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“Boy Inside” by Luke White

The past doesn’t speak, it hums, pulses, returns in fragments. A boy remains inside, untouched by time but changed by everything. What the body can’t say, it finds another way to release.

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“EXPOSURE” by Daniel Algarin

A short film depicting the chaotic birth of WikiLeaks, a digital revolution that shook empires and redefined power. Utilizing the latest in AI animation and motion capture technology, and featuring newly uncovered quotes from Julian Assange.

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“Transference” by Dylan Trupiano

In the Peruvian village of Palma Real, a member of the Ese’Eja nation shares the story of falling in love and running away with his wife. As he urges for their memory to live on, he slowly slips into a haunting reverie.

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“Garuda” by Jacob Jonas

The sun bird. Come as you are, as a new beginning. We are small in the rhythm of it all. The leaves grow, until fall. A new season awaits.

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“Infinity” by Jacob Jonas

Directed and choreographed by Jacob Jonas, INFINITY explores the repetition of movement. Shot by acclaimed cinematographer Nikita Kuzmenko, the film brings together a dynamic cast of 18 performers in a visual journey. INFINITY features an original score by Japanese composer Ayako Taniguchi.

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“Moncalvo” by Tanu Muiño & Nikita Kuzmenko

This film was created in June 2023 during one of the most challenging times in my life, immediately following a battle with stage 4 cancer. As I navigated the aftermath of illness and trauma, art became my way of processing the darkness and rediscovering my light.

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“It's Good to be Bad” by Anne Berry and Marlise Chu

“It's Good to be Bad” is an experimental fashion micro short film that uses an old Hong Kong café as a playful sandbox for exploring hyperbolic and liberating representations of different personas.

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“RENAÎTRE” by Daniel Hager

Through an abstract lens, the film explores the art of upcycling, transforming what exists into something new.

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“Imperfect Cycles” by Vinícius Antunes

Time, rhythm, perceptions, sensations and the changes that are imposed on us or that we create for ourselves.

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“Peripeteia” by Tracy Kiryango

Aria is grieving the recent loss of her best friend Jess. Recounting moments from the past hint to the circumstances that led to her death.

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"Are You With Me" by Christian Søgaard

A group of young people with restless minds wrestles with doubt, ambition, and the search for meaning. As an intimate dialogue unfolds between inspiration and hesitation, the lines blurs between self-expression and self-sabotage.

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“Tides of Freedom” by Claudia Malecka

"Tides of Freedom" is a poetic exploration of self-discovery. The film delves into the process of reflecting on memories and finding liberation in one’s inner spirit.

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“Untouchable” by Lucas Dabrowski

Untouchable. An homage to the rodeo. And to those who get thrown down, chewed up and spat out - just to do it all over again.

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“Living in a Miracle” by Dorian Tocker

Members of an unnamed suburbia prepare for an apocalyptic storm, in a lyrical vision of America in decay. Blending fact and fiction, LIVING IN A MIRACLE is an existential tone poem that finds the hidden beauty within the impending catastrophe.

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“MIME II” by Adrian Langenbach

"MIME II" is an experimental film aesthetically exploring the complexity of identity and the journey to self-acceptance.

In a fusion of fashion and dance a narration unfolds. The film uses the contrast between gentle, flowing movements and abrupt, mechanical gestures to illustrate the inner and outer struggles of self-definition.

A visual poem that invites you to appreciate and embrace your true self.

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“A Pictar” by Ben Bradish-Ellames

A Pictar, an art film depicting the intimate relationship between a performance artist and her physical canvas.

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“How to Bake a Cake in the Digital Age” by Christina Catherine Martinez

"How to Bake a Cake in the Digital Age" is a half-hour comedy special set in a cooking show that may or may not ever start, starring Christina Catherine Martinez, who may or may not be playing a character that may or may not be having a real emotional breakdown.