COMPETITION: INTERNATIONAL: Unearthed
21:00 Sat 12 Jan 2019
An eclectic offering delving deep into the earth beneath our feet - how we cultivate it, build on it, plunder its resources and navigate the diversity of its terrain. These shorts encompass computer game mods and flicker films, from Jorge Jacome’s Terry Riley-scored portrayal of an uncontrollable Portuguese plague of Hydrangeas to Sylvia Schedelbauer’s pulsating, lysergic-infused memory trip through the currents of the forest. 88’
LSFF International Competition: Unearthed also screens at ICA, 3pm, 16th Jan
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Access
Please find all access information here, or drop a line to Helen MacKenzie at access@shortfilms.org.uk for more information or special requests.
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THE HYMNS OF MUSCOVY
Dimitri Venkov 14 mins (Russia, 2018)
To tell a history though architecture and music, The Hymns of Muscovy matches the styles of Moscow's 20th and 21st century buildings with electronic variations of the Soviet and Russian national anthem. -
FLORES
Jorge Jácome 27 mins (Portugal, 2017)
The entire population of Azores is forced to leave the islands due to an uncontrolled plague of hydrangeas. -
HOARDERS WITHOUT BORDERS 1.0
Jodie Mack 6 mins (US, 2018)
The generously-curated mineral collection of Mary Johnson comes to life in a manual labor of love for the process of archival procedure. -
BLACK LINE
Mark Olexa / Francesca Scalisi 10 mins (Switzerland, 2017)
A woman fishing in turbid waters, a suffering nature, the broken chant of the muezzin, all linked by a thin, black line. -
LAST YEAR WHEN THE TRAIN PASSED BY
Pang-Chuan Huang 18 mins (France, 2018)
What were you doing while I took this photo when the train passed through your house last year? -
WISHING WELL
Sylvia Schedelbauer 13 mins (Germany, 2018)
A transcendent turn, a quest for agency, a reunion with currents of the forest.