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“A.Girl - Do It Again” by Jason Sukadana

Māori-Australian artist A.Girl delivers her unique sound of moody R&B with "Do It Again", and evocative summoning of the contradictions of desire. Directed by director duo VERSUS, the film presents an invocation of the intoxicating convergence of power and passion. Vignettes illustrate the disorienting trappings of rumination and expressions of self preservation.

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“LA BEAUTE” by Argam Gevorgyan

"les yeux de celui qui regarde" - the eyes of the beholder. The eyes of each character: blind, aggressive, unconditionally in love, and brought to catharsis.

Twin brothers meet 20 years later, then tragically say goodbye to each other.

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“Lute - Finding Self” by Juan Felipe Zuleta

In this apocalyptic music video/short film hybrid, an adolescent survivalist befriends a malfunctioning android (North Carolina rapper Lute) and teaches him what it means to be "human" on her journey across a lush, robot-filled wasteland.

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“Ab-Soul - Do Better” by Omar Jones

The video for Ab-Soul’s “Do Better” is an artistic visual reinterpretation of real-life events that have occurred in Soul’s life. It explores the trials and tribulations of a man who has reached his breaking point.

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“Carinho Feito pelas Mãos” by Guilherme Petry

A couple that does not get intimate, a couple that barely look at each other. A lifetime together hanging only by a thread. A music video about caress, touch and affection as a healing process and as a vital force.

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“Kayode - Flow da Pele” by Paladino

Kayode’s new music video “Flow da Pele” provokes a reflection on structural racism, police abuse, and injustices committed against black and peripheral people. Through African sound and religious signs, Kayode seeks to exalt black pride and its achievements, rescuing ancestral values.

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“Noa Drochak - Cicada Song” by Keith Leung

Jack attempts to cope with his grief through playful antics at East River Park – but finds that despite his efforts, he is powerless against the passage of time. The only constant in life is change.

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