The Struggle is Real 365
Flook Nielsen
Daniel tries to impress his new boss in an attempt to get his life back on track.
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Father of Storm
Christian B Frederiksen
Mr. Giversen is in a worrying state of mind when he’s paid a visit at home by Tove Digmann and Doris – two officers from a special police unit. Mr. Giversen soon realizes that he’s suspected of having abducted his own son, Storm. Mr. Giversen has already lost his right to have contact with Storm, and Tove Digmann, the head officer, is not afraid of proving her point by the abuse of power.
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Girl In Red – Body & Mind
Thea Hvistendahl
Created by up-and-coming horror director Thea Hvistendahl, the clip sees Girl in Red, a.k.a. Marie Ulven, captured by witches and brought to the middle of a secluded forest, where she becomes the modern-day victim of being burned at the stake.
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EVA – a Visual Essay on the Female Body
Emma Kristine Sylvest Ishøy
‘EVA’ is a visualization of women's self-perception as a result of their bodily experiences. It illustrates what it’s like to be a woman and to have a female body in the Western world – about the complexities and the contrasts; about being the subject of societal surveillance; and about learning to love and accept oneself. While ‘EVA’ is a tribute to the diversity of the female body, and to the vulnerabilities and strengths of women, the short film is also a testimony and a call to look at the woman differently – in a different light. In ‘EVA’, you’re invited to look beyond the preconceived notions and cultural assumptions that you have about the female body. You have to see the female body for what it is – and hear about it for what it does, and for what it’s capable of.
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Art Chooses Us
Tomas Kamphuis
Four African artists from four different countries practicing four different crafts contemplate on what it means to be an artist. Art Chooses Us poetically captures reflections on the African art scene through the eyes of four African artists. Most art from or about Africa highlights the sorrow and suffering of the continent and its people, thereby reinforcing the negative image generally depicted by mainstream news media. Though this image is certainly justified by Africa's harsh, daily realities and its problematic past, it also fixes the continent in an undeserved cliché of powerlessness and lack of agency and, consequently fails to tell the whole story of Africa, which just as much involves strength, optimism, and hope for the future, particularly among younger generations. The work of these four artists is fierce, stylish, beautiful, imaginative, poetic, sometimes even funny and entertaining, and at the same time strongly connected to their everyday reality with all its ups and downs, to their past and to their imagined future. Ultimately, Art Chooses Us is a documentary that shows artists who could shape an alternative narrative about Africa, more positive and uplifting than is generally told.
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Lay Me by the Shore
David Findlay
Lay Me by the Shore' follows a week in the life of a trans boy in his final days of school as he comes to terms with his best friend’s recent passing. Exploring the raw, potent emotions of youth through the prism of grief, the film lends an empathetic eye on a young person’s very immediate but suppressed emotions. Drenched in the warm light of long June days and with the intimidating spectre of an uncertain future looming, the tale is told from the perspective of the recently deceased — an omniscient and benevolent presence.
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Le Pompon
David Hourrègue
Sandra is a struggling single mom. But today, she holds her revenge. Her son Ryan will catch the pompon!
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