Program 1

 delicateartbludgeon   The delicate art of the bludgeon
by Jean-Gabriel Pèriot (France)
DVCAM, 4', 2009
About policemen's sensibility.

www.jgperiot.net
 
     
StillLifeMattias  

Still life with Mattias
by Endre Tveitan (Norway)
DV, 4'30'', 2009
Still life with Mattias is a videocollage composed together by close to a hundred video/film images. The videoimages have been captured with HD-video, DV-video, web-cam, mobile phone-cam og super 8 film. In the same way the soundtrack have been recorded with everything from tape recorder to professional sound equipment.

www.endretveitan.com

     
train watchers   Train Watchers
by Agung Nugroho Widhi (Indonesia)
DV, 60'', 2009
This video was shot at an empty field next to Lempuyangan Station in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Many people, especially parents with their children come there towards the evening, spend their time just to see the trains passing by. In a way, it looks like an incidental amusement park and a kind of alternative/ cheap way for (family) picnic.

http://statusavailable.blogspot.com
     
lyms   LYMS
by Ottar Ormstad (Norway)
DV, 7'40'', 2009
In the first black and white part I show an animated version of one of my visual poems made out of words in different languages. In the second part I show darkroom-produced photos in combination with letters and text-pictures, some in yellow.
     
Into Daylight   Into Daylight
by SJ.Ramir (New Zealand)
DV, 5', 2009
Into Daylight uses geographical landscapes as metaphors, to explore the notion of metaphysical journeys made across landscapes within in the mind. Classic cinematic devices such as short vignettes and slow pans are used in combination with a lulling soundtrack, until a change in atmosphere occurs, and a lone ghost-like silhouette is revealed to be 'making passage' through the mountainous Pass.

www.ramirfilms.co.nz
     
DISTANCES   Distances
by Liliana Resnick (Croatia)
16mm/DV, 9'55'', 2009
A woman is forced to take an unwanted step in her life. The film is mostly composed of still images emphasizing her wish to slow down time until she is ready.

www.cyclofilm.com
     
westcoast   Westcoast
by Ulu Braun (Germany)
HD, 7'20'', 2009
Westcoast is a panorama-video consisting of interweaved scenes mounted on a coastline - somewhere between Rotterdam and Sydney.
Starting from a bubbling primordial soup the view pans along a waterfront in the style of a late transnational financial eclecticism and passes mystical spots such as a giant hippo eating carrots and hectically spinning rubber boats. After a dark spiritual waterway recalling Hieronymus Bosch atmospheres, the panorama ends in a cave with refuse-Jacuzzi in which a white woman gazes about herself melancholically.

www.ulubraun.com
     
red_tape   Red Tape
by Lucas Treise (Germany)
HDV, 5'18'', 2009
A young man tries a camcorder at home. He is getting interested in his new female neighbour.
     
stoneonstone   Stone on Stone
by Rob Carter (USA)
HD, 7'44'', 2009
This stop-motion video animation uses the architectural language of High Gothic and Modernism to invent a contradictory history of their evolvement. The theme begins and ends with the vast, but unfinished Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, located on the upper west side of Manhattan, New York.

www.robcarter.net