Watt Town : Holy songs from Jamaica (46) STEPHANE DELPHIN - Jamaca/France
Mid 19th century, a spiritual revolution breeds a new religion : The
Zion Reival : appeared nearly one century before Rastafari, that black
jamaicains embraced because African cosmology and Christian Baptist
corpus could be blent. Still nowadays, 3 times a year, a Revival
pilgrimage happens in Watt Town, St Ann.
Cotton Candy (16:31) Karol Kołodziński - Poland
What if you could influence the mind of younger you and make him choose
differently? Marcel goes on a meeting with his girlfriend Alice. On his
way he meets strange girls from his past. Can those circumstances change
his attitude towards his present relationship?
Intrinsic Moral Evil (10:45) Harm Weistra - Netherlands
Intrinsic Moral Evil seems to be a tale of identity and coming of age.
But above all, the three dancers play with the viewer’s perception and
expectations. The layered story gradually develops; revealing its last
secrets just before the end credits start. Inviting the audience to make
its own interpretation.
I Never Said I Wasn't Happy (38:4) Sara Peak Convery - USA
Filmmaker and artist explores the implications of her parents' conflicted marriage.
The Martyr (10) Darren Langlands - UK
MI5 Agent Laura Kent explains her actions to an internal inquiry in the aftermath of a major terrorism incident.
THE WORLD IT IS.... (1:57:05) BISWAJEET BORA - India
The film is set in Mumbai, tells the story of ever growing human
detachment with nature and how an urban family gets trapped in the
concrete jungles of a metropolis. It’s a deep contrast between the most populous city of India,
Mumbai and the natural beauty of Assam, this film is a satire on the
mechanical and fame-driven lives of people of Mumbai.
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