Program 3

		Mamo by Anders Weberg (Sweden) Mobile phone, 2'30'', 2008 Senses and memories of motherhood evoked by visiting Birkenau (Auschwitz II) in Poland July 2008. www.andersweberg.com
		disLocation by Katy Morrison (Australia) Super 8/DV, 3'42'', 2008 As they journey by car through an un-named small town outside Melbourne two travelers reflect on their presence in a place where they neither belong, nor feel comfortable. Based on real travelers’ musings in online blogs, disLocation reveals a distance that is not confined to landscape.
		The sun tattooed by Shwan Dler Qaradaki (Norway/Iraq) MPEG files, 3'34'', 2009 My work relates to the problematics of exile in Europe, and particularly in Norway. I'm interested in the direction the politics of immigration is taking in Norway, and what consequences this has for immigrants' self-image and identity. http://dlerqaradaki.tumblr.com/
		Raumsonde by Jürgen Hille (Germany) DV, 6'15'', 2009 An experimental journey. www.juergenhille.de
		Space Drawing No. 5 by Sai Hua Kuan (UK) DV, 1', 2009 Space Drawing explores the idea of the simplest but the most fundamental function of a line – to divide, subtract and define a space. www.collinsai.com
		Requien Granular by Tomaz Klotzel (Brazil) DV, 6'50'', 2008 An audiovisual composition inspired by the musical theory of the granular synthesis, which is based on the organization of music in small sound pieces, called grains. The footage used to create the Requien Granular grains are old sport film from the last century, mainly football from the 50's to the 80's. Requien Granular talks about life and it's passing, time long ago, actors - heroes? - already dead or incapable of the shown performances, empty of that virility. It's a reflexion about every present moment of the life, and of being present at every moment. http://tomaz.biz/
		You and Me by Karsten Krause (Germany) N8/S8, 3'45'', 2009 A woman is walking towards her husband's camera for four decades. A love story on small gauge film. www.workscited.de
		Footsteps by Robert Ciesla (Finland) DVCAM, 2'45'', 2009 Footsteps is an experimental visual tribute to absent friends. www.eguyproductions.com
		In the mix by Jan Machacek (Austria) Beta, 4', 2008 The camera, mounted on a blender, films Machacek’s performance as he moves slowly from the background to the picture’s center for the purpose of interfering with the video image’s mechanical progression with his own body. While standing in the center of the frame he reacts to the camera’s movement, occasionally allowing it to lift him into the air, then hops wildly and gesticulates to counteract its dynamism.
		Cheval Blême by Philippe Rouy (France) DVCAM, 3'55'', 2009 On 17 July 1939 a man was guillotined in public in front of a camera. The eyes of a horse will never know anything of it.
		Is It Just Another War? by Espen Faugstad (Norway) Digital, 42'', 2009 A anti war film! www.bildevisjon.com
		Natur Kultur by Geir Esben Østbye (Norway) HDV, 8'40'', 2009 Nature Culture - is about ourselves in the floating - often blurred - transition between Nature and Culture. It´s often hard to distinguish what is nature and what is culture. Maybe they sometimes change positions. Could nature mimic culture - instead of the other way around? In our heads and thoughts we might perceive ourselves as in an everchanging position between the two, but our corporeal memory might tell us another story. www.hvitblaa.net