Films
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Fragments
Stéphanie Weber Biron
Canada (Quebec), Fiction
An unhappy lion mascot, a straight talking chick ,a hypochondriac gay guy: all these colorful characters collide in fragments filled with sex talk and humor, with the ever inspiring New Orleans as a backdrop.
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French et fèves au lard
Emmanuelle Lacombe
Canada (Quebec), Fiction
During a school trip at the sugar shack, two teenagers will live their first love experience under the watchful eyes of their classmates. School’s short.
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Fuga Animada
Augusto Roque
Brazil, Animation
The production of an animated film is often accompanied by the struggle between the animator and the animated...
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Grand Theft Auto 5 - Trevor and Michael Scene
Rockstar Games
United States, Animation
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Greetings to The Ancestors
Ben Russell
South Africa, Swaziland, United States, United Kingdom, Mockumentary
Set between Swaziland and South Africa, in a region still strug- gling with the divisions produced by an apartheid government, Greetings to the Ancestors documents the dream lives of the territory’s inhabitants as the borders of consciousness dissolve and expand.
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Herding
Ruslan Akun
Kyrgyzstan, Fiction
A story of children growing up ahead of their time and taking responsibility for their own lives and family. Left all alone in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan, two siblings decide to herd the cattle on their own.
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Hipopotamy
Piotr Dumala
Poland, Animation
A few naked women and children are bathing in a river. They are being secretly observed by a group of men, who, decide to approach them in a violent manner, as if inspired by the beha- viour of hippopotamuses.
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Hjonabandssaela
Jörundur Ragnarsson
Iceland, Fiction
Two lifelong friends find their small-town routine thrown into peril when a buxom woman their own age shows up in their hot tub.
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Hole
Martin Edralin
Canada (Ontario), Fiction
A daring portrait of a disabled man yearning for intimacy in a world that would rather ignore him.
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Home Cooked Music
Mike Maryniuk
Canada (British Columbia), Documentary
After a near-death experience, retired machinist Lorne Collie started making whimsical stringed instruments. His DIY inventiveness transformed lawn rakes, stop signs, and bent pitchforks into fully playable banjos, fiddles and violins.