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“Don't Go Little Doe - Miss Cantaloupe” by Justin Fargiano
Inside a dreamy autumn forest, an energetic little doe unknowingly awakens a massive force of nature. When her enchanted playground becomes violent wilderness, she must act quickly or meet an unwelcome fate.
Official music video for “Don’t Go Little Doe” off Miss Cantaloupe’s debut album Beets Began to Rise.
“Spirit Mother - Black Sheep” by Clarence Deng
A woman is enticed to eat forbidden fruit in this dark fairy tale/grindhouse inspired music video debut for Spirit Mother.
“LLLL - Silent Dawn 静暁” by Konstantin Enste
A space traveler is about to find the secret behind a happy and fulfilling existence with the help of a supercomputer he has built himself inside his spaceship.
“The Sun Line — Fire in the Pines” by Peter English
A kidnapping quickly turns bizarre in this ode to toxic masculinity, 90s crime dramas, and the idiocy of late night cable TV. Watch out for car stunts, mobsters, and a weird dose of kink.
“Broken Melody - Caterina Barbieri” by Iacopo Carapelli
Broken Melody stands as a reflection of our times, in which the beautiful and the dreadful effortlessly coexist.
We step into her carefully crafted sound, visually portrayed through the slow-motion footage of different bodies levitating, intertwining and restlessly lying on the ground. A transformative body of work, we journey across solitary, geometric and almost sacred landscapes that feel equally intimate and monumental.
“Bespoke - Monday Was Special” by sptmbr
A young couple stuck in life’s waiting room are given the chance for transformation.
“I Can Make It Better - Jeannel” by Paulina Dana
A unique live session that invokes the basic human desire for intimacy and love over sexual objectification and disconnection.
“Donnie Dix” By Sascha Taylor Larsen
Shot in New York City, Donnie Dix is a tribute to the brashness of the 80s. Directed by Sascha Taylor Larsen and produced by Oliver Finley, it is a parody of the type of naive self-obsession which characterized this period in our cultural history.
“Past Tense” By William Miller
A young couple try to navigate the beautiful yet turbulent process of falling in love.
“Alicia Moffet - Hard Feelings” By Thomas Soto
From the cocoon into a butterfly, back into the cocoon. Metamorphosis happens more than once. Alicia Moffet interprets a fragile and vulnerable character who tries painfully to get to her safe space, her cocoon.
“Anima Sound System - Dress Me In White” By Luka Kostil
This crossover between a music video and a narrative short film tells a story of two alienated brothers who reunite on their dads funeral.
“Annika Wells - Modern Art” By Logan Fields
After a breakup, Annika processes her relationship grief through painting and art.
“Caracter” By JAIME DEZCALLAR
"Caracter" defines our personality, our flavor and our art. Featuring choreography by renowned flamenco dancer María Pagés, “Caracter” was created as a way to help associate traditional culture of Spain to their gastronomical and product culture.
“FÉLIXE - LES AUTRES” By Jean-Vital Joliat
Natasha, a seamstress and fashion designer, lives reclusively in her cottage, which serves as her design studio. As the days go by, a deep loneliness assails her.
“Stereopolina - Sunny Boy” By Arseny Kuznetsov
A bully arrives to a party at the Palace of Culture and falls in love with a woman he meets there, but seeing how different they are, the woman does not reciprocate. But when a beautiful young man with magical golden curls appears on the dance floor, everyone falls in love with him.
“Euphoria” By Jorden Lee
EUPHORIA explores the inner turmoil between two characters in the midst of a relationship in transition.
“Violets” By Johnny B. Zero
A man decides to leave his childhood band in order to get a normal job and break away from his old life. However, something will appear on the way that will not let him succeed.
“1955” By Onry
In "1955", award-winning Portland opera singer Onry honors the legacy of Emmett Till, an African American teenager whose murder catalyzed the civil rights movement. In grieving this act of violence, Onry honors his ancestors, creates space for Black imagination, and asks what we must do in 2022 and beyond to create an inclusive, spacious future.
“Londres + Cabron” By Vibarco
In the double-feature of "Londres" and "Cabron," Vibarco portrays a streetwise hustler barely scraping by in New York City. Every day is a struggle, and as his relationship with his girlfriend begins to fray as well, he is wracked by insecurity. In order to find purpose and meaning again, he must face a manifestation of his childhood self, who was viciously bullied for his perceived lack of masculinity.
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