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  Tolerance (Tolerantia)

  1. A film by Ivan Ramadan
  2. Durban International Film Festival
  3. July 23 - August 03, 2008
  4. run time 6 minutes 30 seconds

  Two primitive ice age men obliterate themselves because of different religious beliefs  (more)

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  For All the Marbles

  1. A film by Kris Booth
  4. run time 11 minutes

  Recess begins – the schoolyard is flooded with kids! Ten-year-old Jeff reveals his prized Cat’s Eye in a bid to win the ‘Universal Marble Championship’. Just before his winning shot, Cricker, the schoolyard bully, grabs it and launches it to the other side of the playground. Jeff sets out to cross the infamous ‘big kid’s area’. With danger at every turn, he plays his way through...  (more)

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  Protest!

  1. A film by Blake Van Noy
  4. run time 4 minutes 11 seconds

  Protest! is a satirical political allegory about two passionate Protesters who compete for public support for an absurd issue.  (more)

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  Another Planet (Másik bolygó)

  1. A film by Ferenc Moldoványi
  4. run time 95 minutes

  "Words lose their meaning. And the green sea and the blue sky lose their colour, painted as they were by the algae that kindly wafted oxygen during 3,000 million years. Are these little night-lights spying on us? The stars shake with astonishment and fear. They are at a loss to understand how this world of ours, so ardently bent upon its own annihilation, goes on being alive." Eduardo...  (more)

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  Solitaire

  1. A film by Anne ZINN-JUSTIN
  2. Montreal World Film Festival
  3. August 21 - September 01, 2008
  4. run time 9 minutes 30 seconds

  Irene and Bruno, two friends in their mid-thirties, end up alone together at the end of a party. As Irene tries to leave, Bruno manages to keep her there and invites her to play strange games...  (more)

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  Motion Studies (Motion Studies)

  1. A film by Fernanda D'Agostino
  4. run time 12 minutes 24 seconds

  Motion Studies, investigates the intersection of Art and Science. The core of the project are actual motion studies from Dr. Bret Tobalske’s flight lab at the U. of Portland, translated into video at the lab and in my studio. Motion Studies uses a fluid imaging system known as digital particle image velocimetry to examine the structure of the wake of flying birds. The power the flying bird puts...  (more)

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  Fatherhood Dreams

  1. A film by Boris Ivanov
  4. run time 55 minutes

  In this heartfelt documentary, four gay men explore different options to attain their Fatherhood Dreams – Randy and Drew turn to adoption, Stephen co-parented his two daughters with a lesbian couple, and Scott prepares for the arrival of his twins through surrogacy  (more)

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  In Twilight's Shadow

  1. A film by Tina Scorzafava
  4. run time 12 minutes

  IN TWILIGHT’S SHADOW introduces the adventure of a female immortal caught between two worlds. Unable to exist with the consequences of her choice in accepting the dark gift, Carlisle Braedon has isolated herself in a suspended state between light and dark. But when the leader of her Coven takes revenge against the mortal she loves, Carlisle is summoned to rise and face the creature that lurks...  (more)

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  Another Planet (Másik bolygó)

  1. A film by Ferenc Moldoványi
  4. run time 95 minutes

  "Words lose their meaning. And the green sea and the blue sky lose their colour, painted as they were by the algae that kindly wafted oxygen during 3,000 million years. Are these little night-lights spying on us? The stars shake with astonishment and fear. They are at a loss to understand how this world of ours, so ardently bent upon its own annihilation, goes on being alive." Eduardo...  (more)

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