Brahim Fritah
France
2011 | 0:12:00

The Angel is there, next to the stars. I hear her brighten the eyes of my happiness... At that time, all sorts of prophets were announcing a miracle... and then, there was light.

Cristina Miranda
Brasil
2012 | 0:13:00

The city as a phenomenon of multiple references. Imagination, Literature, history. The memory of the world.

Oliver Ressler, Zanny Begg
Austria, Australia
2012 | 0:24:00

The Bull Laid Bear “lays bare” the economic recession (bear market) that hides behind each boom time (bull market). The film combines interviews with four US economists: William K. Black, a white-collar criminologist; Yves Smith, author of the blog Naked Capitalism; Tiffiniy Cheng, campaign coordinator for A New Way Forward; and Gerald Epstein, co-director of the Political Economy Research Institute with hand drawn animations to create a quasi-fictitious criminal world of gangster bankers and corrupt courts. Sydney based performer Singing Sadie provides a sound track with a reinterpretation of Billie Holiday’s classic lament on money, God Bless The Child. The Bull Laid Bear probes our collective “beliefs” in financial markets, unravelling responsibility for the 2008 financial meltdown and looking at the spiraling economic crisis in Europe and beyondinancier, afin de dénouer le responsable de la crise économique en Europe et au delà de 2008.

Ji Sung Lee
South Corea
2012 | 0:20:30

It’s the story about the murderer’s mother. The old woman visits her son regularly but, he does not want to see his mother. Her neighbors has contemptuous look on her. One day, there is a phone call informing about son’s suicide. The mother decides and commits suicide, and two thieves visit her place.

Hisham Bizre
Egypt, United States
2012 | 0:15:00

Shluq or Sirocco (easterly desert wind) is the fable of a man who faces potential doom. Life for him is a mystery and it is impossible to understand, leading him into melancholic paralysis. His thoughts wander through the vastness of the desert, a symbol of eternity, and at the same time force him to see himself powerless in his petty sphere of action, and powerless from the very mystery of his thought. The embitterment, callousness, grossness, brutality of his paralysis is imposed on his pure and noble soul, turning his life into a profound tragedy.