“An addendum may explain inconsistencies or expand the existing work or update the information found in the main work, especially if any such problems were detected too late to correct the main work”. In 1977 the Voyager spacecraft was launched with a golden disk onboard, containing sounds and images of Planet Earth. This is an addendum for that record.

The story of Alia and her brother who come to the modern city from a country at war, each with opposing views on their new life. An attack on the city — by people who came from their birth country — creates fear and discrimination against them, ultimately destroying their identity so they can be free.

A soliloquy about life and art, by the mime and Italian performer Romano Rocchi.

Ever wondered how you end up with odd socks? An animated comedy.

“Live everyday as if it were your last because someday you’re going to be right.” – Muhammad Ali

The mental journey of a high diver in the seconds before his jump. World champion cliff diver, Lionel Franc aims to dive from 115ft and break his own record.

A woman who is afraid of leaving her own city collects old postcards from places she’s never travelled to.

Travel journal evoking F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald’s tour of Europe.

A lyrical story between a bell ringer and a stork. He loves to play symphonies on an old bell piano and the stork answers with the sound of bill-clattering, creating a mix between a world below and a world above.

Theo and his mother are going for a walk in the forest. Suddenly, Theo disappears…

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A eulogy for the victims of police violence.

In the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, a nomad boy called Turuu trains his horses for a big race at the traditional Nadaam festival.

Exploring the diversity of time by combining two different timeframes to create new scenery and emotion. Plants are filmed with time-lapse and composited with realtime insect imagery.

The film manifests itself in consistently downward movement. Vertically projected, the spectator sinks into the animation. Objects, rooms and layers form a tableau vivant, a portrait.

Gary is not having a good day when he feels he’s responsible for killing a bird.

Vertical are the walls that we built with our own hands. They are blinders and we are like horses, letting them blind us.

A woman receives a diagnosis for bipolar disorder. The vertical frame serves to convey the feeling of claustrophobia when one is faced with the cruelty of modern-day psychiatry which denies the human being any control over his/her destiny.

A short film about the pigeon fanciers of Old Delhi.

The transition of a day, seemingly static yet marked by a thousand details. Rothko and sound-images meet the documentary impulse. Time passes as the everyday is made abstract and ineffable.

A man wakes to find himself in a life preserver face-down on the shore of a desolate, disquieting beach.

A woman searches for her identity, which she finds is like swimming upstream.

A short short film about heights and perspective.

Why do people climb? Why is it so important to get to the top anyway?

A young homeless woman spends her days chasing “that feeling”. The vertical format makes us think about the space that these marginalised characters occupy in our society as well as on our screens.

A lonely guy, dangerous gangsters, a beautiful policewoman, even more dangerous gangsters, a ship in a bottle: Our guy’s life gets turned around when he receives a mysterious letter that contains nothing but a treasure map. Suddenly, he finds himself in a dangerous adventure chasing the most precious treasure on earth.

An entertaining look at orientation.