Program 5

		Copy City by Denise Hauser (Norway) DVD, 4'35'', 2008 Copy City is an experimental short film about marginal worlds, having its roots in the new media development and web 2.0. www.megamagicube.com
		Regents Canal by Marc Atkinson & Leslie Deere (UK) DV, 5', 2008 The film captures a single hidden area around Kings Cross in London through the interplay of light, sound, water and architecture. www.marcalexatkinson.co.uk www.lesliedeere.com
		Exótica by Sérgio Cruz (Portugal/UK) DV, 5', 2009 Tracing a path from ancient customs to contemporary social interaction, this film demonstrates the unifying force of music and dance. Somewhere between a dance movie and a documentary. It is the result of a collaboration between Sérgio Cruz and the Portuguese choreographer Miguel Pereira during a three-week artistic residence in Maputo (Mozambique) in March 2008. http://www.rhiz.eu/person-37213-en.html
		Lek by Wolfgang Lehmann (Sweden) DV, 1'38'', 2008 Lek (Play) is a post-romantic summer dream.
		The Red City by Sabina Jacobsson (Norway) DV, 4'31'', 2008 Music video made for Malika Makouf Rasmussens cd "ON CLUB". Camera and editing: Sabina Jacobsson Music: Malika Makouf Rasmussen www.sabina.no www.malikamakoufrasmussen.com/
		There is a Lot of Joy, too by Johanna Lecklin (Finland) DigiBeta, 10'42'', 2008 A fictive split screen dialogue between a boy and his mother. The boy has Asperger’s syndrome. He tells about his dreams and the mother about how it is to live with a different child. www.johannalecklin.com
		My Father's Letters by Yana Sakellion (USA) DV, 2'11'', 2008 This piece is based on personal narrative and expresses my early fascination with handwritten letter-forms and textile qualities of handwriting. I am employing digital video and animation to convey my childhood associations between the object and the meaning, while experimenting with kinetic typography. www.yanasakellion.com
		Aanaatt by Max Hattler (UK) HD, 4'45'', 2008 Analog futurism... www.maxhattler.com
		Stultifera Garden by Johanna Domke (Germany) HD, 11'26'', 2008 The traditional garden is a place where the entire world is represented in highly symbolic symmetry and perfection. Stultifera Garden deals with an overlapping structure of the public and the private. The continuos pan shot shifts from a classic park scene into a dystopic, mazy structure of trails. www.johannadomke.net