Panorama V
Animated shorts from Central and Eastern Europe that demonstrate good technical skills and show artistic potential.
The head does it all. While other body-parts have their separate functions as instruments, the head is an all-purpose tool. The head's universality: Object-oriented media magician Anna Vasof celebrates it, and at the same time questions its primacy.
A film that reveals how much more we have locked ourselves down in our bubbles, even though we have so many ways to communicate remotely. On the filmmaker’s relations with the media she gorges herself on, or specifically on her relations with one channel of a streaming platform that she watches non-stop.
Viktoria Grahv's electroacoustic composition "Ma Hingan Lihtsalt Rohkem" (I Just Breathe More) was inspired by the idea of breathing to break free of chains, envisioning a dragon sleeping in a cave. The animation reworks the theme with 3D and sand, inspired by breathing and anxiety.
The circle of life is a magnificent concept: the one thing that we unconditionally look after flourishes only after we are already gone. On a deserted island, in a cave on the beach, lives an old turtle who takes care of an egg of unknown origin, trying to make it hatch, unsuccessfully.
Can the ephemeral be caught? Explosive clusters, euphorias, ant hills. Thoughts resemble insects that swarm around us, ("flies in the brain"), Jackson Pollock, small flames or mental flashes, electrical discharges.
An experimental visualization of a personal diary that talks about struggling childhood and youth turns into a story about family, generations and all the lines they hold.
In Flat ’n’ Round we are introduced to a peculiar parallel universe where everybody in the world has been divided into two competing physical forms and fanatical ideologies – flat and round.
People are waiting in an endless corridor to pay for the movie of their lives. In these movies, they play the protagonists.
A tiny wave triggers a cross-border crisis.
The muffling of external noise that stems from isolation provides us with enough silence to start listening to our inner voice. Hello me, it's nice to meet you.
Seemingly humorous deliberations about happiness. This philosophical parable about a couple eating cakes in a café touches upon fundamental issues – the elusiveness of happiness, the fact that we are not always able to perceive it, let alone experience it as fully as possible.
Panorama V
Animated shorts from Central and Eastern Europe that demonstrate good technical skills and show artistic potential.
The head does it all. While other body-parts have their separate functions as instruments, the head is an all-purpose tool. The head's universality: Object-oriented media magician Anna Vasof celebrates it, and at the same time questions its primacy.
A film that reveals how much more we have locked ourselves down in our bubbles, even though we have so many ways to communicate remotely. On the filmmaker’s relations with the media she gorges herself on, or specifically on her relations with one channel of a streaming platform that she watches non-stop.
Viktoria Grahv's electroacoustic composition "Ma Hingan Lihtsalt Rohkem" (I Just Breathe More) was inspired by the idea of breathing to break free of chains, envisioning a dragon sleeping in a cave. The animation reworks the theme with 3D and sand, inspired by breathing and anxiety.
The circle of life is a magnificent concept: the one thing that we unconditionally look after flourishes only after we are already gone. On a deserted island, in a cave on the beach, lives an old turtle who takes care of an egg of unknown origin, trying to make it hatch, unsuccessfully.
Can the ephemeral be caught? Explosive clusters, euphorias, ant hills. Thoughts resemble insects that swarm around us, ("flies in the brain"), Jackson Pollock, small flames or mental flashes, electrical discharges.
An experimental visualization of a personal diary that talks about struggling childhood and youth turns into a story about family, generations and all the lines they hold.
In Flat ’n’ Round we are introduced to a peculiar parallel universe where everybody in the world has been divided into two competing physical forms and fanatical ideologies – flat and round.
People are waiting in an endless corridor to pay for the movie of their lives. In these movies, they play the protagonists.
A tiny wave triggers a cross-border crisis.
The muffling of external noise that stems from isolation provides us with enough silence to start listening to our inner voice. Hello me, it's nice to meet you.
Seemingly humorous deliberations about happiness. This philosophical parable about a couple eating cakes in a café touches upon fundamental issues – the elusiveness of happiness, the fact that we are not always able to perceive it, let alone experience it as fully as possible.