Some stories are told many times and in such familiar formats that we lose sight of them. How can art bring these stories back into full view with innovative storytelling, reconnecting the audience with pressing, global issues? What new tools combined with old ones create fresh awareness and perspective to engage the viewers? Where do we risk getting too artsy? From painting and dance to motion capture and the use of avatars. These are just starting points — where will we go from here?
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Shot on a mobile phone during lockdown in Gqeberha, South Africa, a filmmaker contemplates creating within an unchanging frame of reference. The film centers around her…
A Camera on My Lap
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I know about crimes. I know how the scene obtains weapons. I know about death lists. I know when, where and how they train for day X.' 'How do you know?'…
Confessions of a Neo-Nazi
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In a fascinating maritime journey guided by psychologist Carl Gustav Jung, we delve into the depths of the collective unconscious. AlejandrIA is an animated documentary…
Jung: To Become Oneself
From UPF
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