Kool Herc changed the face of the planet in the 1970’s resourcefully creating something out of nothing called Hip-Hop. Heavy bass, scratching, break dancing, rap, graffiti art and dress code, mixing old flavours making new fresh statements are at the core of the culture’s expression. All of these component parts of HIP HOP, I love, live for and are the driving forces behind what drove me to write, produce, finance and direct my contribution to the culture called Hip Hop Cafe. A short film for real HIP HOP heads globally, this one is for you. As far as I am aware a film like hasn’t existed until now. Have a watch, like it, share it, and hit me up if you want to see HOP CAFE 2 Follow Hip Hop Cafe Website: http://bit.ly/2rmArNe Instagram: instagram.com/hiphopcafefilm Twitter: twitter.com/HipHopCafeFilm Credits Written, directed and produced by Robbie Samuels http://bit.ly/2KwC83D Producers: James Pearcey, Pranav Arya, Russell Would Line Producers: Romain Richard, Alex Olivares & Patrick Greene Cast Jack: Osy Ikhile Jenny: Carla Harrison-Hodge Marge: Shola Adewusi Bonita: Jenny Mayers Waitress: Ania Sowinski Waiter: Tom Haywood Chess Player: Tunji Falana Hov: Gary Beadle Mr Dobalina: Masashi Fujimoto Saxophone man: Miguel D'Oliveira Chef: Femi Houghton Production Director of Photography: Andrew Kuchanny Production Designer: Vicky Hurley Editor: Paul Boobyer Costume Designer: Anne-Aurélie Pillet First Ad: Chris Malin Second Ad: Sam Bokma Gaffer: Jim Agnew Spark: Edward Hiscox Production Assistants: Claire Nolan & Huw Edwards DIT: Henri Plint Prop Buyer: Felicity Wetherell 1st AC: Calvin Day 2nd AC: Abi Hurcomb Grip: Carl ’Lump’ Dunn Sound Recordist: Rowan October Wardrobe Assistant: Hanna Szirmai Makeup Artist: Jessica Goh Stills Photography: Cregg St. Rose Catering: Mamma & Honnie Tang Post-Production Titles and Credit Design: Mark One & Bentley Middlewick Digital Distortion Pre-Visualisation: Dan Sollis & Phil Trease Time Based Arts Post Producer: Sean Ewins Compositing: Jamie Crofts, Ralph Briscoe Additional Compositing: Linda Cieniawska Colourist: Jack McGinty Vaudeville Sound Supervisor: Scott Marshall Re-Recording Mixer: Luke Hatfield Dialogue Editor: Vincenzo Bosa Sound Designer: Tom Joyce Music Original Music by: Golden Kimono Dedicated to Nick, a man that loved the music more than most.

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‘All I Wanted’ original song by Elena Tonra. From ‘Music from Before the Storm’: http://bit.ly/2JObDFt Music arranged by Josephine Stephenson. Directed by Simon Lane. Daughter are: Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli & Remi Aguilella. — String Quartet: Eloisa-Fleur Thom (violin) Meghan Cassidy (viola) Max Ruisi (cello) Gregor Riddell (cello) Vocal Quartet: Ana Silvera Lucy Parnell Kate Huggett Josephine Stephenson — Crew: DOP - Jake Gabbay Producer - Hannah Wainwright Steadicam - Tom Blount Focus Puller - Henry Keep Gaffer - Kieran Brown Steadicam Assistant - Emily Tait Sound Recordist/Audio Technician - Fabian Prynn Make Up Artist - Jessica Cheetham Camera Assistant - Miles Williams Colour grade - Toby Tomkins @CHEAT Management by Matt Brown, Stay Loose. ‘Music from Before the Storm’ is available on vinyl worldwide as part of Record Store Day 2018, on Saturday 21st April: http://bit.ly/2rhRvVu Copyright 4AD/Glassnote 2018.

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Proteus is an experimental full CG cinematic, set in a futuristic exo-planet, that we created for the launch of our studio Floating House VFX and the first of the ones to follow. Credits: Antonis Fylladitis Stavros Fylladitis http://bit.ly/2rowTdF http://bit.ly/2jrrdvx http://bit.ly/2rhuVM3

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Behind the scenes footage from A Ghost Story Rooney Mara, Casey Affleck, David Lowery, Andrew Droz Palermo a24films.com/films/a-ghost-story Shot & Edited by Shawn Bannon

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The new Russian tourism brand Russia is tremendous and vast. It has everything one can imagine: from subtropical to Arctic regions and climates, from the deepest lakes to the highest peaks. The truth is, Russia is not only huge in sheer size, but in other aspects as well – it stretches from the past to the future, comprising multiple cultures and preserving thousands of stories and memories. The Whole World within Russia. Made by Association of Branding Agencies of Russia for Rostourism. Team: Vladimir Lifanov, Ilya Lazuchenkov, Egor Myznik, Denis Shlesberg, Erken Kagarov, Sergey Rasskazov.

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Meet Nick DiMola, a bonafide trash connoisseur. He loves his job and he loves garbage. Over 30 years in the garbage business, he has collected a museum’s worth of old and rare items, most of it from the estates of dead people. With every piece of trash that he saves from the landfill, a piece of history lives on. Director: Olivier Bernier Producer: Patrick Solomon Starring: Nick Dimola Executive Producer: Tiffany Deguzman, Olivier Bernier Cinematographer: Colin Morvan Editor: Olivier Bernier Post Production Supervisor: Justin Timms Additional Photography: Boaz Tcherikover Production Assistant: Christopher Escandon Music: Adam Bokesch, Bill Justice http://bit.ly/2FEol7y

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An observational exploration of routine, monotony, attention and distraction. Will we continue to let events pass us by uncontested, or will we decide to break the cycle? “Life Cycles” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2Kx4uKX

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Debbie Boon is a contemporary artist whose work is characterized by an energy and vivacity which reflects the joie de vivre she feels when faced with a subject that captures her imagination. Working in partnership with Debbie and The Norfolk Wildlife Trust we told the story of what inspires her as an artist and how she captures the spirit of her subjects.

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Finished in 2017, cooperated with Chong Zuo Dao You studio. Hope you guys like it! Been selected into Annecy 2017 and won the Junior Jury Award for a Short Film.

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Written & Directed by Harry Israelson A Ways & Means Production http://bit.ly/1EHRLur Starring Lola Kirke Jack Henry Robbins Executive Producers Lana Kim Jett Steiger Produced by Sonja Mereu Cinematography by Jeff Leeds Cohn Music by Chaz Bear & Anthony Ferraro Color by Mikey Rossiter (The Mill) VFX by Dark Arts Sound Design by Unbridled Sound Special Thanks PANAVISION http://bit.ly/2HGKfwM

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