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International Competition
Cinema in Trangression
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Wednesday 2, December 2015 / 10 pm
Institut Finlandais
Paris |
Good-bye |
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Lia Martin
United States
2014 | 0:09: 45
Why fix your lens on a place that is disappearing before your eyes?
What still exists between lovers who haven’t seen one another in over
20 years? What if the memories you held most dear were proven to
change each time you recalled them? Good-bye interweaves three
distinct, yet related, memories: the slow desolation of wintertime
Astroland (Coney Island) losing its battle with developers; a furtive
letter between lovers as a woman pauses in her long journey,
desperately trying to fix her heels in the shifting sands of time; and
scientific theories of memory itself that reveal the ways we
manipulate it for personal storytelling. All three studies eventually
merge and transcend the pain of loss to illuminate the profound
feeling that gives memory its enduring power.
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reStart |
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Olga Osorio
Spain
2015 | 0:14:58
Andrea is trapped in a temporal loop. Will she be able to break it?
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The Abandoning |
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Vanessa Gildea
Irlande
2014 | 0:16:00
“The innocent and the beautiful have no enemy but time.” W.B.Yeats
The Abandoning was inspired by Paddy Jordan’s pinhole photography and
the ghostly quality that he creates in this work. People appear as
silhouettes or shadows, he created a dream-like landscape, an
alternative reality of our experience of events. This was the visual
beginning from which I started to dream a film about my memories of a
house.
My intention was to creatively explore a building that has an enormous
personal significance for me, looking back at what took place there
and using that as inspiration to film
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Sommeil |
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Julien Gallée-Ferré
France
2015 | 0:16:00
Fifteen people, alone or in a couple, are filmed during their sleep.
Passing from one night to the next, these active sleepers reveal a
secret and unsuspected choreography, abandoning their bodies to the
bizarre dance invented by their dreams.
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Silent Talker |
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Kyaw Myo Lwin
Mozambic
2014 | 0:14:00
Juxtaposing everyday scenes in Yangon with extracts from a friend‘s
poems and his own ruminations, the filmmaker ponders the state of his
native Myanmar and its people as they move towards democracy.
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Some Men Interpret Nine Memos |
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Insoo Heego
South Korea
2015 | 0:11:00
About a bridge between an island of interior monologue and contemporary myths.
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Old West Lodge |
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Heidi Phillips
Canada
2015 | 0:16:00
Set amidst drifts of snow in a desolate prairie winter, a
weather-beaten lodge provides refuge for a disparate group of locals
and travelers. Unlikely bonds form as each individual finds a way to
move past isolation – freeing the lodge, and themselves, of the
memories that haunt them.
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November 26 - December 6, 2015
The section "Cinéma in Transgression" offers middle or feature lengh films out of norm and order, between fiction and documentary, characterised by complex audio-visual languages, unpredictable associations based on unconcient, metaphorical and metonymical proceedings. In this way these films can express the complexity of reality.
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