Catalogue - Go Short 2017

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GO SHORT

9TH INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL NIJMEGEN

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PARTNERS OF GO SHORT 2017

EMBAJADA DE ESPAÑA EN LA HAYA


CONTENT Welcome – 5 Acknowledgements – 6 Timetable – 7 Delegrate Information – 12 Industry Events – 13 Map & Locations – 14

FOCUS PROGRAM

GO SHORTY!

Jonas Odell – 70 Made in Spain – 80 Traveling – 88

Family Shorts – 122 School Program – 124

SHORT FILM SPECIALS COMPETITION PROGRAM European Competition Jury – 16 Dutch Competition + Student Competition Jury – 18 Youth Competition: MovieZone Jury – 20 Awards – 21 European Competition – 23 Dutch Competition – 46 Youth Competition – 56 Student Competition – 58

Ali Asgari and Farnoosh Samadi – 98 International Highlights – 103 Comedy Shorts – 104 Kill Your Darlings – 105 Fear and Laughter – 106 The Sum Of All Fears – 107 Omnibus – 108 Stories We Tell – 110 Movies That Matter Presents – 111 Kort! 16 – 112 Oscar Shorts – 113 Short Matters – 114 Fullscreen – 115 Pop-Up Expo: Hidden Places & Installation: The View – 116 Podcasts & Coffee Talks – 117 Off The Walls – 118 Open Air Shorts – 119 48 Hour Film Project – 120

TALENTS Supporting Film: A Story About My Eyes – 128 Go Ahead – 130 Homegrown – 132 AKV|St.Joost – 133 New Arrivals - Go Short Campus – 134

INDUSTRY Industry Day – 136 Industry Events – 138 Dziga's Kinolab and Go Short Present: Masterclass Extreme Short Film – 139 Dutch Short Film Preview + Dutch Platform – 140 Film Index by Title – 149 Film Index by Country – 151 Colophon – 153

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CELEBRATE NUANCE! This ninth edition all that glitters really does seem to be gold, as we celebrate the news that we’ve become the first Dutch film festival that is Oscar Qualifying! This means that our live-action and animation winners in both the European and the Dutch competitions get a shortcut to competing at the Oscars. On top of that the Dutch Film Fund has awarded us a four year grant, which really strengthens our position in the international festival circuit. Sounds like we’re really gearing up for a brilliant tenth anniversary, right? But let us focus on the now, because first we have an exhilarating ninth edition for you to enjoy! Fake news and constructed reality are no longer the exclusive domain of the art world. In a post-Brexit-Trump world the question of truth is everywhere. The numerous ways in which media emerge in our lives challenges us every day. To us at Go Short, the absolute truth has never been that important. For the ninth year we do what we do best: we present an abundance of stories and styles, a mind-blowing variety of colors, thoughts, opinions, handwritings, influences, hopes

and dreams. In short film lines can be blurry. We present fictions that feel real and documentaries that are constructed. Through elaborate programming, you can create an interaction between seemingly unrelated shorts. These have the power to generate an open discussion, open up perception and create a new reality. We encourage our audiences to see nuances, peel off layers, find their own reality and reflect on their own positions. A new generation is emerging with shorts as their playground. Filmmakers are more than just artists nowadays: they are influencers, critics, researchers and brave storytellers. Go Short is proud to present talents like Jonas Odell, Ali Asgari and Farnoosh Samadi. We are also reconnecting with Dutch talents like Douwe Dijkstra for our festival trailer, and Guido Hendrikx for co-producing the supporting film A Story About My Eyes, which is premiering in Dutch cinemas on April 1 and will hit the festival scene soon after.

storytelling. Providing a platform for short pioneers, we’ve curated POP-UP EXPO: HIDDEN PLACES. This is an exciting exhibition full of excellent mixed-media projects in which we encourage our audience to venture deep into little known territories. We’re not even limiting ourselves to the moving image, as we’ve taken up the challenge to focus on a medium that is restricted to sound only: the rapidly expanding world of Podcasts. These on-demand audio stories can be listened to anywhere you go. In PODCAST STUDIO: ALL EARS, we’ve put together an exhibition filled with some of our personal, up-to-date favorites that will hopefully create an experience that triggers one’s imagination. We thank all financers, partners, suppliers, staff & volunteers that made this edition possible. So go on, dive in and don’t blink! Bart Jansen - Festival Coordinator & Kirsten Ruber – Director

In our opinion the short format knows no boundaries. At Go Short we’re always on the lookout for fresh ways of short 5


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THANK YOU! Thanks to the Go Short festival team, Pien Houthoff, Pepijn Kuyper and all the people at LUX, Frank Boeijen, Martine Eelman, Dennis Pasveer, Jonas Odell, Ali Asgari, Farnoosh Samadi, Douwe Dijkstra, Guido Hendrikx, Isabel Herguera, Lisa Linde Nieveld, Marten Rabarts, Wilco Gersen, Hannes Bernoski, Wilma de Boer, Geert Willems, Guus van Kleef, Monique Winkelmans, Bert Velthuis. Betty Bergman, Natalie van den Dobbelsteen, Ben van Hees, Andrea Voskens, Josan Meijers, Liesbet Hoek, Rob Bögels, Doreen Boonekamp, Gitta Kruisbrink, Patricia van der Wetten, Michaela van Wassenaer, Joke Ballintijn, Myra Groenink, Sylvia Brandsteder, Hans Bosscher, Romy Jochems, Andrea Posthuma, Bestuur Stichting Zabawas, Pieter Rasing, Marcel Scholten, Ronald Mengedé, Zeno van Ditzhuijsen, Francine Valk, Lisa ter Berg,

Fernando Fernandez-Aguayo, Studio Airport, Lift 3, E-turn, International Short Film Festival Leuven, Netherlands Film Festival, International Short Film Festival Winterthur, International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, Hamburg International Short Film Festival, Curtas Festival Internacional de Cinema Vila do Conde, Dokufest, Mecal - Barcelona International Short and Animation Film Festival, Uppsala International Short Film Festival, Short Waves Festival, Interfilm Festival, KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival, International Short Film Festival Clermont-Ferrand, Brussels Short Film Festival, IndieLisboa, Filmfest Dresden, International Short Film Festival Rotterdam, Vilnius Film Shorts, Short Riga, Balkan Beyond Borders, International Short Film Conference. De Balie Amsterdam, Filmtheater ‘t Hoogt

Utrecht, Rialto Amsterdam, Chassé Theater Breda, Concordia Film Theater Expositie Enschede, LAB111 Amsterdam, Filmschuur Haarlem, Filmhuis Den Haag, ECI Cultuurfabriek Roermond, Slieker Film Leeuwarden, Filmhuis Emmen, De Domijnen Sittard, Hotel In-Credible, Amrâth Hotel Belvoir, B&B De Prince, Hostel Barbarossa, and many more! We also want to say thanks to all the directors, producers, distributors and film institutes who sent us their films. Thank you to our members of the jury, selectors, (guest)programmers, our partners, festival board, advisors, and all friends of the festival! Above all, we thank all of our volunteers. Without you there would be no Go Short!

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COMPETITION PROGRAM: EU: EUROPEAN COMPETITION NL: DUTCH COMPETITION ST: STUDENT COMPETITION MIX: COMPETITION MIX

OTHER PROGRAMS: FOCUS PROGRAM SHORT FILM SPECIAL TALENTS TALKS + LECTURES

PARTY + AWARDS WINNERS + FAVORITES GO SHORTY!

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14:30 IT'S COMPLICATED NL.1 14:00 OMNIBUS: IN THE SAME GARDEN

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17:30 EXCELENTE MADE IN SPAIN

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17:15 MOVIES THAT MATTER PRESENTS

19:30 FULL SCREEN

19:00 TRAVEL WITH A CAUSE TRAVELING

21:15 INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS 21:45 THE SUM OF ALL FEARS

19:15 OMNIBUS: KALEBEGIAK

19:00 ANIMATION FAVORITES

17:00 STORIES WE TELL

21:30 ASGARI & SAMADI'S SHORTS + INTERVIEW

18:00 INSIDE AUDIO: PODCAST SPECIAL 19:30 INDUSTRY DRINKS PAVILION

21:00 COMEDY SHORTS

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DELEGATE INFORMATION ACCREDITATION

INDUSTRY & PRESS DESK

VIDEO LIBRARY

Film professionals, film students and press are able to request an accreditation that identifies you as a professional visitor and is strictly personal. There are three types of accreditation: a Professionals Badge, a Press Badge and a Professionals Discount Badge.

The Go Short Industry Desk is located at the Festival Pavilion. Our staff will be there to welcome you and provide you with all the information you need regarding your stay at the festival. Please feel free to stop by if you have any questions.

The Video Library is located at Vlaams Arsenaal, Arsenaalpoort 18 and is open to everyone with a Professionals or Press Badge. The Library holds all films in this year’s festival program, including all competition and out-of-competition titles.

The Professionals and Press Badge provide you with free access to the entire festival program*/**, the Industry Day and the Video Library including the Dutch Platform.

Opening Hours Industry Desk Festival Pavilion Wed 5/4 > 14:00 – 22:00 Thu 6/4 > 09:00 – 21:00 Fri 7/4 > 09:00 – 21:00 Sat 8/4 > 09:00 – 21:00 Sun 9/4 > 09:00 – 20:00

Dutch Platform Besides the complete Go Short selection, our Video Library includes the Dutch Platform, which holds an extensive collection of recent Dutch shorts from different Dutch academies, institutes, distributors and production companies. For more information see page 140.

The Professionals Discount Badge provides you with discounted tickets to the entire festival program.*/** The Industry Day and Video Library are not accessible. All registered professionals will be included in the Delegates List and will receive this festival catalogue and a unique tote bag designed by Isabel Herguera. * Except for CJP Exclusief, 48 Hour Film Project, the Filmquiz, Off the Walls and Family Shorts.

Industry Desk Contact Details Lisanne Heiligers, Esther Schippers, Pia Arndt industry@goshort.nl +31 (0)6 - 23986595 Industry Coordinator Charlotte Hendriks +31 (0)6 – 21872020

** Please note that you will need to reserve your ticket for each screening / event 1 day in advance at the Industry Desk or pick it up at the box office from 30 minutes before the screening starts. 12

Press Coordinator Hannah van Amstel +31 (0)6 - 50512691

Opening Hours Video Library Vlaams Arsenaal, Arsenaalpoort 18 Thu 6/4 > 10:00 – 20:00*** Fri 7/4 > 10:00 – 20:00*** Sat 8/4 > 10:00 – 20:00*** Sun 9/4 > 10:00 – 15:00 *** on request until 22:00


INDUSTRY EVENTS TUESDAY 4/4

16:30 Industry Drinks – Pavilion

20:00 Campus Welcome Drinks – Vlaams Arsenaal

20:00 Filmquiz – Pavilion 23:00 Afterparty Go Fever – Merleyn

WEDNESDAY 5/4 19:30 Opening Night (invitation only)

SATURDAY 8/4

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Welcome Drinks - Pavilion

11:30 Dziga Masterclass – LUX

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Opening film program - LUX

12:00 Dutch Short Film Preview – (invitation only)

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Festive Drinks - Pavilion

13:30 Meet the Industry Lunch – (invitation only)

21:30 Preview: Pop-Up Expo: Hidden Places - Marikenstraat 50

18:00 Inside Audio: Podcast Special – LUX 18:30 Industry Drinks – Pavilion

THURSDAY 6/4

21:00 Go Short Awards – (invitation only)

18:30 Industry Drinks: Spain – Pavilion

23.00 Afterparty Short and Sticky – Brebl

23:00 Afterparty Dagschotel: Plato del dia - Merleyn

SUNDAY 9/4 FRIDAY 7/4

11:00 Farewell Brunch – Pavilion

10:30 Industry Day – Registration Required

13:00 Audience Awards – LUX

10:30 – 11:00

Possibilities for your short film in the Netherlands – LUX

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Panel Talk: Autonomy vs. Commercialism

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One-on-one Meetings – T.B.A.

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Parallel Sessions – several locations

11:00 Nijmegen Guided Tour – start at Industry Desk

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GO SHORT OFFICE Tweede Walstraat 18a 6511 LV Nijmegen PO Box 1449 6501 BK, Nijmegen T: +31 (0)24 663 6789 E: info@goshort.nl


EUROPEAN / DUTCH / YOUTH / STUDENT

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EUROPEAN COMPETITION JURY

MATT LLOYD (UK)

ROBERT MUNDAY (UK)

ISABEL HERGUERA (ES)

Matt Lloyd has worked in film exhibition in Scotland for the past two decades. He was short film programmer of Edinburgh International Film Festival between 2004 and 2008, and director of Inverness Film Festival from 2006 to 2008. He has produced two unique film events for the Oscar-winning actor Tilda Swinton and filmmaker Mark Cousins, The Ballerina Ballroom Cinema of Dreams (2008) and A Pilgrimage (2009). His critical history of EIFF "How the Movie Brats Took Over Edinburgh" was published in 2011. He has directed Glasgow Short Film Festival for eight years, in which time it has grown into Scotland’s leading international short film festival. Matt has directed two short fiction films and one short documentary, which was also selected for Go Short in 2010.

Head of Programming at Short of the Week, Robert Munday has been obsessed with short film ever since they first crossed his path on late night TV in the UK. A firm believer that short films play a large part in helping to shape the future of not only filmmaking, but also storytelling, he has been writing and curating at Short of the Week for over 8-years. He also helped set-up independent film website Directors Notes, has curated screenings at festivals worldwide and teaches a future generation of storytellers at Bournemouth University.

Isabel Herguera studied Fine Arts at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, Germany and animation at the California Institute of the Arts, Calarts. She worked for several animation productions in LA before returning to Spain in 2003 to direct Animac, International Animation Festival of Cataluña in Lleida and to coordinate the Laboratory of Moving Image (LIM) in Arteleku, Center for Contemporary Art in San Sebastian, Spain. She directed and produced award winning shorts like La Gallina Ciega (2005), Ámár (2010) – won a Go Short Award in 2011 – Kutxa Beltza (2016). From 2005 to 2014 she was a guest Professor at the National Institute of Design (NID) in India and from 2012 to 2015 in China Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA). Currently she is a Professor of animation at the Kunsthochschule der Media (KHM) in Cologne, Germany.

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MARCIN LUCZAJ (PL)

DANIELLE GUIRGUIS (NL)

Marcin graduated in Film & Media Studies from the University of Lodz and in Cultural Studies from the University of Warsaw. Since 2016, he works for New Europe Film Sales, at a Warsaw-based boutique sales agency specialized in both features and shorts, and he is responsible for the feature films acquisitions and the short film catalogue. For several years he has been working as short and feature film programmer at Warsaw Film Festival and the cult UBROFFKA Short Film Festival. He also acted as a guest curator for various international film festivals around the world. Marcin also worked as a production manager with a Warsaw-based production company, Koi Studio, and for the Ad Arte Foundation, where he managed short film distribution in Polish cinemas (World Shorts, Future Shorts) along with international promotion of Polish shorts.

Danielle Guirguis started her career at Fu Works where she was responsible for the Marketing & PR of Paul Verhoeven's Zwartboek. She then joined Eyeworks (now Warner Brothers NL) as an Executive Producer on Reinout Oerlemans' Komt een Vrouw bij de Dokter and De Gelukkige Huisvrouw by Anoinette Beumer. For Shooting Star Film company she produced the teenage box office hits Spijt and Razend by Dave Schram and De Groeten van Mike by Maria Peters. In 2011 she set up her own production company Smarthouse Films that focuses on commercial arthouse, linking music, arts and design into the world of film.

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DUTCH COMPETITION +

STUDENT COMPETITION JURY

ANNETTE SCHOLZ (DE)

KHADIJA BEN-FRADJ (FR)

GIOVANNI POMPILI (IT)

While working in the organization of the International Film Festival in MannheimHeidelberg, Annette finished her studies in Spanish, French Philology and Media. In 2000 she arrives in Spain to carry out her research on contemporary Spanish cinema. She is the founder of the Spanish Film Festival in Tübingen-Stuttgart, co-founder of the CineForum association and a member of the organization of the first IberoAmerican cinema exhibition in Passau. She also collaborated with the Spanish and Latin American film festivals in Hamburg. Since 2006 she has worked as international coordinator at ALCINE, while continuing her researches on Spanish cinema. In 2016 she co-edited the third volume of the series "Aproximaciones a las culturas hispánicas (Vervuert): El cortometraje español (20002015). Tendencias y ejemplos."

Born in France, 1986, Khadija first went to the school of art of Geneva (EEA), before she got her degree with honors in cinema in the school of Art and Design of Geneva (HEAD). The short film she made during her study, Courber L'échine, was a success for the last 2 years. The short was selected by many festivals (Clermont, Asiana film festival), and won the Encouragement Award for the Best Student Film at Go Short in 2016, and was even bought by national French Television Company Arte. Since then she has been working on her next project about Daesh Petit Frère, which already won the "Upcoming Lab" Development at Journées de Soleure in 2016.

Giovanni Pompili was born in 1979. Since 2002 Pompili has worked in the development and production of over 20 documentaries and shorts in Italy and the UK. After rising through the ranks of the audiovisual world, working on film sets and in television studios, he has become a producer and director. This helps him understand and relate to productive and artistic needs. In 2011, after winning the Ilaria Alpi Prize, he became the manager of Kino Produzioni and changed the core business of the company from TV service production to development and production of cinematic stories with emerging directors. Five years ago Pompili, along with 50 other professionals, also founded Il Kino in Rome, a small theater/ bistrot. From then on he has experienced being a distributor and a vendor.

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CHEMA GARCIA IBARRA (ES)

MARTIEN VLIETMAN (NL)

Chema Garcia Ibarra was born in 1980 in Elche (Spain), where he is still living and working. He has directed The Attack of the Robots from Nebula-5 (2008), Protoparticles (2010) and Mystery (2013), all of them are “domestic science-fiction” short films without professional actors. His shorts were selected and awarded in some of the most important film festivals, including La Quinzaine des Realisateurs, Sundance Film Festival, Berlinale, Go Short and Alcine. He has won the Méliès d'Or for best fantastic European short film, two honorable mentions in Sundance and a nomination for the European Film Awards. In 2016 Chema has made the short film The Disco Shines, which premiered in San Sebastián Film Festival and was included in the Turkish omnibus film In the Same Garden. He is now working on his first feature film.

After several years of working as a management consultant Martien Vlietman decided to change course and pursue a career in sports journalism. This led her to the Amsterdam based channel AT5 where she worked for three years as a sports editor before hopping over to the prestigious Dutch broadcaster VPRO. Holland Sport is amongst her tv successes, a very successful format, hosted by Wilfried de Jong. After achieving success for big Dutch shows as Zomergasten and 24 uur met, Martien co-created 3LAB for the Dutch Public Broadcasting Agency NPO. 3LAB is a unique online channel where young promising media talents get a chance to work on their latest ideas. This includes film and television. She currently coordinates the development of talent within the VPRO, while developing new formats and editing numerous VPRO titles. 19


YOUTH COMPETITION: MOVIEZONE JURY

MERLIJN WILLEMSEN BAS VAN ZANTEN (17 YEARS) (19 YEARS)

DESI VAN HORNEE (18 YEARS)

KIKA SCHIPPER (16 YEARS)

ANNE SHOEMAKER (17 YEARS)

“Ever since I was 11 years old my biggest dream has been to become a director. I was already making short films with friends back then and I really loved it! Recently, cinematography has been starting to appeal to me. I expect to see a lot of talent at Go Short. Hopefully I get to meet a lot of passionate and motivated people!”

“As a member of the jury I think I will focus on acting and the strength of the narrative. I will also pay attention to any experimental film techniques used by the filmmaker, as that’s something that really fascinates me. I’d love to become a film director myself in the future, but the world of television also appeals to me. Hopefully I will get some inspiration for the future during the film festival!”

In the future I would love to do something with film, preferably go to Film Academy and then move into directing. But I think commercials and advertising are awesome too, and documentaries as well! As a judge, I think I will focus on camera work, light, color and how shots are set up. Also at acting, I think. The kind of mood a filmmaker is trying to convey is also important.

“I’ve never been to a film festival before, but I am really looking forward to it! I expect to meet interesting people and gain new experiences. As a jury member, I will probably pay special attention to originality and the storyline.”

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“I watch a lot of feature films and short films, an average of 1 to 2 per day. So I’m really looking forward to the Go Short International Short Film Festival! As a member of the jury, I will pay special attention to how the message is conveyed to the viewer, as well as to cinematography and structure.”


THE AWARDS Go Short hands out no less than eight awards. Seven of these are chosen by our three juries and one by our audience. The audience vote is just as important, since all shorts in competition are eligible for the audience award.

NTR GO SHORT AWARDS Go Short and Dutch public broadcaster NTR proudly present the NTR Go Short Awards for Best European Short Film in four categories: Fiction, Documentary, Animation and Art Film. All films in the European competition are eligible to receive an NTR Go Short Award. It’s the ninth time NTR joins us for the award ceremony, as they have been our partner from the very first edition. The winners of each category receive a € 1.250 prize. The award winners for Best Animation and Best Fiction film will become eligible for the Academy Awards.

VEVAM GO SHORT AWARD All films in the Dutch competition are eligible to receive the VEVAM Go Short Award for Best Dutch Short Film. It’s the fifth year VEVAM, the Dutch copyright society for film and television directors,

partners with us for this award. A segment of the income of VEVAM is transferred into Stichting VEVAM Fonds (VEVAM Fund for social and cultural purposes). The VEVAM Go Short Award, consisting of € 2.500, is intended to stimulate Dutch directors to experiment and expand the genre of short film. The award winners for Best Animation and Best Fiction film will become eligible for the Academy Awards.

GO SHORT ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Go Short hands out an Encouragement Award for the Best Student Film in the Student Competition. This award, amounting to € 5.000, serves as an encouragement to a young artist at the start of a promising career in filmmaking. This prize corresponds to the vision of Go Short: to discover, stimulate and inspire young talents.

competition programs. They will decide who will receive the MovieZone Award and the Nijmegen Youth Award, a cash price of € 750, made available by Gemeente Nijmegen.

GO SHORT AUDIENCE AWARD in collaboration with Omroep Gelderland The winner of the Go Short Audience Award will be selected by using the greatest wisdom of all: the wisdom of the crowd. All shorts in competition are eligible for this € 1.000 prize which is presented in collaboration with Omroep Gelderland.

GO SHORT AWARDS SAT 8/4 – 21:00 – LUX 1 GO SHORT AUDIENCE AWARD SUN 9/4 – 13:00 – LUX 4

NIJMEGEN YOUTH AWARD The youngest jury of Go Short is now in its sixth year. Guided by MovieZone - the youth department of EYE - five teenagers with a sharp eye for quality in short film, team up in the Youth Jury. These youngsters, all aged between 16 and 19 years, provide a fresh view on a selection of films from the 21


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EUROPEAN COMPETITION Every year we wish to present a showcase of what the previous year had to offer in short films. In order to do just that, our selection committee has had the daunting task of selecting only 60 titles from all submissions. Once again the result is something of which we are extremely proud. We are happy to present these gems to you. It became quite clear that many directors are romantics at heart, as love, sexuality and relationships were among the most common themes this year. Our programs LONGING FOR LOVE and AT FIRST SIGHT fit some of these films together, showing how we sometimes look for love in all the wrong places or find it when we least expect it. Stories about youth, childhood, adolescence, and the classic short film theme, comingof-age, were also well represented. Some of these are set in a post-apocalyptic or fantasy setting, like Sparta or Dawn of the Deaf.

Others are strongly rooted in reality like Import or Fox, showing us how versatile people can be. Of course a large number of the selected films comment on the current state of Europe. These deal with the migration crisis: either in a direct and personal way or in a more distanced and stylized fashion, but always with a palpable urgency and with enough to reflect on when leaving the screening. Our European Competition clearly shows how short film can highlight the critical issues in our society.

Go Short is also proud to announce that, for the very first time, the award winners for Best Animation and Best Fiction film will become eligible for the Academy Awards. We would like to thank our selection committee for all their help.

We are happy to welcome back Ena Sendijarevic, JosÊ Miguel Ribeiro, Paweł Ziemilski, Jonas Odell, Antti Heikki Pesonen, Johan Rijpma, Jonathan Vinel, Konstantina Kotzamani and Andreas J. Riiser. We are also looking forward to meeting all the directors that are part of Go Short for the first time. 23


INDEX EUROPEAN COMPETITION EU.1: I’M A SURVIVOR P. 26

EU.4: DISOBEY P. 30

The Beast / Miroslav Sikavica / fiction /

Sparta / Noëmie Nicolas / fiction /

Batrachian’s Ballad / Leonor Teles / documentary /

Croatia / 14’

Belgium, France / 26’

Portugal / 11’

Circular Inscription / Lukas Marxt / art film /

Totems / Paul Jadoul / animation / Belgium,

Red Light / Toma Waszarow / fiction / Bulgaria,

Austria / 6’

France / 9’

Croatia / 21’

Wednesday With Goddard / Nicolas Ménard /

The Absence of Eddy Table / Rune Spaans

The French Road, Detroit MI / Arthur Summereder /

animation / United Kingdom / 4’

animation / Norway / 12’

art film / Austria / 6’

Small Town / Diogo Costa Amarante / fiction /

Dawn of the Deaf / Rob Savage / fiction /

Extrapolate / Johan Rijpma / animation /

Portugal / 19’

United Kingdom / 11’

The Netherlands, Japan / 2’

Borders / Damjan Kozole / documentary /

The Ordinary / Simon Dara, Julien Dara /

The Rabbit Hunt / Patrick Bresnan / documentary /

Slovenia / 10’

art film / France / 10’

Hungary, United States / 12’

EU.2: BEHIND CLOSED DOORS P. 27

Fight on a Swedish Beach!! / Simon Vahlne /

EU.7: PERSONAL PRISONS P. 36

fiction / Sweden / 14’

Broken - The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck /

Fox / Jacqueline Lentzou / fiction /

Volker Schlecht, Alexander Lahl / animation /

Greece / 28’

EU.5: AT FIRST SIGHT P. 32

Germany / 7’

Impossible Figures and Other Stories II /

Mr. Death / Andreas J. Riiser / fiction / Norway / 14’

Veil of Silence / Julie Gourdain / fiction /

Marta Pajek / animation / Poland / 14’

Fajr / Lois Patiño / art film / Spain, Morocco / 12’

France / 29’

I’m Not From Here / Maite Alberdi, Giedr Žickyt /

Sore Eyes For Infinity / Elli Vuorinen / animation /

The Brick House / Eliane Esther Bots / art film /

documentary / Denmark, Chile, Lithuania / 25’

Finland / 11’

The Netherlands / 15’

Analysis Paralysis / Anete Melece / animation /

Fragments / José Miguel Ribeiro / animation / Portugal / 18’

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Switzerland / 9’

Import / Ena Sendijarevic / fiction /

A Brief History of Princess X / Gabriel Abrantes /

The Netherlands / 16’

fiction / Portugal, United Kingdom, France / 7’

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Among the Black Waves / Anna Budanova /

Moms on Fire / Joanna Rytel / animation /

HIWA / Jacqueline Lentzou / art film / Greece / 11’

animation / Russia / 11’

Sweden / 12’

Angry Hamster / Antti Heikki Pesonen /fiction /

My Daughter Nora / Jasna Krajinovic /

Finland / 13’

documentary / Belgium, France / 14’

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Martin Cries / Jonathan Vinel / animation / France / 16’

Three Conversations on Life / Julia Staniszewska /

Last Season / Slawomir Witek / documentary /

Urban Cowboys / Paweł Ziemilski / documentary /

documentary / Poland / 25’

Poland / 12’

Poland / 30’

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I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again /

We All Love the Seashore / Keina Espineira /

Vladimir Mavounia Kouka, Marie

documentary / Spain / 17’

Amachoukeli / animation / France / 11’

CILAOS / Camilo Restrepo / fiction / France / 12’ Amalimbo / Juan Pablo Libossart / animation /

EU.12: TOP DOC P. 43

Sweden, Estonia / 15’

The Fullness Of Time (Romance) / Manon Coubia /

Limbo / Konstantina Kotzamani / fiction / Greece,

documentary / Belgium, France / 13’

France / 31’

Street of Death / Karam Ghossein / documentary / Germany, Lebanon / 22’

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Waste no. 2 Wreck / Jan Ijäs / documentary / Finland,

Delphi / Søren Peter Langkjær Bojsen / fiction /

Italy / 9’

Denmark / 26’

Blueberry Spirits / Astra Zoldnere / documentary /

I Was a Winner / Jonas Odell / documentary /

Latvia / 12’

Sweden / 13’ Any Road / Boris Labbé, Daniele Ghisi / art film /

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France / 10’

The Things (Europe) / Florian Gwinner / art film /

La Visite / Alessandra Celesia / documentary /

Germany / 27’

France / 16’

Estate / Ronny Trocker / art film / Belgium, France / 7’

Life Cycles / Ross Hogg / animation / United

Friday / Helen Anna Flanagan / art film / United

Kingdom / 4’

Kingdom / 17’ The Dockworker’s Dream / Bill Morrison / art film /

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Portugal, United States / 18’

Before Love / Igor Kovalyov / animation / Russia / 19’ Campo de Víboras / Cristèle Alves Meira / fiction / Portugal, France / 19’ VENTILATOR / Fiona Robertson / art film / United Kingdom / 6’ Emily Must Wait / Christian Wittmoser / fiction / Germany / 11’ 25


EU.1 I’M A SURVIVOR

THU 6 – 14:00 – LUX 1 | FRI 7 – 20:00 – LUX 1

Sparta

Totems

The Absence of Eddy Table

Director: Paul Jadoul animation / Belgium, France / 2016 / 9’

Director: Rune Spaans animation / Norway / 2016 / 12’

A lumberjack is working in the forest when a tree falls on him and traps him. In his plight, his inner animal is awakened...

What if your worst fear and your greatest love turned out to be the same thing? Lost in a dark forest, Eddy Table stumbles upon a mysterious girl and dangerous parasites.

Sparte

Director: Noëmie Nicolas fiction / Belgium, France / 2016 / 26’ / Dutch premiere A teenage girl, her younger brother and their mother try to sail away from a hostile region. Despite the dangers, the children seem to get by, but their mother starts losing control. As her attitude threatens the family’s survival, the teenager must make a decision. Production: Marine Arrighi / Screenplay: Noëmie Nicolas / Cinematography: Adrien Lecouturier / Editing: Thomas Vandecasteele / Music: Loup Mormont / Sound: Matthieu Roche / Cast: Elliott Daurat, Sandrine Blancke, Valentine Cadic Filmography: Sparta (2016) Contact: Wrong Man: Guillaume Schuermans, +32 479439822, info@wrongman.be

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Production: Arnaud Demuynck / Screenplay, Editing, Music: Paul Jadoul / Animation: Pierre Mousquet, Paul Jadoul, Daphné Cassini, Pascal Vermeersch, Constantin Beine / Sound: Jonathan Vanneste

Production: Eric Vogel / Screenplay: Dave Cooper / Editing: Rune Spaans / Animation: Daniel Sappa, Oddne Madsen, Rune Spaans, Théa Matland / Music: John Erik Kaada / Sound: Frederic Vogel

Filmography: Totems (2016) Contact: Mikhal Bak, +33 979349902, mikhal.bak@gmail.com

Filmography: The Absence of Eddy Table (2016), Two Buddies and a Badger (2015) Contact: Norwegian Film Institute: Arna Marie Bersaas, +47 22474500(73), arna-marie.bersaas@nfi.no


EU.2 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS THU 6 – 16:00 – LUX 1 | FRI 7 – 18:00 – LUX 1

Dawn of the Deaf

The Ordinary

Fox Alepou

Director: Rob Savage fiction / United Kingdom / 2016 / 11’ / Dutch premiere When a strange sound infects the hearing population, a small group of deaf people must band together to survive. Production: Douglas Cox / Cinematography: Sam Heasman / Editing: Riccardo Servini / Music: Patrick Jonsson / Sound: Calum Sample / Cast: Alice Alexander, Emily Bevan, Haley Bishop Filmography: Dawn of the Deaf (2016), Healey’s House (2016), Absence (2015), Strings (2013) Sticks and Stones (2012), Touching from a Distance (2011), Polaroid (2011), Sit in Silence (2011), Act (2010), Sex Scene (2009) Contact: Rob Savage, +447531558096, rob@idlefilms.com

Director: Simon Dara, Julien Dara art film / France / 2016 / 10’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Jacqueline Lentzou fiction / Greece / 2016 / 28’ / Dutch premiere

A young man has overcome his battle against a dragon. While the beast goes out in agony, he dances to celebrate his victory.

On a very hot day in Athens, Stephanos, the eldest brother, is working while his mother is planning a day out. After another intense argument, Stephanos is left alone to take care of his two younger siblings as well as Lucy, the family's sick dog. The day is spent pleasantly between summery laziness, pizzas, teenage flirt and phone calls that remain unanswered.

Production: Christophe Clement / Cinematography: Balthazar Lab / Editing: Camille Langlais / Music: Erwann Kermorvant / Cast: Jérémy Déglise Filmography: The Ordinary (2016) Contact: La Distributrice de films: Serge Abiaad, +1 5145779389, serge@ladistributrice.ca

Production: Fenia Cossovitsa / Screenplay: Jacqueline Lentzou / Cinematography: Konstantinos Koukoulios / Editing: Smaro Papaevangelou / Music: The Boy / Cast: Katerina Zisoudi, Nikos Zegkinoglou, Nota Tserniafski Filmography: Selini66 (2017), Hiwa (2017), Fox (2016), Luz (2015), Thirteen Blue (2013) Contact: Blonde: Fenia Cossovitsa, +30 2106080610, fenia@blonde.gr

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EU.3 NEAREST & DEAREST

THU 6 – 20:00 – LUX 1 | SAT 8 – 14:00 – LUX 1

Impossible figures and Other Stories II

I’m Not From Here

Figury niemozliwe i inne historie II

Yo no soy de aquí

Director: Marta Pajek animation / Poland / 2016 / 14’

Director: Maite Alberdi, Giedr Žickyt documentary / Denmark, Chile, Lithuania / 2016 / 25’ / Dutch premiere

The protagonist of the film is a woman who trips and falls, while rushing around the house. She gets up, only to discover, that her home has unusual features – it is built from paradoxes, filled with illusions and covered with patterns. Production: Piotr Szczepanowicz, Grzegorz Waclawek / Screenplay, Editing: Marta Pajek / Cinematography: Malgorzata Mianowska / Animation: Aleksander Sobek, Anna Shimanskaya, Jerzy Hojda, Joanna Wapniewska, Marta Pajek, Miray Ozcan, Piotr Szczepanowicz, Tomasz Popakul Filmography: Impossible Figures and Other Stories II (2016), Sleepincord (2011), Next Door (2005), After Apples (2004) Contact: Krakow Film Foundation: Marta Swiatek, +48 122946945, marta.swiatek@kff.com.pl

Josebe, an 80 years old basque woman, lives in a nursing home in Chile. Obsessed with knowing where the rest of the elder people she lives with come from, she shares memories of her youth in the Basque Country. Production: Maite Alberdi, Giedr Žickyt , Patricio Gajardo / Cinematography: Pablo Valdés / Editing: Juan Eduardo Murillo / Sound: Boris Herrera Filmography: Maite Alberdi: The Grown-Ups (2016), I’m Not From Here (2016), Tea Time (2014), The Lifeguard (2011), The Hairdressers (2007), Los Trapecistas (2005); Giedr Žickyt : I’m Not From Here (2016), Master and Tatyana (2014), Paskui saul ir ožkas (2011), How We Played the Revolution (2011), Baras (2009) Contact: Micromundo Producciones: Patricio Gajardo, +56 951204862, pato.r.gajardo@gmail.com

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Import

Director: Ena Sendijarevic fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 16’ A young Bosnian refugee family ends up in a small village in the Netherlands after getting a residence permit in 1994. Absurd situations arise as they are trying to make this new world their home. Production: Iris Otten, Sander van Meurs, Pieter Kuijpers / Screenplay: Ena Sendijarevic / Cinematography: Emo Weemhoff / Editing: Lot Rossmark / Music: Ella van der Woude, Juho Nurmela / Sound: Taco Drijfhout, Vincent Sinceretti / Cast: Alena Dzebo, Aya Crni , Esma Hrusto, Mario Knezovi Filmography: Import (2016), Fernweh (2014), Februari (2013), Reizigers in de Nacht (2013) (Go Short 2014) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com


Among the Black Waves

My Daughter Nora

Three Conversations on Life

Sredi Chernih Voin

Ma fille Nora

Trzy rozmowy o zyciu

Director: Anna Budanova animation / Russia / 2016 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Jasna Krajinovic documentary / Belgium, France / 2016 / 14’

Director: Julia Staniszewska documentary / Poland / 2016 / 25’ / Dutch premiere

Based on the ancient legend in which souls of drowned people turn into sea animals, the film follows the steps of a hunter who steals the skin of a girl/seal preventing her from turning back into an animal. She becomes his wife, but keeps longing for the sea...

Nora, Samira’s daughter, left for Syria in May 2013. Since then, her mother leaves no stone unturned in her attempt to bring her home. My Daughter Nora is a letter that Samira wrote to Nora. It follows Samira in her fight to prevent other youths from leaving, her trip to the Syrian border and her painful, everyday life torn between hope and the fear of losing her daughter in the war in Syria.

A series of conversations between a mother and a daughter. The mother (66) is a doctor and a devout, practicing Catholic. The daughter (35) is an atheist and a mother to two children conceived through IVF. Although the grandmother loves her grandchildren, she does not accept this form of assisted reproductive technology.

Production: Irina Volodina, Valentina Khiznyakova / Screenplay: Anna Budanova / Editing: Liudmila Putiatina / Animation: Anastasia Melikhova, Anna Budanova, Vera Pozdeeva / Music: Damian Marhulets / Sound: Nadezhda Shestakova

Production: Julie Freres / Screenplay: Jasna Krajinovic / Cinematography: Guillaume Vandenberghe / Editing: Marie-Hélène Mora / Sound: Quentin Jacques

Production: Ewa Jastrz bska / Screenplay: Julia Staniszewska / Cinematography: Adam Palenta, Kacper Lisowski, Tomasz Wolski / Editing: Adriana F. Castellanos Filmography: Three Conversations on Life (2016)

Filmography: Among The Black Waves (2016), The Wound (2013)

Filmography: My Daughter Nora (2016), The Empty Room (2016), A Summer With Anton (2012), Damian’s Room (2008), Two Sisters (2006), Saya And Mira, Lost Dreams (2003)

Contact: Studio "A-Film": Alexandra Trukhina, a-film21@isnet.ru

Contact: Centre de l'Audiovisuel à Bruxelles: Gabriella Marchese, +32 22272230, promo@cbadoc.be

Contact: Krakow Film Foundation: Katarzyna Wilk, +48 122946945, katarzyna@kff.com.pl

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EU.4 DISOBEY

THU 6 – 22:00 – LUX 1 | FRI 7 – 16:00 – LUX 1

Batrachian’s Ballad

Red Light

Balada de um Batráquio

Na Cherveno

Director: Leonor Teles documentary / Portugal / 2016 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Toma Waszarow fiction / Bulgaria, Croatia / 2016 / 21’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Arthur Summereder art film / Austria / 2016 / 6’ / international premiere

Like the gypsies, the frogs, made of china, don’t go unnoticed to a careful observer. Batrachian’s Ballad comes about in a context of ambiguity. A film that immerses itself in the reality of Portuguese everyday life, as a form of fabling about a xenophobic behaviour.

A story about the funny side of apathy, selfishness, and loneliness in a world where following the rules is a kind of misunderstanding.

How do you represent a ritual, a culture, a community that firstly does not want to be shown, and secondly, is not your own - a world briefly encountered that remains foreign.

Production: João Miller Guerra, Filipa Reis, Uma Pedra no Sapato / Screenplay, Editing, Cinematography: Leonor Teles / Sound: Bernardo Theriaga

Production: Toma Waszarow, Ivan Kelava / Screenplay: Toma Waszarow, Viktor Dessov / Cinematography: Martin Balkansky / Editing, Music: Toma Waszarow, Vladimir Gojun / Sound: Hrvoje Radnic, Ivan Andreev / Cast: Janet Jovcheva, Nikolay Varbanov, Plamena Getova, Tsvetan Daskalov, Vulcho Kamarashev, Yavor Borissov

Filmography: Batrachian’s Ballad (2016), Rhoma Acans (2013)

Filmography: Red Light (2016), Noon (2009), Anything for You (2008), The Kiss (2005)

Contact: Portugal Film: Filipa Henriques, +35 1213466172 portugalfilm@indielisboa.com

Contact: Revo films: Toma Waszarow, +359887436227, tomek@abv.bg

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The French Road, Detroit MI

Production, Cinematography, Editing: Arthur Summereder Filmography: The French Road, Detroit MI (2016), Klassenverhältnisse (2014), Col de Turini (2012), Schusterhof (2011), Meine Bank, der Priester und die Schaumrollenkönigin (2009) Contact: sixpackfilm: Gerald Weber, +43 152609900, gerald@sixpackfilm.com


Extrapolate

The Rabbit Hunt

Fight on a Swedish Beach!!

Director: Johan Rijpma animation / The Netherlands, Japan / 2016 / 2’

Director: Patrick Bresnan documentary / Hungary, United States / 2017 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Simon Vahlne fiction / Sweden / 2016 / 14’ / Dutch premiere

On the weekends during the harvest season, seventeen year old Chris and his family hunt rabbits in the sugarcane fields of the Florida Everglades.

EPIC BEACH FIGHT!! This is what happens when you call someone’s wife a whore and yell sieg heil. He had it coming.

In this hand-drawn animation a line is being extrapolated through a grid. After surpassing the boundaries of the grid, the process spreads to its surroundings. Gradually causing deformation in a systematic but speculative way. Production, Animation, Sound: Johan Rijpma Filmography: Extrapolate (2016), Descent (2014) (Go Short 2015), Refreshment (2014), Division (2012), Primary Expansion (2012), Tape Generations (2011), 8 Frame Grid (2010), Tiles (2009), Grow (2009) Contact: Johan Rijpma, +31 654950704, johan@johanrijpma.nl

Production: Ivete Lucas, Patrick Bresnan / Screenplay, Editing: Ivete Lucas / Cinematography: Patrick Bresnan / Sound: Eric Friend

Production: Axel Danielson, Ellen Hallin / Screenplay: Simon Vahlne / Cinematography: Maximilien Van Aertryck / Editing: Axel Danielson, Simon Vahlne / Music: Eddie Nilsson / Sound: Eric Guslen, Gustaf Berger / Cast: Lotti Sjödin, Stefan Holmberg

Filmography: One Big Misunderstanding (2017), Skip Day (2017), The Rabbit Hunt (2017), The Send-Off (2016), The Curse and the Jubilee (2012), Rougarouing (2012), Super-Bowl Parking Lot (2011)

Filmography: Fight on a Swedish Beach!! (2016), A Picture in the Head (2013), I am an Island (2010), 4 AM Is the New Midnight (2009)

Contact: Patrick Bresnan, +51 28031083, patrickxavier@mac.com

Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

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EU.5 AT FIRST SIGHT

THU 6 – 14:15 – LUX 3 | SAT 8 – 15:00 – LUX 3

Mr. Death

Fajr

Sore Eyes For Infinity

Director: Andreas J. Riiser fiction / Norway / 2016 / 14’ / international premiere

Director: Lois Patiño art film / Spain, Morocco / 2017 / 12’

Director: Elli Vuorinen animation / Finland / 2016 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

In the Moroccan desert night dilutes forms and silence slides through sand. From night's abstraction, light returns its dimension to space and their volume to bodies.

An optician grows tired of seeing the world too clearly and her inevitable involvement in it’s defects.

An exclusive interview with Death. Production: Ola Narum Berg / Screenplay: Andreas J. Riiser / Cinematography: Gaute Gunnari / Editing: Andreas J. Riiser, Sunniva Sundby / Sound: Christian Schaanning, Jørn Ryen / Cast: Inger Johanne Ravn, Ståle Stenslie, Trond Espen Seim Filmography: Mr. Death (2016), Outside Comfort (2012) (Go Short 2013), Isola (2006), Brick Vision (2005), Goldfish Tradition (2004) Contact: Norwegian Film Institute: Arna Marie Bersaas, +47 2247450073, arna-marie.bersaas@nfi.no

Production, Screenplay, Cinematography, Editing, Sound: Lois Patiño / Music: Adhan Filmography: Fajr (2016), Night Without Distance (2015), Open Shadow (2015), Strata of the Image (2014), The Image Burns (2013), Coast of Death (2013), Death At Work (2013), Mountain in Shadow (2012), Into Vibration (2012), In Landscape’s Movement (2012), Duration-Landscape (2010), Distance-Landscape (2011), Esliva (2011), The Empty Body (2009), Remembering The Faces Of Death (2009), Sand Faces (2009) Contact: Lois Patiño, +34 6521315417, loispatinho@gmail.com

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Production: Terhi Väänänen / Screenplay, Editing: Elli Vuorinen / Animation: Elina Kylmänen, Kari Pieskä, Sanni Lahtinen / Music: Jani Lehto / Sound: Jani Lehto Filmography: Sore Eyes for Infinity (2016), Wormhole (2016), Sock Skewer Street 8 (2013), The Tongueling (2010), Benigni (2009) Contact: Elli Vuorinen, +35 8445658415, elli@pyjama.fi


Analysis Paralysis

A Brief History of Princess X

Moms on Fire

Director: Anete Melece animation / Switzerland / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Gabriel Abrantes fiction / Portugal, United Kingdom, France / 2016 / 7’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Joanna Rytel animation / Sweden / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Anton’s head is bursting with thoughts. The gardener is seething with anger: who has trampled her flower beds? In the park Anton is looking for someone to play chess with. For someone who plays a better game than his dog. The gardner is looking for a mysterious vandal who has lost a yellow boot. But perhaps they are both looking for the same thing?

A supercharged history of sculptor Constantin Brancusi’s infamous ‘Princess X’, a futuristic bronze phallus that is actually a bust portrait of Napoleon’s equally infamous great grand niece, Marie Bonaparte.

Production: Gabriela Bloch Steinmann, Saskia von Virág, Virage Film / Screenplay: Anete Melece / Editing: Fee Liechti / Animation: Stefan Holaus / Music: Ephrem Lüchinger / Sound: Peter Bräker / Cast: Peter Bräker, Sabine Timoteo Filmography: Analysis Paralysis (2016), The Kiosk (2013), Vilma Doesn’t Work Today (2007) Contact: Anete Melece, +41 786115230, anete.melece@gmail.com

Production: Benjamin Cook, Justin Taurand, Gabriel Abrantes / Screenplay: Gabriel Abrantes / Cinematography: Jorge Quintela / Editing: Margarida Lucas / Sound: Carlos Abreu / Cast: Joana Barrios, Francisco Cipriano, Filipe Vargas Filmography: The Artificial Humors (2016), A Joking Relationship (2016), The Hunchback (2016), A Brief History of Princess X (2016), Freud Und Friends (2015), Taprobana (2013), Ennui Ennui (2013) Birds (2012), Baby Back Costa Rica (2011) (Go Short 2012), Liberdade (2011) a.o.

A film about defying and stretching the generally accepted standards of good motherhood. Production: Alberto Herskovits / Screenplay: Joanna Rytel / Music: Sara Lundén / Animation: Mikael Lindbom, Tim Maarse / Sound: Hugo Lundgren Filmography: Moms on Fire (2016), Once Upon a Time There Was an Unfaithful Mummy (2013), On Top of Your Gaze (2013), Me Seal, Baby (2013), The Seal (2011), You and Me (2011), Unplay (2010), Gang Bang Barbie (2010), Flasher Girl on Tour (2010), Play Girl (2009), To Think Things You Don’t Want To (2005), A Film Inwards (2003), Then I’ll Take Your Cat (2002), Animal performance (2002) Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

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EU.6 LOST IN TRANSIT

THU 6 – 16:15 – LUX 3 | FRI 7 – 18:30 – LUX 3

Last Season

The Beast

Ostatni sezon

Zvir

Director: Slawomir Witek documentary / Poland / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Miroslav Sikavica fiction / Croatia / 2016 / 14’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Lukas Marxt art film / Austria / 2016 / 6’ / Dutch premiere

At the end of Gdynia there is a small fishing settlement. A young angler is dreaming about working as his father and grandfather did. A few seasons of fishing with his father made him realise that this dream may never come true.

A rashly accepted job at a construction site in a coastal resort becomes a pain in the neck of a backhoe loader operator from the hinterland who, in order to retain paternal authority and get the legal, but dirty demolition work done, needs to remove an unwanted witness.

A dried out lake. Not much is happening. As a car enters the frame of the image it starts moving in spiral circles. Dust is swirled up. As the car leaves again something has changed. The circular motion has strangely inscribed into nature – and our perception.

Production: Propeler Film, Boris T. Matic, Lana Ujdur / Screenplay: Marija Šimokovi Sikavica, Miroslav Sikavica / Cinematography: Danko Vu inovi / Editing: Marko Ferkoviƒá / Sound: Martin Semen i / Cast: Ivan Smoljo, Marko Ban

Production: Lukas Marxt

Production: Ewa Jastrz bska / Screenplay, Cinematography: Slawomir Witek / Editing: Piotr Chomczyk, Slawomir Witek Filmography: Last Season (2016), Cheerleaders (2015), Seven Men at Different Ages (2013), Real Honey (2012) Contact: Munk Studio: Michał Hudzikowski, +48 225565470, m.hudzikowski@sfp.org.pl

Filmography: The Beast (2016), The Cloud (2011), Mrs. Before (2007) Contact: The Wild Room: Barthélémy Etievant, +33 643611909, distribution@thewildroom.org

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Circular Inscription

Filmography: Fishing Is Not Done on Tuesdays (2017), Circular Inscription (2016), Cape Ground (2016), Extended Horizon (2015), Captive Horizon (2015), Double Dawn (2014), Black Rain White Scars (2014), Reign of Silence (2013), High Tide (2013), Low Tide (2013), Nella Fantasia (2013), Two Skies (2013), It Seems To Be Loneliness But It Is Not (2012), Rising Fall (2011) Contact: sixpackfilm: Gerald Weber, +43 152609900, office@sixpackfilm.com


Wednesday with Goddard

Director: Nicolas Ménard animation / United Kingdom / 2016 / 4’ / Dutch premiere A personal quest for spiritual enlightenment leads to romance and despair. Production: Claire Cook / Screenplay: Nicolas Ménard / Animation: Anne Lou Erambert, Claudio Salas, Sean Weston, Iris Abols, Nicolas Ménard, Michal Firkowski / Music, Sound: David Kamp

Small Town

Borders

Cidade Pequena

Meje

Director: Diogo Costa Amarante fiction / Portugal / 2016 / 19’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Damjan Kozole documentary / Slovenia / 2016 / 10’ / Dutch premiere

In September the child Frederico learns from his teacher that if the heart stops, people die. In October his mother notices a panorama of changing seasons and horizons. Still lives in motion in a small town. Production: Diogo Costa Amarante / Music: F. R. David, Beethoven / Sound: Diogo Costa Amarante, Miguel Cordeiro / Cast: Mara Costa Amarante, Frederico Costa Amarante

Filmography: Wednesday with Goddard (2016) Contact: Studio nexus: Samia Ahmed, +44 2077497500, samia@nexusstudios.com

Filmography: Small Town (2016), The White Roses (2014), Down Here (2011), In January, Perhaps (2009), Jumate (2007) Contact: Agencia - Portuguese Short Film Agency: Liliana Costa, liliana@curtas.pt

24 October 2015, a nice day in autumn in a nice landscape. A crowd of refugees and migrants accompanied by soldiers and police officers make their way from the Schengen border between Slovenia and Croatia towards the refugee camp in Brežice. Suddenly, the landscape starts to appear less nice than it was. Production: Danijel Hocevar / Screenplay: Damjan Kozole / Cinematography: Matjaž Mrak / Editing: Jurij Moškon / Sound: Julij Zornik Filmography: Nightlife (2016), Borders (2016), Ulay: Project Cancer (2013), Long Vacation (2012), Slovenian Girl (2009), Forever (2008), Labour Equals Freedom (2005), Spare Parts (2003) Contact: Vertigo: Danijel Hocevar, +38 614397080 danijel@vertigo.si

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EU.7 PERSONAL PRISONS

FRI 7 – 16:30 – LUX 3 | SAT 8 – 12:00 – LUX 1

Broken - The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck

Veil of Silence

The Brick House

Un Grand Silence

Kaputt Director: Volker Schlecht, Alexander Lahl animation / Germany / 2016 / 7’

Director: Julie Gourdain fiction / France / 2016 / 29’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Eliane Esther Bots art film / The Netherlands / 2016 / 15’

Based on interviews with former prisoners, this animated documentary provides a glimpse into the most notorious women's prison in East Germany. A film about political imprisonment, forced labour, and enormous profits on both sides of the Iron Curtain.

It is 1968 and Marianne is 19. She is placed in a home far from her family and friends where she meets other young girls whose common secret has shaken the foundations of their social standing.

Two friends, Sapa and Hija, re-enact and re-tell short anecdotes of their lives. Coming from another country to The Netherlands, there is a quest for belonging and the (im)possibility to completely feel at home and relate to the world outside the apartment. The starting point of this film was an encounter with Sapa, who chose his friend Hija as his interlocutor.

Production: Alexander Lahl, Max Moench / Screenplay: Max Moench / Cinematography, Animation, Editing: Volker Schlecht / Music, Sound: Hannes Schulze / Cast: Birgit Willschuetz, Gabriele Stoetzer Filmography: Volker Schlecht: Broken – The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck (2016), Kyrie eleison – Transforming Gods (2014), Nobody’s Fool / Over You (2012), Green New Deal (2009), Nothing Else (2000), Pink Street (1997); Alexander Lahl: Broken – The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck (2016), Ocean’s Monopoly (2016), Follow Your Nose (2015), Micki (2014) Contact: Drushba Pankow: Volker Schlecht, +49 1777388949, schlecht@drushbapankow.de 36

Production: Nicolas Guiot, Fabrice Préel-Cléach / Screenplay: Julien Gourdain / Cinematography: Bertrand Artaut / Editing: Antoine Le Bihen / Sound: Paul Maernoudt / Cast: Clarisse Normand, Nina Mazodier, Sonia Amori Filmography: Veil of Silence (2016) Contact: Manifest: Anaïs Colpin, +33 620542430 anais@manifest.pictures

Production: Eliane Esther Bots / Cinematography: Eliane Esther Bots, Herman van den Bosch / Music: Matthijs Tuijn / Cast: Hija Saleh, Sapa Filmography: The Brick House (2016), We Can't Come from Nothing (2014), Conversations (2014), The Visionary (2013), The Captain and the Boy (2012) (Go Short 2013), The Dome & The Cone of Silence (2012), Gulo (2011) Contact: Two Small Things: Eliane Esther Bots, +31 616918486, info@twosmallthings.com


EU.8 STRANGE ENCOUNTERS

THU 6 – 20:00 – LUX 4 | FRI 7 – 18:00 – LUX 4

Fragments

HIWA

Estilhaços

Angry Hamster Vihainen marsu

Director: José Miguel Ribeiro animation / Portugal / 2016 / 18’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Jacqueline Lentzou art film / Greece / 2017 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Antti Heikki Pesonen fiction / Finland / 2017 / 13’ / world premiere

This is a film about how the war settles in the body of the people who are forced to live it directly in the eye. And then, thousands of miles away and dozens of years ahead, how, like a virus, it can still infect other human beings.

In Jay’s dream, Athens’ sun is so weak, you can look straight at it, without getting blind.

Tomi, who still lives at home, is celebrating his 23rd birthday with only his mum for company.

Production: Vicky Miha, Jacqueline Lentzou / Cinematography: Konstantinos Koukoulios / Editing: Smaro Papaevangelou / Sound: Leandros Ntounis

Production: Miia Haavisto / Screenplay: Antti Heikki Pesonen / Cinematography: Aarne Tapola / Editing: Hanna Kuirinlahti / Music: Antti Pouta / Sound: Mika Niinimaa

Filmography: Selini66 (2017), HIWA (2017), Fox (2016), Luz (2015), Thirteen Blue (2013)

Filmography: Angry Hamster (2017), Headfirst (2014), Say Yes and Dance (2012), So It Goes (2012), Meal With a Deal (2011), Mentally Fat (2008)

Production: Ana Carina Estróia / Screenplay: José Miguel Ribeiro / Cinematography: Carlos Cunha / Editing: João Champlon, Igor Estevão, Rita Patacas / Animation: Igor Estevão, João Gargaté, João Rodrigues, Samuel Alves / Music: Tiago Cerqueira Filmography: Fragments (2016), 20 Desenhos e um Abraço (2014), Dodu, o Rapaz de Cartão (2010), A Journey to Cape Verde (2010) (Go Short 2011), Sunday Drive (2009) (Go Short 2010), Abraço do Vento (2004), Home Things (2003), The Suspect (1999), O Banquete da Rainha (1996)

Contact: Jacqueline Lentzou, +30 6974666094, jacqueline.lentzou@gmail.com

Contact: The Finnish Film Foundation: Otto Suuronen, +35 8962203019, otto.suuronen@ses.fi

Contact: Agencia - Portuguese Short Film Agency: Liliana Costa, liliana@curtas.pt

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EU.9 PINCH ME

THU 6 – 22:00 – LUX 4 | SAT 8 – 11:15 – LUX 4

Martin Cries

Urban Cowboys

Martine Pleure

We All Love the Seashore Tout le monde aime le bord de la mer

Director: Jonathan Vinel animation / France / 2017 / 16’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Paweł Ziemilski documentary / Poland / 2016 / 30’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Keina Espineira documentary / Spain / 2016 / 17’

Imagine you wake up one day, all your friends have disappeared. The friends that should be there are gone. So you look. You look everywhere. Every hiding place, each inch of the city, all the marshes, all the rivers. You look, but cannot find them.

Can a horse save a life? In Clondalkin (Dublin) that’s exactly the case. In a district where there is a lot of problems and not a lot of prospects, young people face drugs, prison and the path of crime. But some of them manage to escape into an unusual hobby. They tame wild horses and become...urban cowboys.

A group of men are waiting at the fringes of a coastal woodland for the journey to Europe, in limbo between time and place. A film is shot there with the men playing themselves. Fiction and documentary constantly intertwine. Myths from the colonial past collide with dreams of the future.

Production: Emmanuel Chaumet / Screenplay: Jonathan Vinel / Editing: Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel / Sound: Lucas Doméjean, Victor Praud / Cast: Paul Hamy Filmography: Martin Cries (2017), Our Legacy (2016) (Go Short 2016), As Long as Shotguns Remain (2014) (Go Short 2015), Our Love is Powerful Enough (2013), Prince Power Memories (2012), Play (2011) Contact: Ecce Films: Louise Rinaldi, +33 616312952, rinaldi@eccefilms.fr

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Production: Zuzanna Król, Adam lesicki / Screenplay: Paweł Ziemilski / Cinematography: Maciej Twardowski / Editing: Przemysław Chru cielewski / Music: Guy Sigsworth / Sound: Katarzyna Szczerba, Simon Murphy

Production: Lourdes Perez / Screenplay: Keina Espineira, Samuel M. Delgado / Cinematography: Jose Alayón / Editing: Samuel M. Delgado / Sound: Emilio García, Raul Espiñeira Filmography: We All Love the Seashore (2016)

Filmography: Urban Cowboys (2016), Rogalik (2012) (Go Short 2013), Swedish Job (2010) Contact: Wajda School - Wajda Studio: Anna Winkler, +48 228511056/57/67, awinkler@wajdastudio.pl

Contact: Keina Espineira, +34 652636333, keina.espineira@gmail.com


CILAOS

Amalimbo

Limbo

Director: Camilo Restrepo fiction / France / 2016 / 12’

Director: Juan Pablo Libossart animation / Sweden, Estonia / 2016 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Konstantina Kotzamani fiction / Greece, France / 2016 / 30’ / Dutch premiere

The story of Tipuana, a five-year-old girl who experiences “the limbo” when she tries to pass to ‘the other side’ in her desperate urge to mourn the recent death of her beloved father. It is a short story that happens in an undefined place in an also undefined near future.

The leopard shall lie down with the goat. The wolves shall live with the lambs. And the young boy will lead them. 12+1 kids and the carcass of a whale washed ashore...

To keep a promise she made to her dying mother, a young woman goes off in search of her father, a womanizer she has never met. Along the way, she soon learns that he is dead. But that doesn't change her plans, she still intends to find him. Carried by the spell-binding rhythm of the maloya, a ritual chant from Reunion Island, CILAOS explores the deep, murky ties that bind the dead and the living. Production: Anne Luthaud / Screenplay: Camilo Restrepo / Cinematography: Camilo Restrepo, Guillaume Mazloum / Editing: Bénédicte Cazauran, Camilo Restrepo / Music, Cast: Christine Salem, David Abrousse, Harry Périgone

Production: Marianne Ostrat, Johanna Lind / Screenplay, Editing: Juan Pablo Libossart / Animation: Denis Chapon, Roland Seer / Music: Anders Kjellberg, Asa Carlson / Sound: Gustaf Berger, Lars Wignell Filmography: Amalimbo (2016)

Filmography: CILAOS (2016), La impresión de una guerra (2015), Like Shadows Growing as the Sun Goes Down (2014), Tropic Pocket (2011) Contact: G.R.E.C. - Diffusion, +33144899999, diffusion@grec-info.com

Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

Production: Ron Dyens / Screenplay: Konstantina Kotzamani / Cinematography: Yorgos Karvelas / Editing: Yannis Chalkiadakis / Music: Lawrence English / Sound: Nikos Exarhos, Alexandros Sidiropoulos, Lionel Guenoun / Cast: Felix Margenfeld, Aggelos Ntanos, Lucjano Cani, Haris Fountas, Hristos Psihramis, David Szymczak Filmography: Limbo (2016), Yellow Fieber (2015), Washingtonia (2014) (Go Short 2015), Morning Prayers (2013), Arundel (2012), Zodiac (2012), Pigs (2011) Contact: Sacrebleu Productions: Aurélia Prévieu, +33 142253027, contact@sacrebleuprod.com

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EU.10 REBOOT

THU 6 – 18:00 – LUX 4 | FRI 7 – 22:00 – LUX 4

Delphi

I Was a Winner

Any Road

Jag Var en Vinnare

Director: Søren Peter Langkjær Bojsen fiction / Denmark / 2016 / 26’ / international premiere

Director: Jonas Odell documentary / Sweden / 2016 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

Childhood friends Sigurd and Nikolaj have created a smart phone app: Delphi. It gives people advice on how to structure their everyday lives. The app is a roaring success and Sigurd becomes a tech superstar but worries that their creation is out of control. Are people trusting the app with too many decisions? Things come to a head one day and Nikolaj has to struggle to keep both his friendship and their company alive as Sigurd takes a stand.

Told through a mix of documentary interviews and animation, I Was a Winner shares three very different stories on the subject of computer game addiction.

Production: Birgitte Rask / Screenplay: Anna Louise Petersen Amargrós / Cinematography: Jonatan Rolf Mose / Editing: Carla Luffe Heintzelmann / Sound: Anders Norddal Jendresen, Frej Volander Himmelstrup / Cast: Adam Ild Rohweder, Henrik Holmen, Simon Bennebjerg Filmography: Delphi (2016), Eliten (2015), Æg & bacon (2009) Contact: Super16: Birgitte Rask, +45 40219116, birgitte@baconcph.com 40

Production: Charlotte Hellström, Helena Ingelsten, Johan Edström / Screenplay: Jonas Odell / Animation: Niklas Lundgren / Sound: Frippe Jonsäter, Sandra Karlsson Filmography: I Was a Winner (2016), Tussilago (2010) (Go Short 2011), Lies (2008) (Go Short 2009), Never Like the First Time! (2006), Family & Friends (2002), Otto (1998), Body Parts I (1995), Body Parts II (1995), Alice in Plasma Wonderland (1993), Revolver (1993), Exit (1990), Pesce Pesce (1987), The Man Who Thought with His Hat (1985) Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

Director: Boris Labbé, Daniele Ghisi art film / France / 2016 / 10’ / Dutch premiere Any Road is originally an audiovisual concert created by Boris Labbé, video artist and Daniele Ghisi, music composer. The work is compound by a short film, electronic music and a contemporary music piece played by an orchestra. In the scene, two loudspeakers, as gamers, are playing a pingpong match with words and sounds while the orchestra tries to prevent this dynamic. At the same time, the synchronized video transcends this references, going from video game and abstract animations, to cinema history. Production: Boris Labbé / Music: Daniele Ghisi Filmography: Boris Labbé: Any Road (2016), Rhizome (2015), Danse Macabre (2013), Kyrielle (2011). Daniele Ghisi: Any Road (2016), Orgonesis (2016), 269 steps away from you (269 steps away from me) (2016), An Experiment with Time (2015) Contact: Boris Labbé, +33 688223093, contact.borislabbe@gmail.com


EU.11 LONGING FOR LOVE

FRI 7 – 20:00 – LUX 4 | SAT 8 – 15:15 – LUX 4

La Visite

Life Cycles

Before Love

Director: Alessandra Celesia documentary / France / 2016 / 16’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Ross Hogg animation / United Kingdom / 2016 / 4’

Director: Igor Kovalyov animation / Russia / 2016 / 19’

Adrien comes from “elsewhere”. He’s a prince with delicate moves who discovers the Theatre National de Chaillot with eternally amazed eyes.

An observational exploration of routine, monotony, attention and distraction. Will we continue to let events pass us by uncontested, or will we decide to break the cycle?

Human shortcomings tie the dramatic knot of this story. Everything happening to the characters is not yet true love. Everybody finds their own way to be unhappy. Everybody is looking for love.

Production: Jean-Marie Gigon / Screenplay: Alessandra Celesia / Cinematography: Ray Carlin / Editing: Adrien Faucheux / Sound: Frédéric De Ravignan

Production: Stephen May, Noel Goodwin, Ross Hogg / Animation: Ross Hogg / Sound: Keith Duncan

Filmography: La Visite (2016), An Italian Mirage (2013), Le libraire de Belfast (2012), 89, av. De Flandre (2008), Luntano (2005), Orti (2001), Clausura (2000)

Filmography: Life Cycles (2016), Isabella (2015), Scribbledub (2014), Spectators (2013), The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat (2013)

Production: Julia Gulyan / Screenplay: Igor Kovalyov / Cinematography: Dima Malanitchev / Editing: Ivan Verbitsky / Animation: Elena Kosinova, Olga Baulina, Svetlana Zimina, Yulia Postavskaya / Music: Miriam Sekhon, Yuri Poteenko / Sound: Irina Moreva, Ivan Titov

Contact: SaNoSi Productions: Jean-Marie Gignon, +33 237995235, contact@sanosi-productions.com

Contact: Ross Hogg, +44 7738376018, ross@rosshogg.com

Filmography: Before Love (2016), Milch (2005), You Animal (2004), The Rugrats Movie (1998), Krylya, nogi i khvosty (1988) Contact: Bazelevs: Julia Gulyan, gulyan@bazelevs.com

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Campo de Víboras

VENTILATOR

Emily Must Wait

Director: Cristèle Alves Meira fiction / Portugal, France / 2016 / 19’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Fiona Robertson art film / United Kingdom / 2016 / 6’ / world premiere

Director: Christian Wittmoser fiction / Germany / 2016 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

In a small Portuguese village, a tragedy occurred. An old lady is found dead in her garden, surrounded by snakes, while her 40 year-old daughter, Lurdes, fled without telling anyone. The gossips in town about the mysterious destiny of this house are spreading fast...

VENTILATOR is set in two locations in Scotland; a derelict ventilation system on a rooftop in the city of Glasgow and a beach on the Ayrshire coast. This short experimental video comprises of a mixture of animation and filmed work, with the two protagonists- a woman and a masked, distorted man.

When Europe turns to chaos, Emily must hold out in her apartment in hope of reuniting with her loved one. The promise to wait becomes increasingly difficult to keep, as desperation grows and hope dwindles.

Production: Pablo Iraola, Pandora da Cunha Telles, Gaëlle Mareschi / Screenplay: Cristèle Alves Meira / Cinematography: Rui Poças / Editing: Raphaël Lefèvre / Sound: Amaury Arboun, Cédric Lionnet, Vincent Pateau / Cast: Ana Padrão, Simão Cayatte, Sónia Martins Filmography: Campo de Víboras (2016), Sol Branco (2014), Born in Luanda (2013), Som & Morabeza (2010) Contact: Portugal Film Filipa Henriques, +35 1213466172, portugalfilm@indielisboa.com

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Production: Fiona Robertson / Cast: Katrine Turner, Niall Turner

Production: Svenja Matthes, Christian Wittmoser / Cinematography: Eva Dürholt / Editing: Leonard Bahro / Music: Thomas Höhl / Sound: Christian Wittmoser / Cast: Daniele Nonnis, Johannes Rieder, Julia Jütte

Filmography: VENTILATOR (2016), Green Head (2014), Fallingame (2013), Paraphernalia (2010)

Filmography: Emily Must Wait (2016), Strangers We Meet (2012)

Contact: Fiona Robertson, +44 1415548365, fi-robertson@live.co.uk

Contact: Christian Wittmoser, +49 17623398617, christian@wittmoser.com


EU.12 TOP DOC

FRI 7 – 16:00 – LUX 4 | SAT 8 – 13:15 – LUX 4

I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again

The Fullness Of Time (Romance)

Street of Death

L’immense retour (Romance)

‫( توملا عراش‬Sharaa al-Mawt)

Director: Vladimir Mavounia Kouka, Marie Amachoukeli animation / France / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Manon Coubia documentary / Belgium, France / 2016 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Karam Ghossein documentary / Germany, Lebanon / 2017 / 22’ / Dutch premiere

A transhumanist romance in the near future. A young boy of modest origins, Marcus, an H-, falls madly in love with an H+

Seated on the edge of the gaping rift, she waited so long, too long for the mountain to give back her lover, prisoner of the ice.

A raw and intimate portrait of life in a slum suburb next to Beirut’s international airport, where vendettas, crime, rituals of masculinity and raucous street weddings punctuate daily life.

Production: Nicolas Schmerkin / Animation: Clément Ducarterton, Gustavo Almenara, Laurent Box, Manuel Rais, Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka / Music: RONE (Infiné Music) / Cast: Nicolas Schmerkin

Production, Cinematography: Nicolas Rincon Gille / Screenplay: Manon Coubia / Sound: Aline Huber

Filmography: Marie Amachoukeli: I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again (2016), Party Girl, (2014), Demolition Party (2013), Ropes (2010), It’s Free For Girls (2009) (Go Short 2010), Forbach (2008), Mrs (2008), Hugo’s Tree (2007); Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka: I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again (2016), Beast (2013), Ropes (2010), Fire (2005)

Filmography: The Fullness Of Time (Romance) (2016), Bleu cerise (2012), Sonate Blanche (2007)

Production: Emily Dische-Becker, Karam Ghossein / Editing: Vartan Avakian / Narration: Mounzer Baalbaki / Sound: Mohamad Salameh Filmography: Street of Death (2017)

Contact: Centre de l'Audiovisuel à Bruxelles: Gabriella Marchese, +32 22272230 promo@cbadoc.be

Contact: Emily Dische-Becker, +4917637768555, emilydische@gmail.com

Contact: Autour de Minuit: Pauline Ginot, +33 142811728, festivals@autourdeminuit.com

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EU.13 ART IS ART

FRI 7 – 14:00 – LUX 5 | SAT 8 – 15:00 – LUX 5

Waste no. 2 Wreck

Blueberry Spirits

The Things (Europe)

Mellenu gari

Director: Jan Ijäs documentary / Finland, Italy / 2016 / 9’

Director: Astra Zoldnere documentary / Latvia / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Wreck (Lampedusa, Italy, 2015) was filmed in 2014 and 2015 in the graveyard for refugee boats on the Italian island of Lampedusa. It is a story about how the value of garbage and rubbish can surprisingly change.

A poetic documentary about a Roma family that spends its summers in the Latvian forests, picking berries to make a living. While harvesting the fruits of the forest, they reflect on their identity as a group by sharing ghost stories.

Production: Jan Ijäs / Cinematography: Ville Piippo / Editing: Okku Nuutilainen / Music: Matti Ahopelto

Production, Cinematography: Kaspars Brakis / Screenplay: Ron Rosenberg / Editing: Astrida Konstante / Music: Jan Schower / Sound: Anrijs Krenbergs

Filmography: Social Connection (2016), Time Capsule (2016), Waste no. 2 Wreck (2016), One Shot (2015). Solitude in Year Zero (2013), Two Islands (2012), Bodybuilding (2010), Sweet Mov(i)e (2010), Spectacle (2006), Eläkeläiset 10th Anniversary Humppamarathon (2005), A film for three men and industrial elevator (2005), Kids Movie (2005), Dancing Nazi Skinheads (2005), Ode To Joy (national anthem of EU) (2005), The Surftones - Sportinghouse (2004) Contact: AV-arkki: Vesa Puhakka, + 35 8504356092, programme@avarkki.fi

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Director: Florian Gwinner art film / Germany / 2015 / 27’ / international premiere A tracking shot shows the slow transformation of a room model into a black plain surface, ending up in a roundabout taxi drive meditation. The repetition of variations of the same. Production, Screenplay, Editing: Florian Gwinner / Cinematography: Ole Schmidt Filmography: The Things (Europe) (2015), The Model (2006)

Filmography: Blueberry Spirits (2016), All My Dead (2014), Treasures of the Sea (2013), The Fencer (2009) Contact: Astra Zoldnere, +37 126797798, astra.zoldnere@gmail.com

Contact: Argos: Laurence Alary, +32 22290003, distribution@argosarts.org


Estate

Friday

The Dockworker’s Dream

Director: Ronny Trocker art film / Belgium, France / 2016 / 7’

Director: Helen Anna Flanagan art film / United Kingdom / 2016 / 17’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Bill Morrison art film / Portugal, United States / 2016 / 18’ / Dutch premiere

Friday considers the limitations of language to share lived experiences with others. To communicate and connect with one another, beyond language, we use alternative systems: one of these is the construction of shared experiences through games. The setting of a nightclub provides the stage for two actresses to merge speech and other vocalizations with gestures and moves connected to play.

A journey downriver, into ports, towns, and families, and out into the great unknown. Different ports of call are framed by the solitary sojourn of a dockworker, perhaps remembering his own past, or dreaming of another’s. Like the hunters in his dream, the film seeks to recover ancient and seldom viewed images from the recesses of our collective memory.

On a sunny Mediterranean beach, time seems to be frozen. An utterly exhausted black man crawls painfully off the sand while around him the holiday-makers seem not to notice him. Freely inspired by a photo taken by Juan Medina on the Spanish beach of Gran Tarajal in 2006. Production: Nicolas Schmerkin, Erik Lambert, Autour de Minuit / Screenplay, Editing: Ronny Trocker / Cinematography: Artur Castro Freire / Cast: Nicolas Schmerkin, Umaru Jibirin Filmography: Die Einsiedler (2016), Estate (2016), Gli Immacolati (2014), Eiszeit (2012), Grenzland-Terra di Confine (2012), Amor Precario (2007) Contact: Autour de Minuit: Pauline Ginot, +33 142811728, pauline@autourdeminuit.com

Production, Editing: Helen Anna Flanagan / Cinematography: Helen Anna Flanagan, Saul Hill / Sound: Samuel Rodgers / Cast: Deborah Ball, Kerry Hurst

Production: Curtas Metragens Crl / Editing: Bill Morrison / Music: Ryan Norris, Kurt Wagner

Filmography: The Split or a Yawning (2016), Friday (2016), ... (globb) (2015), Cul de Sac (2015), Under Pressure (2015) Muzak (2014), The Chant (2014), Trance (2013)

Filmography: The Dockworker's Dream (2016), Beyond Zero: 1914-1918, (2014), All Vows (2013), Just Ancient Loops (2012), The Creature’s Education (2010), Release (2010), Who By Water (2007), The Highwater Trilogy (2006), How To Pray (2006), Porch (2005), Outerborough (2005), Light Is Calling (2004), The Mesmerist (2003), Decasia (2002), The Film Of Her (1996)

Contact: Helen Anna Flanagan, +31 648247879, helen_flanagan@live.co.uk

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DUTCH COMPETITION It is always exciting to make a selection for the national competition. What will the overall quality of Dutch films be like this year? Which films can we provide a platform during the festival? Go Short wishes to confirm its position as THE place to discover the strongest and newest Dutch short films that you’ve never heard of. That’s why we are happy to announce the 19 strong films that make up the Dutch Competition.

We couldn’t miss out on the newest titles by Douwe Dijkstra (Green Screen Gringo) and Reber Dosky (Meryem), both of whom are now taking part in competition for the third time and aren’t strangers to the international circuit. Christian van Duuren (Gamechanger), Wiep Teeuwisse (As Long As It Takes) and Marlies van der Wel (Sabaku) are back as well with films that show the consistency in their work.

This year it became clear that more and more directors are really trying to master the short format. The international trend of films becoming longer and longer isn’t reflected in this year’s national crop. In a number of narrative titles in particular we see directors aiming to tell a story in a short time span, and not without success. Great examples of this include the unique, mysterious world that’s created in Copyrette, the fast paced The Big Picture and the hilarious For Free.

These 19 titles will be competing for the VEVAM Go Short Award for Best Dutch Film that, for the very first time, is also a qualifier for an Academy Award.

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INDEX DUTCH COMPETITION NL.1: IT’S COMPLICATED P. 48

NL.3: ALTERNATIVE FACTS P. 51

Copyrette / Marc de Leeuw /

A Sunny Day / Ying Liang /

fiction / The Netherlands / 9’

fiction / The Netherlands, Hong Kong / 25’

Sabaku / Marlies van der Wel /

Green Screen Gringo / Douwe Dijkstra /

animation / The Netherlands / 2’

documentary / The Netherlands, Brazil / 16’

The Origin of Trouble / Tessa Pope /

Meryem / Reber Dosky /

documentary / The Netherlands / 29’

documentary / The Netherlands / 15’

As Long As It Takes / Wiep Teeuwisse,

Shouted from the Rooftops / Beri Shalmashi /

Lotte van Gaalen / animation / The Netherlands / 2’

fiction / The Netherlands, Iraq / 6’

Grand Tour / Floor Houwink ten Cate / fiction / The Netherlands / 10’

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For Free / Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets /

The Big Picture / Teddy Cherim /

fiction / The Netherlands / 8’

fiction / The Netherlands / 5’ Naomi’s Secret / Saskia Gubbels /

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documentary / The Netherlands / 16’

Amuse / Jonne Covers, Ivo van Aart /

Nymphet / Laura Hermanides /

art film / The Netherlands / 6’

fiction / Belgium / 12’

Voices of Vincent / Maarten Kal /

The Sadness Will Not Last Forever /

documentary / The Netherlands / 25’

Alexei Dmitriev / art film / Russia,

The Gap / Patrick Vandebroeck /

The Netherlands / 8’

animation / Belgium, The Netherlands / 14’

Greetings From Kropsdam / Joren Molter / fiction /

Gamechanger / Christian van Duuren / fiction /

The Netherlands / 23’

The Netherlands / 10’

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NL.1 IT’S COMPLICATED

THU 6 – 20:15 – LUX 3 | FRI 7 – 14:30 – LUX 3

Copyrette

Sabaku

The Origin of Trouble

Director: Marc de Leeuw fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 9’

Director: Marlies van der Wel animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 2’

Director: Tessa Pope documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 29’

The nude body of a young woman lies motionless on a kitchen floor. In a nearby forest a man calls out for his dog. Their paths cross at a copy shop where it appears that the outwardly shy woman has a strange obsession with her body image.

A bird, looking for a friend.

What causes a father to be absent and what are the consequences of his absence? Director Tessa Pope confronts her past and deals with the complex relationship with her father. Archive material and interviews with the whole family bring all the pieces of the puzzle together, resulting in a story about family, love, hope and losses.

Production: Maarten van der Ven / Screenplay: Marc de Leeuw / Cinematography: Tibor Dingelstad / Editing: Pelle Asselbergs / Music: Christiaan Verbeek / Sound: Michiel de Boer / Cast: Sallie Harmsen, Thomas Ryckewaert Filmography: Copyrette (2016) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

Production: Maartje Ongering, Christine Anderton / Screenplay: Marlies van der Wel, Ruben PIcavet / Editing: Flip van der Kuil / Animation: Marlies van der Wel / Music: Sjam Sjamsoedin / Sound: Bob Kommer Studio’s Filmography: Sabaku (2016), Jonas and the Sea (2015) (Go Short 2016), Protest flatness (2011), BWAP (2006) Contact: KLIK! Amsterdam: Ursula van den Heuvel, +31 620689423, ursula@klikamsterdam.nl

Production: Julia Notenboom, Emeline Bakker / Cinematography: Gijs Wilbers / Editing: Fatih Tura / Music: Hans Nieuwenhuijsen / Sound: Laszlo Brinhoff Filmography: The Origin of Trouble (2016), Little Man (2015), Heart-Head (2012), Some Day (2011), Mannetje (2010), Dear Pappa (2009) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

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As Long as It Takes

Grand Tour

For Free Gratis

Director: Wiep Teeuwisse, Lotte van Gaalen animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 2’

Director: Floor Houwink ten Cate fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 10’

Director: Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 8’

A man lost in thought re-experiences the confusion he felt when his mother’s deathbed took an unexpected turn.

Grand Tour is the portrait of a 16-year old girl who travels to an island for a nocturnal meeting with the first love of her life. Even though she feels herself seen by him and fantasizes about a future together, the morning shows the naked reality of their love and her true maturity is revealed.

Even though Ruud and Els have been married for a hundred years, it only takes them one minute to look at each other with different eyes again.

Production: Randy Vermeulen / Editing: Lotte van Gaalen / Animation: Wiep Teeuwisse / Sound: Leleane Lindenaar Filmography: Wiep Teeuwisse: As Long as It Takes (2016), Depart at 22 (2016) (Go Short 2016), Facing the News (2013), Spinsels (2012); Lotte van Gaalen: As Long As It Takes (2016), De Oudste, de Jongste, de Enige (2016), Vrije Geluiden (2016), Het Leven, een Gebruiksaanwijzing (2016), De Aardappeleters en de Ontdekking van de Kaassoufflé (2015), Aanraken (2015), Moederskind (2014), Kust (2012) Contact: Vossenfilms: Randy Vermeulen, +31 644042556, randy@vossenfilms.nl

Production: Katja Draaijer, Frank Hoeve / Screenplay: Floor Houwink ten Cate / Cinematography: Jasper Wolf / Editing: Saskia Kievits / Music: Christiaan Verbeek / Sound: Evelien van der Molen / Cast: Poal Cairo, Richelle Plantinga Filmography: Grand Tour (2016) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

Production: Frans van Gestel, Arnold Heslenfeld, Laurette Schillings / Screenplay: Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets / Cinematography: Tobias Smeets / Editing: Berend Boneschansker / Music: Thijs Felperlaan, Mario van der Velden / Sound: Jos van Galen / Cast: Bram Coopmans, Loes Schnepper, Nico de Vries Filmography: Merijn Scholte Albers: For Free (2016), Schoolfeest (2011), Ik vind dit leuk (2011), Klokkijken (2009), Het Meisje van het Tankstation (2008); Tobias Smeets: For Free (2016), Schoolfeest (2011), Klokkijken (2009), Het Meisje van het Tankstation (2008) Contact: Topkapi: Bieke Koppelmans, +31 203032494, bieke@topkapifilms.nl

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NL.2 MIND IS BLOWN

THU 6 – 22:15 – LUX 3 | SAT 8 – 11:00 – LUX 3

Amuse

Voices of Vincent

The Gap

Stemmen van Vincent

Director: Jonne Covers, Ivo van Aart art film / The Netherlands / 2016 / 6’ A large restaurant, full of people who are having a good time. They’re chatting and paying attention to each other. At least, that’s what it seems... Production: Rob IJpelaar / Cinematography: Floris Verweij / Music: Jeffrey van Rossum / Sound: Sam Huisman / Cast: Anna Fransen, Inbal Abir, Yeli Beurskens

Director: Maarten Kal documentary / The Netherlands / 2017 / 25’ / world premiere Vincent wants to quit his anti-psychotic medication. On an inner journey, guided by two psychiatrists and the tones of his Sarangi, Vincent tries to figure out where the voices in his head are coming from. Can his music save him from madness?

Director: Patrick Vandebroeck animation / Belgium, The Netherlands / 2016 / 14’ Man is a cubical shaped figure who rectifies all bumps and humps in order to keep his desolate world flat. His confrontation with a little red ball, that loves to create gigantic holes, messes up his ideal of a perfect straight world. Production: Marc Thelosen, Koert Davidse, Marco Levantaci / Screenplay, Editing: Patrick Vandebroeck, Raf Wathion / Narration: Ted Milton / Animation: Maarten Van Rooy, Marie-Laure Guisset, Sam Verschraegen / Music: Sam Britton, Ted Milton, Will Worsley / Sound: Wart Wamsteker

Filmography: Jonne Covers: Amuse (2016); Ivo van Aart: Amuse (2016), Quantum Zeno (2012)

Production: Elsa Schagen / Cinematography: Nina Badoux / Editing: Alexander Goekjian / Music: Vincent Swierstra / Sound: Raoul Popma

Contact: Wanderlust: Rob IJpelaar, +31 628819463, rob@wehavewanderlust.nl

Filmography: Voices of Vincent (2017), How Captain Longhair saved the World (2012)

Filmography: The Gap (2016)

Contact: Story Collective: Maarten Kal, +31 611310577, maarten@storycollective.nl

Contact: KLIK! Amsterdam: Ursula van den Heuvel, +31 620689423, ursula@klikamsterdam.nl

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NL.3 ALTERNATIVE FACTS

FRI 7 – 20:30 – LUX 3 | SAT 8 – 15:30 – LUX 6

Gamechanger

A Sunny Day

Green Screen Gringo

Director: Christian van Duuren fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 10’

Director: Ying Liang fiction / The Netherlands, Hong Kong / 2016 / 25’

Director: Douwe Dijkstra documentary / The Netherlands, Brazil / 2016 / 16’ / Dutch premiere

On his way to a foreign military mission, Max (30) is getting caught up in a war-game with his neighbor boys. As Max gradually loses his self control, the boys get involved with his internal warfare and loose their innocence.

Hong Kong, at the height of the protests. A young woman visits her father, whom she has not seen for a while. Her plan is to have lunch with him before the Umbrella Movement reaches a critical juncture. Celebrated, committed filmmaker Ying Liang contributed with a special angle asking short: Where do we live, and what is citizenship?

Production: Piet-Harm Sterk, Joram Willink / Screenplay: Daan Gielis / Cinematography: Bert Pot / Editing: Dorith Vinken / Music: Alexander Reumers en Jorrit Kleijnen / Sound: Marco Vermaas / Cast: Mathijs Bruchmann, Vincent Bruchmann, Wouter van Oord Filmography: Gamechanger (2016), Meantime (2014) (Go Short 2015), Letting You Go (2014) Contact: Bind Film: Maaike Neve, +31 203640030, maaike@bindfilm.nl

Production: Danielle Guirguis / Screenplay: Ying Liang / Cinematography: Otsuka Ryuji / Cast: Chan Hau Chun, Cheung Tung Joe, Pang Pui Lam Filmography: A Sunny Day (2016), Something is Nothing (1999), When Night Falls (2012), Condolences (2009), Good Cats (2008), The Other Half (2006), Taking Father Home (2005), The Missing House (2003), Shadow (2002), The Days at Home (2001), Stories in the Mountain City (2001), The Golden Coin of Heaven (2001), 3 fen 59 miau 24 zheng (2001), Double Sided Killer (2000), Asceticism (2000), Subway (1999), Section (1999)

Behind a green screen, a foreigner finds his way in an enchanting - and yet turbulent - Brazil. Where the streets are a stage for politics, art and affection, a gringo can only watch. The result is a mixtapeportrait on modern day Brazil seen through the eyes of the visitor. Production, Cinematography, Editing: Douwe Dijkstra / Sound: Rob Peters Filmography: Green Screen Gringo (2016), Supporting Film (2015) (Go Short 2015), Démontable (2014) (Go Short 2014) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

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FRI 7 – 22:30 – LUX 3 | SAT 8 – 17:00 – LUX 3

Meryem

Shouted From the Rooftops

The Big Picture Het Hele Verhaal

Director: Reber Dosky documentary / The Netherlands / 2017 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Beri Shalmashi fiction / The Netherlands, Iraq / 2017 / 6’ / world premiere

Director: Teddy Cherim fiction / The Netherlands / 2017 / 5’ / world premiere

Filmed during the battle of Kobani, this film reveals the women at the heart of the fight against IS. With stoical perseverance and the aid of American airstrikes, these women are leading the fight for freedom.

A romantic story set in the heart of a war-torn Kurdish town. When Sherin leaves to fight, her anguished lover Ferhat stays behind awaiting her return.

While looking at the family history of Johan, we hear the family history of Ashraf. The public is exposed to both histories and the coincidental encounter that follows. A short film about the (lack of) understanding for one another.

Production: Jos de Putter / Cinematography: Reber Dosky / Editing: Remi van der Heiden / Sound: Huibert Boon, Taco Drijfhout Filmography: Meryem (2017), Radio Kobani (2016), Yezidi Girls (2016), The Sniper of Kobani (2015) (Go Short 2016), One Happy, Day (2015), Horsepower (2015), 4Ever (2014), The Call (2013) (Go Short 2014), My Good Fortune In Auschwitz (2012) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

Production: Arnoud Bruinier, Laurette Schillings / Screenplay: Beri Shalmashi / Cinematography: Kenji Katori / Music: Aki Spadaro / Sound: Quincy Vlijtig / Cast: Gonca Karasu, Ismail Zagros Filmography: Shouted From the Rooftops (2017), Heart on Fire (2012), Mama (2010), Wie Niet Weg Is, Is Gezien (2008) Topkapi Films: Laurette Schillings, +31 203032494, info@topkapifilms.nl

Production: Marten van Warmerdam / Screenplay: Sarah Blok / Cinematography: Thijmen Doornik / Editing: Wouter van Luijn / Sound: Laura Solleveld, Taco Drijfhout / Cast: Jaouhar Chakroun, Oussama Ahammoud Filmography: The Big Picture (2017), The History of a Brief Encounter (2016), Water from the Mountain (2016), Dr Right (2015), Minibuzz (2015), Afrigadget (2015), In Search of Light (2014), Het Zwart Gat (2013), Sterke Verhalen (2010), The Pitch (2007) Contact: Marten van Warmerdam, +31 612840299, mvwarmerdam@hotmail.com

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Naomi’s Secret

Nymphet

Naomi’s Geheim

Het verdriet zal niet eeuwig duren

Director: Saskia Gubbels documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 16’

Director: Laura Hermanides fiction / Belgium / 2016 / 12’

Naomi’s mother is addicted to drugs and lives in a mental institution. It gradually becomes clear that the situation has had a considerable impact on Naomi's life. For a long time it was a secret that her mum couldn't look after her. One day her best friend Sam comes along to visit her mother.

Dolly is pointed out the power of her young, female sexuality by her friend Niemke. Fulfilled by the new perspective she sees herself in, Dolly explores the possibilities of this magical power with pristine surrender. She doesn't realize the effect of the game she's playing, until she's trapped in a situation unfolding beyond her control.

Production: Niek Koppen, Jan de Ruiter, Anja Cloosterman / Screenplay: Saskia Gubbels / Cinematography: Myrthe Mosterman / Editing: Erik Disselhoff, Maasja Ooms / Animation: Wiep Teeuwisse / Music: Stijntje Booij en Iza Kool / Sound: Alan van Ramshorst, Carla van der Meijs, Lennart Kleinen Filmography: Naomi’s Secret (2016), My Dearest Jayvano (2015), 0.18 Ampere Of Happiness (2012), When I Look In The Mirror (2012), Through Ellen’s Ears (2011), Azza (2010), The Sea Smiles At Me (2009), My Aunt Was Right (2007), Gypsy Girl (2005) Contact: Saskia Gubbels, +31 647402892, saskiagubbels@online.nl

The Sadness Will Not Last Forever

Production: Declan Lynch / Follow Gent / Screenplay: Shauni de Gussem / Cinematography: Anton Mertens / Editing: Inez Poortinga / Music: Ella van der Woude, Juho Nurmela / Sound: Kamila Wojcik, Vincent Sinceretti / Cast: Alix Jana Cale, Bert Haelvoet, Katrin Lohmann, Patrick Vervueren, Zoë Schools

Director: Alexei Dmitriev art film / Russia, The Netherlands / 2016 / 8’ / Dutch premiere The most beautiful paintings are those which you dream about when you lie in bed smoking a pipe, but which you never paint. Production: Alexei Dmitriev / Screenplay: Mathieu Janssen, Alexei Dmitriev / Music: Frank Boeijen / Narration: Mathieu Janssen Filmography: The Sadness Will Not Last Forever (2016), The Shadow of Your Smile (2014), Hermeneutics (2012), Abstract? (2009), Dubus (2005) Contact: Alexei Dmitriev, +79 219861669, alexei.v.dmitriev@gmail.com

Filmography: Maatschappijleer (2016), Nymphet (2016), Prove Me Wrong (2015) Contact: Laura Hermanides, +31 624863360, laurahermanides@gmail.com

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Greetings From Kropsdam In Kropsdam Is Iedereen Gelukkig

Director: Joren Molter fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 23’ Lammert has no mischief, but he becomes the victim of the stifling effect of a community, which already has chosen his scapegoat. Production: Jesper Olyve, Miel Van Welzen / Screenplay: Britt Snel / Cinematography: Tijn Sikken / Editing: Moo Flamman / Music: Hans Nieuwenhuijsen / Sound: Daimo da Costa / Cast: Jasper Groeneveld, Ruud Poiesz, Trijnie Naber Filmography: Greetings From Kropsdam (2016), Rabbit (2015), Elle Est Belle (2015), Blue (2015), De Lullige Levensloop van een Saaie Man (2014), Dead Doves (2012) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

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YOUTH COMPETITION We’re very proud to host the youth competition for the sixth consecutive year. In the youth competition the jury, consisting of teens aged 15 to 19, gets to see 29 daring new films and pick their favorite. The jury is hand-picked and guided by MovieZone, the youth platform of EYE, the Dutch Film museum in Amsterdam. The jury will hand out both a MovieZone Award and a € 750,- prize, made available by Gemeente Nijmegen. The combination of short films and young viewers is an obvious one. Short films are daring, experimental, fast and often made by young, starting filmmakers. The link between the jury members and the filmmakers has an inspiring effect and we often hear filmmakers say the Youth Award is one of the best to win. The films that have been picked for the Youth Competition show the wide range 56

of the competition, which has the judges compare more accessible narratives to very formalistic animated documentaries. But if there is something that we have learned over the years then it is to never underestimate this jury. Their picks always surprise us and demonstrate that they really have a critical view on the programmed films. For Go Short it’s a great way to get more insight into the next generation’s views on the competition films; for that reason we encourage them to express their opinions. We always love to hear the viewpoints of young, fresh viewers and the judges always find the experience unforgettable, informative and a lot of fun. We’re happy to give the next generation a voice through the Youth Competition.


INDEX YOUTH COMPETITION Angry Hamster / Antti Heikki Pesonen / fiction /

Greetings From Kropsdam / Joren Molter / fiction /

The Absence of Eddy Table / Rune Spaans

Finland / 13’

The Netherlands / 23’

animation / Norway / 12’

As Long As It Takes / Wiep Teeuwisse, Lotte van

HIWA / Jacqueline Lentzou / art film / Greece / 11’

The Big Picture / Teddy Cherim /

Gaalen / animation / The Netherlands / 2’

Martin Cries / Jonathan Vinel / animation /

fiction / The Netherlands / 5’

Broken - The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck /

France / 16’

The Brick House / Eliane Esther Bots /

Volker Schlecht, Alexander Lahl / animation /

Naomi’s Secret / Saskia Gubbels / documentary /

art film / The Netherlands / 15’

Germany / 7’

The Netherlands / 16’

The Ordinary / Simon Dara, Julien Dara /

Copyrette / Marc de Leeuw / fiction /

Nymphet / Laura Hermanides / fiction / Belgium / 12’

art film / France / 10’

The Netherlands / 9’

Old Luxurious Flat Located in an

The Origin of Trouble / Tessa Pope / documentary /

Dawn of the Deaf / Rob Savage / fiction /

Ultra-central, Desirable Neighborhood /

The Netherlands / 29’

United Kingdom / 11’

Sebastian Mihailescu / fiction / Romania / 18’

The Sadness Will Not Last Forever /

Foreign body / Marta Magnuska / animation /

OUR OWN / Malu Janssen / fiction /

Alexei Dmitriev / art film / Russia,

Poland / 6’

The Netherlands / 27’

The Netherlands / 8’

For Free / Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets /

Pussy / Renata Gasiorowska / animation / Poland / 8’

Totems / Paul Jadoul / animation /

fiction / The Netherlands / 8’

Sabaku / Marlies van der Wel / animation /

Belgium, France / 9’

Fragments / José Miguel Ribeiro / animation /

The Netherlands / 2’

Urban Cowboys / Paweł Ziemilski / documentary /

Portugal / 18’

Semiliberi / Matteo Gentiloni / fiction / Italy / 9’

Poland / 30’

Grand Tour / Floor Houwink ten Cate / fiction /

Sparta / Noëmie Nicolas / fiction /

Veil of Silence / Julie Gourdain / fiction / France / 29’

The Netherlands / 10’

Belgium, France / 26’

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STUDENT COMPETITION The most interesting student films of the past year in five programs: that’s what our Student Competition offers. These talented directors provide us a bright look into the future of filmmaking. Three of them have been part of the competition before and with their latest production they prove that they still are on top of their game. In NASTY WOMEN five shorts tell the story of strong female protagonists: women who are discovering ways to please themselves, finding their place in a relationship, going to extremes to battle loneliness or having to come to terms with their “own” body. The places we pass through on a daily basis influence who we are. In all films in YOU ARE HERE the environment plays an important part. The viewer is taken on a journey from an almost abandoned 58

zoo to a dangerous mine, moving from a bittersweet love story in Buenos Aires to finally end up in the cold of Antarctica. In LIFE LONGINGS the viewer gets an intimate look behind closed doors, taking a peek into the private lives of others. OUT OF THE WOODS offers us a chance to finally escape the city again, showing us how we are drawn back to our natural surroundings. Film is not only a way for the viewer to escape, but sometimes the protagonists also need to escape their surroundings. This escape can just be a brief moment like in Stage Left, or a state of mind to wallow in for a while like in Verochka. All five films in DAYDREAMING show us a momentary escape, but we always have to return to the real world in the end. The same holds for our audience who eventually has to leave the cinema again, yet never without new experiences.


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ST.3: DAYDREAMING P. 63

ST.5: OUT OF THE WOODS P. 66

Foreign body / Marta Magnuska /

L’été Espéré / Steffen Goldkamp /

Child / Viktor Stickel, Iring Freytag /

animation / Poland / 6’

fiction / France, Germany / 19’

animation / Germany / 9’

OUR OWN / Malu Janssen /

Ink Meets Blank / Tymon Albrzykowski /

Forest of Echoes / Luz Olivares Capelle /

fiction / The Netherlands / 27’

art film / Poland / 5’

fiction / Austria / 32’

Old Luxurious Flat Located in an

Verochka / Ekaterina Mazukhina /

Orfeo / Isabel Pagliai / art film / France / 14’

Ultra-central, Desirable Neighborhood /

fiction / Russia / 21’

Nature: All Rights Reserved / Sebastian Mulder /

Sebastian Mihailescu / fiction / Romania / 18’

Iron Alibi / Martin Rath /

documentary / The Netherlands / 21’

Semiliberi / Matteo Gentiloni /

documentary / Poland / 15’

fiction / Italy / 9’

Stage Left / Lora Mure-Ravaud /

Pussy / Renata Gasiorowska /

fiction / Switzerland / 13’

animation / Poland / 8’

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Without Sun / Paul de Ruijter /

The Camel / Laurynas Bareisa /

documentary / The Netherlands / 29’

fiction / Lithuania / 13’

The Roots Are Bitter / Domas Petronis /

Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain / Armin

fiction / Lithuania / 17’

Thalhammer / documentary / Austria,

The Noise of Licking / Nadja Andrasev /

Germany / 32’

animation / Hungary / 9’

Subsuelo / Tuna Kaptan /

Dreaming of Baltimore / Lola Quivoron /

documentary / Germany, Argentina / 7’

fiction / France / 25’

Antarctica / Jeroen Ceulebrouck / animation / Belgium / 9’

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ST.1 NASTY WOMEN

THU 6 – 15:45 – LUX 5 | FRI 7 – 20:15 – LUX 5

Foreign Body

OUR OWN

Cialo obce

EIGEN

Old Luxurious Flat Located in an Ultra-central, Desirable Neighborhood

Director: Marta Magnuska animation / Poland / 2016 / 6’

Director: Malu Janssen fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 27’

Apartament interbelic, în zona superb , ultracentral Director: Sebastian Mihailescu fiction / Romania / 2016 / 18’ / Dutch premiere

A foreign body lives its own life. You’re not able to get rid of it, it’s always with you, you need it. Caress that odd part of yours, don’t try to shave its long tousled fur. This is a story about something that’s considered to be strange at first but turns out to be the dearest thing to us. About the transformation of inside and outside.

In our society, where self-fulfillment has become an obligation, identical twin sisters are on a retreat. Encouraged by their spiritual coach, Vera and Josefien are searching for their own selves. When Vera finds out that she wants to free herself from her sister, their relationship and identity as twins are put to the test.

Production: Marcin Malatynski / Screenplay, Cinematography, Animation: Marta Magnuska / Editing: Ewa Golis / Music: Patryk Zakrocki / Sound: Anna Nowak / School: Polish National Film School in Lodz

Production: Thom Arends / Screenplay: Alicia Muñoz Reyes / Cinematography: Lukas de Kort / Editing: Nina Graafland / Music: Arend Bruijn / Sound: Jacob Oostra / Cast: Imke Smit, Jip Smit / School: Netherlands Film Academy, Production

Filmography: Foreign Body (2016), What Impact Does the Decrease of the Population of the Beetler Platinus Takes on Love Life of Christina (2014), Bite (2012), Experiment (2011)

Filmography: OUR OWN (2016), February Hymn (2015)

Contact: Krakow Film Foundation: Marta Swiatek, +48 122946945, marta.swiatek@kff.com.pl

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The family car must be sold immediately. The wife meets with a high- school friend, now working at an auto park. The husband remains home waiting. He tries to call her several times as the night grows darker. Production: Sebastian Mihailescu / Screenplay: Andrei Epure, Sebastian Mihailescu / Editing: Bogdan Jugureanu, Sorin Baican / Sound: Drago M rgineanu / Cast: Claudiu Dumitru, Lulian Postelnicu, Maria Popistasu / School: National University of Drama and Film Bucharest Filmography: Old Luxurious Flat Located in an Ultracentral, Desirable Neigborhood (2016), An Ambiguous Geographical Area, But, For Now, Let’s Call It a Delta (2016), Honeymoon (2014) Contact: Sebastian Mihailescu, +40 212528001, seb.mihailescu@gmail.com


ST.2 YOU ARE HERE

THU 6 – 17:45 – LUX 5 | FRI 7 – 22:15 – LUX 5

Semiliberi

Pussy

The Camel

Cipka

Kupranugaris

Director: Matteo Gentiloni fiction / Italy / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Renata Gasiorowska animation / Poland / 2016 / 8’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Laurynas Bareisa fiction / Lithuania / 2016 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

Alessandra is a loner, she doesn't familiarize with anybody. One day she realizes the ingenious plan designed by female cellmates is the opportunity to escape from her loneliness.

A young girl spends the evening alone at home. She decides to have some sweet solo pleasure, but not everything goes according to plan.

A camel dies in the local zoo. Paulius and Indre two caretakers discover it and try to dispose of the dead animal. But it turns out to be a much harder task than they imagined.

Production: Carla Manfredonia / Screenplay: Elettra Pierantoni / Editing: Elia Fofi / Sound: Simone Panetta / Cast: Bulgherini Marta, Maria Grazia Umapas Gertos / School: Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, Production Filmography: Similiberi (2016), Il Suo Ragazzo (2016) Contact: Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia Production: Carla Manfredonia, +39 0672294306, c.manfredonia@cscproduction.it

Production: Marcin Malatynski / Screenplay, Cinematography, Editing, Animation: Renata Gasiorowska / Music: Volodymyr Antoniv / Sound: Ewa Bogusz / School: Polish National Film School in Lodz Filmography: Pussy (2016), With Your Eyes Closed (2014), Unusual Night (2013), Birthday (2013), Luke and Lotta (2012), Traps (2011) Contact: Krakow Film Foundation: Marta Swiatek, +48 122946945, marta.swiatek@kff.com.pl

Production: Klementina Remeikaite / Screenplay: Laurynas Bareisa / Cinematography: Martynas Norvaisas, Vytautas Katkus / Editing: Laurynas Bareisa / Sound: Iveta Maceviciute / Cast: Indre Patkauskaite, Paulius Markevicius / School: Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Faculty of Theatre and Film Filmography: Bathhouse (2017), The Camel (2016), Dembava (2014) Contact: Klementina Remeikaite, +37 061418571, k.remeikaite@gmail.com

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Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain

Subsuelo

Antarctica

Director: Armin Thalhammer documentary / Austria, Germany / 2016 / 32’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Tuna Kaptan documentary / Germany, Argentina / 2016 / 7’ / international premiere

Director: Jeroen Ceulebrouck animation / Belgium / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere

In the vertiginous Bolivian highland, Cerro Rico, a mountain of long tradition and of great significance rises. Since over 400 years people there are mining for silver. The movie offers an impressive insight into the hard and dangerous daily routine of Cerro Rico’s miners.

Buenos Aires. There's a graffiti that says: „I don't love you anymore.“ Someone crossed it out.

Production: Katharina Rettenbacher / Screenplay, Editing: Armin Thalhammer / Cinematography: Armin Thalhammer, Julian Hartmuth / Sound: Andreas Posch, Ester Kao / School: Fachhochschule Salzburg

Filmography: Subsuelo (2016), Armada Bizerta (2014), Two at the Border (2013) (Go Short 2014), Mr. Siebzehnrübl (2012), Bordo Mavi (2011)

Filmography: Antartica (2016), Oak (2014), Thinking and The Girl (2014), Sausages (2013), Velikan (2013), Untitled (2012)

Contact: Tuna Kaptan, +49 1636338067, tunakaptan@gmx.de

Contact: Jeroen Ceulebrouck, +32 476337593, jeroen_ceulebrouck@hotmail.com

Filmography: Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain (2016) Contact: aug&ohr medien: Constantin Jahns, +49 3061620068, constantin@augohr.de

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Production, Cinematography: Tuna Kaptan / Editing: Virginia Tournour / Sound: Juan di Lucia / School: University of Television and Film Munich

When a group of Antarctic explorers get their boat stuck in the ice, they are forced to find rescue. The journey is difficult and not without obstacles as we follow these explorers while their bodies and minds struggle to survive. Production: Jeroen Ceulebrouck / Music: Bart Maris / School: KASK School of Arts Gent


ST.3 DAYDREAMING

THU 6 – 19:45 – LUX 5 | FRI 7 – 16:15 – LUX 5

L’été Espéré

Ink Meets Blank

Verochka

Zdarzenie plastyczne

Director: Steffen Goldkamp fiction / France, Germany / 2016 / 19’ / Dutch premiere By visiting places of a guidebook we follow a handful of protagonists, among hundreds of sightseers: a young family is running from sight to sight, buying souvenirs and discuss the financial crisis, queuing for Notre-Dame. Meanwhile a young woman gets stood up on her weekend trip to Paris. Production: Jan Eichberg, Steffen Goldkamp / Cinematography: Paul Spengemann / Sound: Jakob Spengemann, Karsten Krause / Cast: Hanns Möhring, Julia Goldberg, Paul Möhring / School: University of Fine Arts Hamburg Filmography: L'été Espéré (2016), Wallenhorst (2014)

Director: Tymon Albrzykowski art film / Poland / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Ekaterina Mazukhina fiction / Russia / 2016 / 21’ / Dutch premiere

The movie is black and white, rythmic metamorphosis of abstract geometric forms. Its dramaturgy is built by pure form and evocative music. It has been fully implemented cameraless, directly on a 35mm film tape.

A film about love. About our eternal longing for the ideal. About a disappearing world of feelings. About tenderness, soulmates and two lonely people.

Production: Piotr Furmankiewicz, Mateusz Michalak / Screenplay, Editing, Animation: Tymon Albrzykowski / Music: Sebastian Ladyzynski / School: PWSFTviT Filmography: Ink Meets Blank (2016), Table Set Yourself 2 (2012), The Hugrilizer (2011), Two (2011), The Deep Sea Wonders (2010) Contact: FUMI Studio: Anna Waszczuk, +48 426815474, festiwale@fumistudio.com

Production: Tatiana Gerasimova / Screenplay: Ekaterina Mazukhina / Cinematography: Maria Androsova / Music: Alexey Timoshin / Sound: Vera Bufeeva / Cast: Alexandra Shitikova, Rustam Komachkov / School: Russian State University of Cinematography S. Gerasimov Filmography: Verochka (2016), To Daddy (2014), Chicken Pox (2012), Saturday (2011) Contact: Ekaterina Mazukhina, +79 851322841, ekaterinamazukhina@mail.ru

Contact: Steffen Goldkamp, +49 15787821838, steffen.goldkamp@googlemail.com

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ST.4 LIFE LONGINGS

THU 6 – 21:45 – LUX 5 | SAT 8 – 11:00 – LUX 5

Iron Alibi

Stage Left

Without Sun

Zelazne Alibi

Côté cour

Het nachtelijk halfrond

Director: Martin Rath documentary / Poland / 2016 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Lora Mure-Ravaud fiction / Switzerland / 2016 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Paul de Ruijter documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 29’

Inmates take on the roles of different characters. The improvised scenes are based on their own experiences. Iron Alibi is an attempt to understand the feelings of prisoners and show their predicament without sensationalising prison but with a sense of humour.

One evening, the theater school presents solo performances by its graduates. Lola accompanies a friend rather unwillingly. But her friend does not turn up, and Lola waits, alone, on the tiered seating, when the lights in the hall go down.

In the northern most point of Europe, for two months a year the sun does not rise above the horizon. Without Sun is about this darkness and gives an impression of the inhabitants who wait, who have to cope with the darkness and yearn for light.

Production: Agata Golanska / Cinematography: Mateusz Zwolinski / Editing: Piotr Wojcik / Sound: Ewa Bogusz / Cast: Darek Paczkowski / School: Polish National Film School, PWSFTviT

Production: Lionel Baier, Jean Guillaume Sonnier / Screenplay, Editing: Lora Mure-Ravaud / Cinematography: Giacomo Giaeggli /Sound: Elie Grappe, Jérôme Vittoz / Cast: Lola Giouse, Magali Heu, Thibaut Evrard / School: ECAL

Production: Luuk Hoekx, Miel Van Welzen / Cinematography: Roy van Egmond / Editing: Nina Graafland / Music: Aki Spadaro / Sound: Jacob Oostra / School: Netherlands Film Academy

Filmography: Stage Left (2016), Mona Lisa (2015) Filmography: Iron Alibi (2016), La Etiuda (2015), Arena (2013), Written in Ink (2011) (Go Short 2012) Contact: Martin Rath, +48 518159589, martinrathmail@gmail.com

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Contact: Lora Mure-Ravaud, +33 601864713, mykyta.kryvosheiev@ecal.ch

Filmography: Without Sun (2016), The Very Great Search for Nothing (2015), Forever (2015) Contact: Luuk Hoekx, luuk.hoekx@gmail.com


The Roots Are Bitter

The Noise of Licking

Dreaming of Baltimore

Šaknys kar ios

A Nyalintás Nesze

Au loin, Baltimore

Director: Domas Petronis fiction / Lithuania / 2016 / 17’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Nadja Andrasev animation / Hungary / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Lola Quivoron fiction / France / 2016 / 25’ / Dutch premiere

A desperate couple tries to conceive a baby, unfortunately, Vytas is infertile. They look for a solution and get creative in the process, trying out weirder and weirder methods.

A woman is being watched every day by the neighbor’s cat, as she takes care of her exotic plants. Their perverted ritual comes to an end when the cat disappears. Next spring a peculiar man pays her a visit.

Freedom means only one thing for Akro: riding his dirtbike in the street, his front wheel aiming at the sky. But that night, the engine gives up on him.

Production: Giedre Burokaite, Paulius Michalovskis / Screenplay: Domas Petronis / Cinematography: Zbigniev Bartoševi / Sound: Gabriel Grici t / Cast: Darius Meškauskas, Giedrius Kiela, Justina Nemanyt / School: Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Faculty of Musicology, Piano and Vocal Performance Filmography: The Roots are Bitter (2016), Pants on Fire (2015), Polar Party (2015), Doggone (2015), Gagarin (2013)

Production: József Fülöp / Screenplay: Ádám Bodor, Nadja Andrasev / Editing: Judit Czakó / Animation: András Menráth, Lili Korcsok, Maja Szakadát, Soma Sebesvári, Zénó Mira, Zoltán Koska, Zsuzsanna Kreif / Music: Bálint Szabó, Marci Kristóf / Sound: Péter Benjámin Lukács / School: Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest, MOME Animation Filmography: The Noise of Licking (2016)

Contact: Giedre Burokaite, +37 067521161, giedre.dru@gmail.com

Production: Natacha Le Véo, Margaux Juvénal / Screenplay: Lola Quivoron, Pauline Rambeau de Baralon / Cinematography: Maxence Lemonnier / Editing: Félix Rehm / Sound: Lucas Doméjean, Saoussen Tatah, Valentin Sampietro / Cast: Clark Gernet, Owen Kanga / School: La fémis Filmography: Dreaming of Baltimore (2016), Son Of The Wolf (2015) (Go Short 2016), Stand (2014) Contact: CHAZ Productions: Margaux Juvénal, +33 620250467, margaux.juvenal@chazproductions.fr

Contact: Nadja Andrasev, +36 202261109, andrasev@gmail.com

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ST.5 OUT OF THE WOODS

FRI 7 – 18:15 – LUX 5 | SAT 8 – 13:00 – LUX 5

Child

Forest of Echoes

Orfeo

Wald der Echos

Director: Viktor Stickel, Iring Freytag animation / Germany / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Luz Olivares Capelle fiction / Austria / 2016 / 32’

A child has to leave its hut to collect wood for the fire that went out. The search for suitable wood becomes a life's work.

A teenager, Christina, loses her friends in the forest. Looking for them she finds the bodies of three drowned kids on the shore of a lagoon. On holiday, deep in the woods, three kids, are playing around a lake when they find a woman drifting in the water.

Production: Viktor Stickel, Iring Freytag / Cinematography: Adrian Langenbach / Editing: Robert Stuprich / Music: Friederike Bernhardt / Sound: Marc Fragstein / School: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg Filmography: Child (2016), Mr. K and the E (2012), Radio Active (2012) Contact: Iring Freytag, +49 1709006563, iring@realityerror.com

Production: Olivares Capelle, Grummer, Kato, Váncsa, Thaler, Gerald Weber / Screenplay: Luz Olivares Capelle / Cinematography: Sebastian Thaler, László Váncsa, Gabriel Krajanek / Editing: László Váncsa / Sound: Nora Czamler / Cast: Calista Berger, Jasmin Wallner, Katharina Plaim / School: University for Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Filmakademie Wien Filmography: Forest of Echoes (2016), The Ritual of Colour (2015), Apariciones (2014), The Rainbow Machine (2013), Abtreibung Des Kinos (2012), Te Vas A Lastimar (2008), Ahora Se Cae Y Pierde La Memoria (2006), Bienvenido (2005) Contact: sixpackfilm: Gerald Weber, +43 152609900, office@sixpackfilm.com

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Director: Isabel Pagliai art film / France / 2017 / 14’ / international premiere A stream, river, young people passing. A crossing at night to get to the beach of Hell. Here is a time before stories. Just contemplate the opposite shore. Production: Natalia Trebik / Screenplay: Isabel Pagliai / Editing: Mathias Bouffier / Animation: David Rodes / Sound: Jérôme Petit / School: Le Fresnoy Filmography: Orfeo (2017), Isabella Morra (2015) Contact: Isabel Pagliai, +33 672135750, isabelpagliai@gmail.com


Nature: All Rights Reserved

Director: Sebastian Mulder documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 21’ Artificial grass on the balcony, a meeting hall with a forest wallpaper, a palm beach in the waiting room of the dentist. This short documentary examines the role of nature simulations in our society. To what extent does artificial nature satisfies the city dwellers and where are this simulations still falling short? Will artificial nature ever replace real nature? Production: Sebastian Mulder / Cinematography: Maxime Brun / Editing: Wouter Hoek / Music: Joost van 'T Hoff / Sound: Apollonia van Dun, Lars van Leeuwen, Mike van Creij / School: Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht Filmography: Nature: All Rights Reserved (2016) Contact: Some Shorts: Wouter Jansen, +31 622076717, info@someshorts.com

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FOCUS ON JONAS ODELL Jonas Odell is a multi-award winning Swedish director who has been on the Go Short wishlist for many years. This year we are very happy to welcome him as our filmmaker in Focus. Odell is a co-founder of animation studio FilmTecknarna, which produced the mesmerizing and kind of unsettling Revolver (1994) in stark black and white imagery. He co-directed the film with Marti Ekstrand and co-founders of FilmTecknarna, Stig Bergqvist and Lars Ohlson. Odell is most well-known for the music videos he has directed for big names such as: The Rolling Stones, U2, and Franz Ferdinand; as well as his animated documentaries which tell personal stories. He specializes in a cutting edge mix of media techniques; combining 2D and 3D animation with live action, which creates a signature aesthetic recognizable in his author works as well as commissioned music videos and commercials. 70

With his films Odell definitively gives animated documentary a new impulse and sheds light on topics like sexual deflowering, the lies we live and tell, and game addiction. In a world full of stories he always chooses his topics out of curiosity. “It is about curiosity, and really it is about knowing that whatever topic you choose, there are millions of stories out there. All I do is package them so that they can reach the audience that they deserve.” The personal candid outpourings are shown by his protagonists in the secure environment of the animation. These outpourings hit the full range of emotions; from recognizable to shocking, sometimes disconcerting but always touching. In each of his documentary films, Odell re-creates the personal stories of several people who are undergoing the same event or experiences. These sometimes very different perspectives when brought together form an episodic film

in which the same topic or event can be experienced from various viewpoints. “I made a short film Family & Friends (2002) that comprised of five vaguely autobiographical stories based on childhood memories and I found that the stories put together became something more than just the sum of the parts. Ever since I’ve found it interesting to work with stories that interact with each other in some way within the same film.” Odell considers the editing of the interviews as the first and an important creative process in building a narrative and to being true to the protagonists. He considers dealing with people’s personal stories to be a big responsibility. In the rough interview material Odell uncovers a multitude of stories and works his way carefully through it during the edit. He edits while the interviews are

“I find it interesting to work with stories that interact with each other in some way within the same film”


“All docs – and in fact all pieces of art – should question its own relation to the world and that questioning is built into the very nature of the animated doc.”

still in progress and during the process the interviewee, who he collaborates closely with, is asked new additional questions. This helps him in telling the story efficiently and creating a narrative arc. And, he is very aware that he is dealing with people’s personal lives: “It is a delicate balance to make sure that we do justice to their stories, but also the most interesting challenge when working in this format.”

For Odell, animation and documentary don’t form a strange marriage: “There are a couple of things that I think make the somewhat paradoxical genre ‘animated documentary’ appealing. I find that presenting stories in animated form can make it more “generic” in a disarming way - rather than looking at a specific person telling a story, you leave room for the audience’s imagination and make it easier to identify yourself or put yourself in the place of the person telling the story. The other interesting thing has more to do with nature of documentary filmmaking - it is easy to assume as an audience that you are looking through a window into ‘reality’ but a documentary is always filtered through an artistic temperament. In the animated documentary you are aware that you are not watching ‘reality’, so in a way it is a more honest form of documentary. All docs - and in fact all pieces of art - should question its own relation to the world and that questioning is built into the very nature

of the animated doc.” The richness of the storylines are reflected in Odell’s use of a rich palette of mixed-media techniques that fit the story, time and character thus adding an extra layer to the film. Odell won several awards, Never Like the First Time! (2006), in which he uses interview material for the first time was awarded the Golden Bear for best short film in the Berlin International Film Festival 2006. He has won two Swedish Guldbagge Awards for Best Short Film, for Never Like the First Time! (2006) and Lies (2008). Lies also received the Jury Prize for International Short Filmmaking at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival. Other awards include a Grammy nomination and win at the MTV Music Awards for the music video Take Me Out (2004) for Franz Ferdinand. He was voted as one of the top 100 animators of all time in a survey of world animators organized by Channel Four.

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JONAS ODELL'S SHORTS

FRI 7 - 20.00 - LUX 2 | SUN 9 – 12:45 – LUX 2

Lies

Franz Ferdinand - Right Action

Lögner

Never Like the First Time! Aldrig som första gången!

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2008 / 13’

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2013 / 3’

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2006 / 14’

Three perfectly true stories about lying. In three episodes based on documentary interviews we meet the burglar who, when found out, claims to be a moonlighting accountant, the boy who finds himself lying and confessing to a crime he didn't commit and the woman whose whole life has been a chain of lies.

A music video for the song Right Action by Franz Ferdinand.

A short film where four people each get to tell the story of their first time, an animated film based on documentary interviews. As we hear the people tell their stories in their own words, these are visualized in a range of different animation styles. These are stories that range from comedy to tragedy, stories from last year or from the 1920’s, stories that are remembered with nostalgia, embarrassment or even horror. All these stories have one thing in common: it is never like the first time!

Production: Linda Hambäck / Screenplay, Editing: Jonas Odell / Cinematography: Per Helin / Animation: Arvid Steen, Fredrik Persson, Jonas Odell, Marcus Krupa, Per Helin / Music: Martin Landquist / Sound: Anders Degerberg / Cast: Lisa Norström, Rebecca Holmbert, Yasmin Rahmani, David Palmberg, Siw-Marie Andersson, Ulrika Palmcra Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

Contact: Studio nexus: Thomas Boswell, +44 2077497500, thomas.boswell@nexusstudios.com

Production: Susanne Granlöf / Screenplay, Editing, Animation : Jonas Odell / Cinematography: Per Helin / Music: Krister Linder / Sound: Anders Larsson / Cast: Benjamin Wolff, Mikael Brolin, Rebecka Hardi Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

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Audio Bullys - Shot Me Down

Revolver

Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out

Här är karusellen

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2005 / 3’ A music video for the song Shot Me Down by Audio Bullys. Contact: Studio nexus: Thomas Boswell, +44 2077497500, thomas.boswell@nexusstudios.com

Director: Martti Ekstrand, Stig Bergqvist, Lars Ohlson, Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 1993 / 8’ Repetitive motions of flattened fish, beating hearts, spinning churches, hour glasses, tumbling down in an ethereal dark world.

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2004 / 4’ A music video for the song Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand. Contact: Studio nexus: Thomas Boswell, +44 2077497500, thomas.boswell@nexusstudios.com

Production: Jonas Odell / Animation: Jonas Odell, Lars Ohlson, Martti Ekstrand, Stig Bergqvist / Sound: Anders Larsson Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

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I Was a Winner

Ida Maria - Better When You’re Naked

Tussilago

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2008 / 3’

Director: Jonas Odell animation / Sweden / 2010 / 14’

A music video for the song Better When You’re Naked by Ida Maria.

West German terrorist Norbert Kröcher was arrested in Stockholm on March 31, 1977. He was leading a group planning to kidnap Swedish politician Anna-Greta Leijon. A number of suspects were arrested in the days following. One of the people arrested was Kröcher's ex-girlfriend, "A". This is her story...

Jag Var en Vinnare

Director: Jonas Odell documentary / Sweden / 2016 / 14’ / Dutch premiere Told through a mix of documentary interviews and animation, I Was a Winner shares three very different stories on the subject of computer game addiction. Production: Charlotte Hellström, Helena Ingelsten, Johan Edström / Screenplay: Jonas Odell / Animation: Niklas Lundgren / Sound: Frippe Jonsäter, Sandra Karlsson Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

Contact: Studio nexus: Thomas Boswell, +44 2077497500, thomas.boswell@nexusstudios.com

Production: Niklas Adolfsson, Linda Hambäck / Screenplay: Jonas Odell / Cinematography: Per Helin / Animation: Jakob Bastviken, Johan Sonestedt, Jonas Odell, Kaspar Christophersen, Lindor Tidäng, Marcus Krupa, Martin Nyberg, Mikael Lindbom, Per Helin, Susanne Sturesson / Music: Martin Landquist / Sound: Fredrik Jonsäter / Cast: Camaron Silverek, Malin Buska, Sandra Karinsdotter Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

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JONAS ODELL’S CHOICE

FRI 7 – 16:00 – LUX 2

Fatboy Slim - Weapon of Choice

Camouflage

Little Children, Big Words Sma barn, stora ord

Director: Spike Jonze fiction / United States / 2001 / 4’

Director: Jonathan Hodgson animation / United Kingdom / 2001 / 8’

Director: Lisa James Larsson fiction / Sweden / 2010 / 12’

A music video for the song Weapon of Choice by Fatboy Slim.

Camouflage explores the experience of children growing up with schizophrenic parents. Based on extensive research and personal testimony it compares a personal account with the experience of others, using interviews, drawings and animation, live action and digital composition.

When it's Alex's turn to tell his seven year old classmates what he wants to be when he grows up an uncomfortable discussion begins about the meaning of an unknown but loaded word. The teacher's explanation reveals her own story - a story of victim and offender.

Production: Clare Spencer, Jonathan Hodgson / Sound: Jonathan Hodgson

Production: Andreas Emanuelsson / Screenplay: Lisa James Larsson / Cinematography: Frida Wendel / Editing: Roberth Nordh / Sound: Kim Creutzer, Sarah Jansson Patient / Cast: Axel Andersson, Cecilia Milocco, Polly Kisch

Filmography: Her (2013), To Die By Your Side (2011), Scenes from the suburbs (2011) (Go Short 2012), Where the Wild Things Are (2009), Adaption (2002), Fatboy Slim - Weapon of choice (2001), Being John Malkovich (1999) a.o. Contact: Laura Simon, laura@mjz.com

Filmography: Forest Murmurs (2006), Camouflage (2002), The Man with the Beautiful Eyes (2000), Feeling My Way (1997), Menagerie (1984), Night Club (1983), Dogs (1981) Contact: Jonathan Hodgson, j.hodgson@mdx.ac.uk

Filmography: Striking Out (2017), Tsatsiki, Dad and the Olive War (2016), Welcome to Sweden (2015), The Hundred Code (2015), Ego (2013), Life, Lust & Longing (2012), Little Children, Big Words (2010) (Go Short 2011), Pussyfooting (2008), A Box Full of Memories (2008), Between 11 and 12 (2008) Contact: Veronika Öhnedal, +46 700426057, veronika.ohnedal@bobfilm.se

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Please Say Something

Björk - Bachelorette

Betty Boop in Snow white

Director: David O'Reilly animation, art film / Ireland, Argentina / 2009 / 10’

Director: Michel Gondry fiction / United States / 1997 / 4’

Director: Dave Fleischer animation / United States / 1933 / 7’

A troubled relationship between a Cat and Mouse set in the distant future.

A music video for the song Bachelorette by Björk.

Trouble starts when the queen’s magic mirror says Betty Boop is fairest. Cab Calloway sings “St. James Infirmary Blues.”

Production, Screenplay: David O'Reilly / Music: Bram Miendersma / Sound: David Kamp Filmography: Everything (2017), The External World (2010) (Go Short 2011), Please Say Something (2009) (Go Short 2010), Octocat Adventure (2008), Serial Entoptics (2008), RGBXYZ (2008), Wofl 2106 (2006) Contact: David O’Reilly, +1 5773355276, mail@davidoreilly.com

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Filmography: Microbe & Gasoline (2015), Mood Indigo (2013), The We and The I (2012), The Green Hornet (2011), The Thorn in the Heart (2009), Tokyo! (2008), Be Kind Rewind (2008), The Science of Sleep (2006), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless (2004), Mind Human Nature (2001), Björk Bachelorette (1997) Contact: Michel Gondry, contact@michelgondry.com

Production: Max Fleischer / Animation: Roland Crandall / Cast: Billy Murray, Cab Calloway Filmography: Superman (1941), Gulliver’s reizen (1939), Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor (1936), Betty Boop in Snow white (1933) Contact: Fleischer Studios: Dave Fleischer, info@fleischerstudios.com


Hidden

M.I.A. - Born Free

Going Equipped

Director: Mats Johansson, David Aronovitsch, Hanna Heilborn animation / Sweden / 2002 / 7’

Director: Romain Gavras fiction / United Kingdom / 2010 / 9’

Director: Peter Lord and David Sproxton animation / United Kingdom / 1990 / 5’

A music video for the song Born Free by M.I.A..

A young man in prison is interviewed and talks about his life, how he got into prison, and what it’s like doing time.

Described as ‘the first CGI-animated documentary film’ this short taking the form of an interview with a hidden refugee child in Sweden.

Filmography: M.I.A.: Bad Girls (2012), Our Day Will Come (2010), M.I.A. - Born Free (2010), A Cross the Universe (2008)

Production: Sara Mullock / Cast: Derek Robinson Production: Hanna Heilborn / Screenplay: Hanna Heilborn, David Aronowitsch / Animation: Flemming Borgen / Music: Jonas Bohlin Filmography: Sharaf (2012), Slaves (2008), Hidden (2002) Contact: Story: David Aronowitsch, +43 720346934, david@story.se

Contact: Paradoxal, contact@paradoxal.net Filmography: Going Equipped (1990), Babylon (1986), Early Bird (1983), Late Edition (1983), On Probation (1983), Palmy Days (1983), Sales Pitch (1983), Confessions of a Foyer Girl (1978), Down and Out (1978) Contact: Gabrielle Ruffle, gabrielle.ruffle@aardman.com

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Jamie xx - Gosh

Director: Romain Gavras fiction / China / 2016 / 5’ A music video for the song Gosh by Jamie xx. Filmography: M.I.A.: Bad Girls (2012), Our Day Will Come (2010), M.I.A. - Born Free (2010), A Cross the Universe (2008) Contact: Iconoclast, hello@iconoclast.tv

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MADE IN SPAIN From the early beginnings of film, Spain has played an important role in the output and development of cinema. Segundo de Chomón was influential in the technical development of the art and cinematic vocabulary. Film masters like Luis Buñuel and Pedro Almodóvar, who took their first steps in the short film, gained international recognition. And still, short film is an important part of Spanish cinema. Therefore we decided to focus on the new generations and contemporary film, as the output of the industry and independents is vast and intriguing. For decades, Spain has had a constant output of high production value short films but also of films reflecting the state of society. The financial crisis affected Spain strongly and became topic of many short films. Spain, being so diverse in culture and vast in landscape offers an even greater medley of topics and approaches. Spanish award winners at Go Short are not an exception: Ámár (2010) by Isabel Herguera won Best Animation in 2011. Ebb & Flow (2012) by Gabriel Mascaro won 80

Best Documentary in 2013. The Runaway (2011) by Victor Carrey won Best Fiction in 2012 and Are You Leaving? (2010) by Cristina Molino won the Online Award in 2011. The program highlights how Spain takes the lead with classical drama, a high production value output, in exploring new technologies and its possibilities for new narratives and production strategies in the near future.

MODERN FAMILY Family life is important in Spanish society and proved a to be recurrent topic in film. Traditional family life, but also family in modern times. Stories ranged from the vulnerable old woman who is still the center of care to a coming of age short where family is composed of chosen peers. From the happy couple to parents with disturbing confessions, which shed new light on the happy family they always seemed to be. A shift towards different cohabitation is clearly visible, warm, with love and sometimes vicious.

NEW VIEWS The Spanish film industry has a progressive innovative branch that constantly reinvents itself to find new ways of (re)telling stories. This results in a mind-blowing journey through confusing stories. The dreamlike and poetic approach in Winter Love (2015), humorous use of the documentary genre in A Story For the Modlins (2012) and playful use of found footage material in Duck Crossing (2009) will leave no one indifferent.

EXCELENTE Get a taste of award winning films. This is a mix of efficacious classical drama and high production audience pleasers. Including the Palme d’Or winner Timecode (2016) which gently intertwines choreography in its narrative, and the humorous, though grim use of animation, Unanimated (2011). Minimal and maximal mysteries from everyday life are revealed in a philosophical matter, serious but with lighthearted visions.


MADE IN SPAIN: NEW VIEWS

THU 6 – 15:00 – LUX 2 | SUN 9 – 20:45 – LUX 2

Mystery

Winter Love

The Great Race

Misterio

Amore d’inverno

La gran carrera

Director: Chema Garcia Ibarra fiction / Spain / 2012 / 12’

Director: Isabel Herguera animation / Italy, Spain / 2015 / 8’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Kote Camacho fiction / Spain / 2010 / 7’

They say that if you put your ear to the back of his neck, you can hear the Virgin speak.

While a couple walks along the river, hunters hide behind a hill, and friends in the forest recall the Dancer of Clavesana, a metaphor of free love. She slowly vanishes into the winter landscape.

1914. The racetrack Lasarte announces a race with a prize never seen for the winning horse. They have registered the eight best horses and mares in the world. Fans and big punters from all continents come together to participate in the big event: the Half Million Grand Prix.

Production: Leonor Díaz, Chema Garcia Ibarra / Screenplay, Editing: Chema Garcia Ibarra / Cinematography: Alberto Gutiérrez / Music: Julio Posadas / Sound: José Marsilla / Cast: Angelita López, Asun Quinto, Josefa Sempere, Antonio Blas Molina, José Manuel Ibarra Filmography: Mystery (2012) (Go Short 2014), Protoparticles (2010), The Attack of the Robots from Nebula-5 (2008) Contact: Chema Garcia Ibarra, +34 605544045, chemagarciaibarra@gmail.com

Production: Alessandro Ingaria, Geronimo Carbonó, Isabel Herguera / Screenplay: Alessandro Ingaria, Gianmarco Serra, Isabel Herguera / Cinematography: Arun Prakash / Editing: Gianmarco Serra / Animation: Arun Prakash, Isabel Herguera, Ranjeeta Rajeeva / Music: Gianmarco Serra / Sound: Gianmarco Serra, Xabi Erkizia Filmography: Winter Love (2016), Sailor’s Grave (2016), Under the Pillow (2012), Amar (2010) (Go Short 2011), Blindman’s Bluff (2005)

Production: Marian Fernández Pascal / Screenplay, Cinematography, Animation, Editing, Sound: Kote Camacho / Cast: Charly Urbina, Eriz Alberdi, Iñaki Urrutia Filmography: Couplets for an Everlasting Eve (2016), Don Miguel (2014), The Great Race (2010) Contact: Kimuak: Txema Munos, +34 943115511, kimuak@filmotecavasca.com

Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

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The Passion of Judas

A Story for the Modlins

La pasión de Judas

Duck Crossing Ahate Pasa

Director: David Pantaleón fiction / Spain / 2014 / 10’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Sergio Oksman documentary / Spain / 2012 / 26’

Director: Koldo Almandoz fiction / Spain / 2009 / 12’

This film is based on a local tradition of some Spanish and Latin American villages in which, at Easter, a doll representing Judas Iscariot is stoned, lynched or burned for his betrayal to Christ.

After appearing in the film Rosemary’s Baby, by Roman Polanski, Elmer Modlin ran away with his family to a distant land, where they shut themselves inside a dark apartment for thirty years.

An ironic vision full of famous references.

Production, Screenplay: David Pantaleón / Cinematography: Cris Noda / Editing: Óscar Santamaría / Music: Hector Lavoe / Sound: Himar Soto / Cast: Agustín Díaz Sánchez, Amado del Rosario Hernández

Production: Sergio Oksman / Screenplay: Carlos Muguiro, Emilio Tomé, Sergio Oksman / Cinematography: Migue Amoedo / Editing: Fernando Franco, Sergio Oksman / Narration: Trent Cohn, Trent Cohn / Sound: Carlos Bonmati / Cast: Elmer Modling

Filmography: The Passion of Judas (2014), Por La Puerta Grande (2013), Zalamea Borders (2012), To Hibernate (2011), Apostasia (2010), Red Dog (2009) Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

Filmography: A Story for the Modlins (2012) (Go Short 2013), Notes on the Other (2009) (Go Short 2010), Goodbye, America (2007), Gilberto Gil: Un Ministro en Directo (2006), Mariza, Meu Fado (2005), La Esteticién (2004), Gaudí in the Favela (2002), Restos de Noche (2001), Aznar-Almunia: Diario de Campaña (2000), Pelé – The Match of the Century (1999), Ronaldo: A Flight Manual (1998), Irmãos de Navio (1996) Contact: Madrid en corto: Cristina Laguna, +34 915121060, mail@madridencorto.es

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Production: Marian Fernández / Screenplay: Koldo Almandoz / Cinematography: Angel Aldarondo, Javi Agirre / Editing: Angel Aldarondo, Koldo Almandoz / Animation: Angel Aldarondo / Sound: Alazne Ameztoy / Cast: Anade Ahate, Jesús Cuenca, Nagore Aranburu Filmography: Our Walls (2016), Hubert Le Blon’s Last Flight (2014), Deus et Machina (2012), Duck Crossing (2009), Columbia Palumbus (2007) Contact: Filmoteca Vasca: Koldo Almandoz, +34 943115511, kimuak@filmotecavasca.com


MADE IN SPAIN: EXCELENTE

THU 6 – 21:30 – LUX 2 | SAT 8 – 17:30 – LUX 2

Timecode

Minimal Mysteries

Birdboy

Misterios mínimos

Director: Juanjo Giménez fiction / Spain / 2016 / 15’

Director: Carlos Essmann documentary / Spain / 2015 / 10’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Alberto Vázquez, Pedro Rivero animation / Spain / 2010 / 13’

Luna and Diego are the parking lot’s security guards. Diego works by night, Luna by day. But they do communicate with each other, in a very creativeway.

This film is about those tiny but weird events that we all experience at least once, but are forgotten very soon. Away from the big mysteries of our time, such as UFOs, crop circles, there are small ones all around us. But we don’t pay attention to them.

A terrible industrial accident changes Little DINKI’s life forever. Now DINKI’s fate may ride on the wings of her eccentric friend BIRDBOY, a misfit who hides in the forest lost in his fantasies...

Production: Arturo Méndiz, Daniel Villanueva, Juanjo Giménez / Screenplay: Juanjo Giménez, Pere Altimira / Cinematography: Pere Pueyo / Editing: Silvia Cervantes / Music: Iván Céster / Sound: Xavi Saucedo / Cast: Lali Ayguadé, Nicolas Ricchini, Vicente Gil Filmography: Timecode (2016), Contact Proof (2014), Dodge and hit (2010) Rodilla (2009), Nitbus (2007), Maximum Penalty (2006), Tilt (2003), Indirect Free Kick (1997), She is angry (1996), Special (When lit) (1995), Closing Time (1994) Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

Production, Screenplay, Cinematography: Carlos Essmann / Editing: Carlos Essmann, Jorge Carrasco / Sound: Salva Coromina / Cast: Alex Moreu, Jorge Carrasco, Lucy Tillet, Manuel Angel Aguilar Filmography: Isolation (2016), Don Vicente (2015), Minimal Mysterieus (2015), Return of the Body Snatchers (2013), The City Border (2011), Neutral pont of view: Animals (2010), Essays (2008), Classic (2001), The Lily Project (2001), Fmleft (2000), Camaleon (1998), Sardinas (1997), The Zap (1995), Spectacular Poetry Film (1995), The Archer’s Angusiness (1990), Desmalvinas (1989)

Production: Guillermo Represa, Pedro Rivero / Screenplay: Alberto Vázquez, Pedro Rivero / Editing: Iván Miñambres / Animation: Postoma Estudio / Music: Suso Saiz Filmography: Pedro Rivero: Psychonauts (2015), Birdboy (2011) The Carnivorous Crisis (2007). Alberto Vazquez Rico: Psychonauts (2015), Unicorn Blood (2013), Decorado (2016). Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

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The Goodbye

Lightborne

Unanimated

El Adiós

Alumbramiento

Desanimado

Director: Clara Roquet fiction / Spain, United States / 2015 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Eduardo Chapero-Jackson fiction / Spain / 2007 / 15’

Director: Emilio Martí animation / Spain / 2011 / 7’

A family faces the last night of its eldest member, showing their different ways of dealing with a life’s ending. In a surprising manner, overcoming fear and taboo, one of them will guide the passing.

A cartoon character goes to therapy because he feels rejected in a ‘live-action’ world that dislikes those who are different. The protagonist reflects on the nature of prejudice and has to decide to either adapt to the norm or dare live as he is.

A Bolivian maid attempts to honor her late mistress’s last wishes. Production: Tono Folguera, Sergi Moreno / Screenplay: Clara Roquet / Cinematography: Gris Jordana / Editing: Carlos Marqués-Marcet, Mounia Akl / Music: Paul Tyan / Sound: Diego Casares / Cast: Jenny Rios, Júlia Danés, Mercè Pons Filmography: 10.000 Km (2014), The Goodbye (2015) Submarine (2016). Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

Production: Pepe Jordana, Elsa Díaz Pirinoli, Sergio Ródenas / Screenplay: Eduardo Chapero-Jackson / Cinematography: Juan Carlos Gómez / Editing: Iván Aledo, Quique Domínguez / Music: Pascal Gaigne / Sound: David Rodríguez / Cast: Cristina Plazas, Manolo Solo, Mariví Bilbao Filmography: Verbo (2011), Lightborne (2007), Contracuerpo (2005). Contact: Prosopopeya productions: Pepe Jordana, jordana@prosopopeya.com

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Production, Screenplay, Editing, Animation: Emilio Martí / Music: Joan López Díaz / Cast: Emilio Martí, Joan López Díaz, Xelo Gorría Filmography: Marhaba-Hello (2016), Cie (2016), Unanimated (2011) Contact: Emilio Martí, contacto@emiliomarti.com


MADE IN SPAIN: MODERN FAMILY

THU 6 – 17:00 – LUX 2 | SUN 9 – 18:45 – LUX 2

Beasts

Interior. Family.

Test

Director: Luis E. Pérez Cuevas fiction / Spain / 2014 / 14’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Esteve Soler, David Torras, Gerard Quinto fiction / Spain / 2014 / 9’

Director: Natalia Mateo, Marta Aledo fiction / Spain / 2007 / 12’

Maria has given up all her desires. Sacrifice knocks on the door every morning. At the same time, she fears it and loves it. She can only escape this feeling with death. Her beasts will not abandon her.

A couple of loving parents wake up their son in the middle of the night. They need to talk to him about an urgent and horrifying matter that will change his life forever.

Over ten minutes, we join four different women at a turning point in their lives. That moment in which they discover whether they are going to become mothers. While for some of them it's something they've been yearning for and for others a complete surprise. They all know it’s going to change everything.

Fieras

Production, Screenplay: Luis E. Pérez Cuevas, Pilar Paredes / Cinematography: Willy Abad / Editing: Alfonso Suárez / Sound: Juanjo Pavía / Cast: Héctor Tonda, María Marisa Torres, Son Quique García Filmography: Beasts (2014), I’ll be right back (2012) Contact: Some Like It Short: Irene Cubells, +34 654179531, icubells@somelikeitshort.com

Production: Daniel Castellano Cardoso / Screenplay: Esteve Soler, Stephen Soler / Editing, Sound: Gerard Quinto, Xavier Gil / Cast: Adrià Diaz, Francesc Orella, Rosa Cadafalch Filmography: Gerard Quinto: Interior. Família. (2014), Photographer (2008), Wastelands (2006); Esteve Soler: Interior. Família. (2014), Closing ceremony of the Festival of Valladolid 2013 (2013); David Torras: Interior. Família. (2014), Photographer (2008), Cinema 3 (1984) Contact: Esteve Soler, es.mirall.es@gmail.com

Production: María Zamora, Stefan Schmitz / Editing: Carlos Agulló / Cast: Nadia de Santiago, Pilar Castro, Sandra Ferrús Filmography: Marta Aledo: Blue-blackblue (2009), The shame (2009), Test (2007), Dark Blue Almost Black (2006); Natalia Mateo: The shame (2009), Test (2007), Traumalogía (2007), Dark Blue Almost Black (2006) Contact: Marta Aledo, Natalia Mateo, ismael@ecam.es

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Night of Ponchongas

Pieces

La noche de las ponchongas

Anacos

Director: Roberto Bueso fiction / Spain / 2013 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Xacio Ba√±o fiction / Spain / 2012 / 6’

Director: Óscar Díaz Cruz fiction / Spain / 2014 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Before going away to live in Barcelona, Jorge spends his last night with his three best friends in a forest near the town. When everything seems to indicate that it was a bad idea, something happens that none of them could have dreamt of: three older girls are sunbathing half-naked on the other side of the river.

The life of a person can be as easy and straightforward as his recipe for sponge cake.

Year after year, Christmas dinner becomes a rendezvous with our nearest and dearest, where we share laughter and memories, and celebrate how lucky we are to be able to get together as a family. For Jesús, who is intellectually disabled, the night seems, as never before, filled with anticipation and presents he will never forget.

Production: Madalena Presumido, Álvaro Coín / Screenplay: Paula Fabra / Cinematography: Julio Cesar Tortuero / Editing: Luis Escalada / Sound: Sergio de Coca / Cast: Dan Teodor, Javier Sesmilo, Jorge Dastis

Production, Screenplay, Editing: Xacio Baño / Cinematography: Lucía C. Pan / Sound: Jorge M. Pérez / Cast: Mabel Rivera, Fernando Morán, Xosé Barato Filmography: Eco (2015), To be and to come back (2014), Between lightning and thunder (2013), Pieces (2012) (Go Short 2013), Stereoscopy (2011) Contact: Rebordelos: Xacio Baño, info@rebordelos.com

Teratoma

Production: Cristina Ibáñez / Screenplay: Alejandra García / Cinematography: Jaime Rey Ley / Editing: Arrate Etxebarría, Nagore García / Sound: Jorge Alarcón / Cast: Juan Margallo, Petra Martínez

Filmography: Night of Ponchongas (2013)

Filmography: Teratoma (2014)

Contact: Ismael Martin, +34 915121060, ismael@ismaelmartin.com

Contact: Ismael Martin, +34 915121060, ismael@ismaelmartin.com

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All You Do Is Shag Sólo sabes follar

Director: Manu Bueno fiction / Spain / 2014 / 5’ / Dutch premiere A romantic dinner on an ordinary day. She is sitting at the table waiting. Finally he appears. He arrives on time. He is perfectly punctual in fact he arrives 10 minutes early: this is the straw that breaks the camel's back. Sometimes you simply cannot stand the other's perfectness. Sometimes and only sometimes good is bad and the other way around. Production: Silvana Fernández, Nuria Ferrer, Sandra Frade / Screenplay: Erika Beltran, Manu Bueno / Cinematography: Helher Escribano / Sound: Ambrosio Barceló Hurtado / Cast: Ana Morgade, Jorge Marrón Filmography: All You Do Is Shag (2014), Sketchiteces (2014), Jimmy (2011) Contact: Manuel Arias, mariasroyo@gmail.com

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TRAVELING No one stays in one place anymore. Since the earliest days and also in biblical history, mankind has traveled great distances. We travel for food, for religious purposes, for trade and more and more (how cynical) for recreation (to gain freedom) and survival. May holiday trips seem the most popular activity for many of us today, for many others on this globe fleeing is a matter of life and death. Film doesn’t need bicycles, hiking gear, motorbikes, cars, trains or planes to bring us to undiscovered corners of the world. It only needs a projector and a screen, big or small, to bring us beyond Hollywood. Cardboard sets are replaced by cgi and sfx and make geographical and time travel possible. Traveling to and beyond the galaxy and into Middle Earth have become even more realistic and credible. Documentaries investigate places, (historical) events and eras; and fiction depicts them so realistically you can almost touch it. 88

We become Gulliver for a time slot and investigate real and fictitious places, travel in liberty and travel as survival. A new vocabulary has developed in this generation, such as: city breaks, winter vacation and Gap-Year; in which youngsters discover the world before starting serious studies, and where the ageing population among us has the leisure time and lust to roam the world in an often more modest way. In this program we take a look at all possible ways of travel without the intention of being complete. We become Gulliver for a time slot and investigate real and fictitious places, travel in liberty and travel as survival. Short film is the ultimate medium to travel and capture

the world, skies and the oceans, cities and deserts. Sixteen shorts seduce us into imaginary and sometimes better worlds. Some show intentionally bad trips which fortunately for us always end. From the relative safety of our comfortable chair in the dark cinema we open the proverbial window on the world and shift gear. Are you ready to take off?

LET'S GO We count down the days to the moment we can leave our offices and homes to set out on holiday, a time to rest, enjoy, relax and discover during our leisure time.


A cycle holiday is the perfect setting for the weal and woe in a relationship of a retired couple with mismatching expectations. For many of us a second home or a caravan on the coast or countryside is a heavenly Valhalla, for others it is sheer horror. The documentary The Community (2012) portrays the oldest camping park and its residents in Portugal. Here, we encounter a newlywed couple on their honeymoon to the offbeat destination Subotika - Land of Wonders (2015) which, however amazing, is surprisingly not a cozy spot at all.

OFF ROAD From here, to there, and beyond; vehicles help us to travel romantically in space and sometimes even in time. Road movies form a genre in and of itself. People of all ages are on the move for various reasons, big or small. In Autumn (2014) a young boy just drifts off for his first significant journey whereas in Mont Blanc (2012) father and son have a different motivation and G-AAAH (2016) presents a very special vehicle in a way only animation can bring us into paper skies. In Trespass (2012) the director travels the world in single frames and therefore manages to take us all over the globe in little more than ten minutes. It’s about the journey, not the destination.

It’s being on the move that really matters and not reaching the goals or spot. Bon voyage!

TRAVEL WITH A CAUSE There are many reasons to roam the world apart from leisure. Sometimes it is a surprising daily routine. You might be fleeing from a natural disaster or a showman who travels the country with your circus. Whether legally or illegally crossing borders, searching for safety or better living standards, you surrender to often grim, unpredictable and sad situations. Much like a woman in Taxi Wala (2007) who is on her way to a nonexisting address she has written on a small piece of paper while she and the driver do not speak each other’s language. The problem Ester has in Checkpoint (2014) is completely different and absurd. Her vacuum cleaner blows air out instead of sucking it in and she takes it on a journey across Slovakia to confront the company representatives with this.

The Jacket Subotika - Land of Wonders

The Jacket G-AAAH

The Jacket Taxi Wala

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TRAVELING: LET’S GO

WED 5 – 21:00 – LUX 2 | SUN 9 – 14:45 – LUX 2

Off the Highway

The Community

Abseits der Autobahn

A comunidade

Director: Rhona Mühlebach fiction / Switzerland / 2015 / 21’

Director: Salomé Lamas documentary / Portugal / 2012 / 23’

Director: Peter Volkart fiction / Switzerland / 2015 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

A couple that should no longer be a couple. Two people that have fallen out of love, who would like their partner to be different. Two people who are bored of each other and who don’t even fight anymore.

A Comunidade is a short documentary focused on CCL, the oldest camping park in Portugal.

Production: Fabio Steinemann, Lionel Baier / Screenplay: Rhona Mühlebach / Cinematography: Benjamin Dobo / Editing: Baptiste Ribrault / Music: Josephine Mailefer / Sound: David Puntener / Cast: Andrea Zogg, Cedric Leproust, Charlotte Heinman, Marina Grankova, Robert Baranowski

Coup de Grâce (2017), Eldorado XXI (2016), A Torre (2015), Le Boudin (2014), Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (2013), The Community (2012), Encounters With Landscape 3x (2012), VHS (2012), Golden Dawn (2011), Unnamed# Estou Com Sono (2010), Imperial Girl (2010), Jotta: a minha maladresse é uma forma de delicatesse (2009), O palimpsesto da rapariga cisne ou choveu durante dois dias e a paisagem alterou-se (2008)

Subotika, a little-known island on the other side of the globe. Endeavouring to step up tourism in the Republic, the Foreign Minister commissions an advertising movie. An enchanting country with extraordinary sights, grand visions and a couple of minor problems. Book right now! Subotika, the holiday destination that lives up to its promises.

Filmography: Off the Hightway (2014) Contact: ECAL/Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne Département Cinéma: Jean-Guillaume S, +41 213169223, jean_guillaume.sonnier@ecal.ch

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Production, Editing, Cinematography: Salomé Lamas / Music: Garcia da Selva / Sound: Bruno Moreira

Contact: Agencia - Portuguese Short Film Agency: Liliana Costa, liliana@curtas.pt

Subotika - Land of Wonders

Production: Reck Filmproduktion / Screenplay: Anita Hansemann / Cinematography: Hansueli Schenkel / Cast: Alireza Bayram, Francesca Tappa Filmography: Subotika: Land of Wonders (2015), Zimmer 606 (2012), Monsieur Sélavy (2007), Terra incognita (2005) Contact: Reck Filmproduktion: Clea Wanner, +41 764033315, info@reckfilm.ch


TRAVELING: TRAVEL WITH A CAUSE

THU 6 – 18:00 – LUX 1 | SAT 8 – 19:00 – LUX 3

Las Palmas

Motion/Static

Cockaigne

Director: Johannes Nyholm animation / Sweden / 2011 / 13’

Director: Peter Gerard documentary / United Kingdom / 2009 / 12’

Director: Emilie Verhamme fiction / Belgium / 2011 / 13’

A middle-aged lady on a holiday in the sun tries to make new friends and have a good time. The role is played by a one year old girl, the rest of the cast are marionette puppets.

"I don't think a showman ever really retires…until he's passed away," says Victor Reeves, himself the eternal showman, without bitterness. This short film is an impressionistic portrait of his Scottish showpeople family. They talk of their various reasons for wanting to continue working in the circus world. As the film's title suggests, its visual rhythm adjusts to the tempo of the lives of the Reeves family.

A Ukrainian father, Danilo, and his two sons, Olek and Andriy, travel from Kiev to Brussels in the hope to find better life conditions. They become victims of exploitation and humiliation.

Production: Andy Green / Music: Mick Cook

Filmography: Schrijven in de Lage Landen: Dimitri Verhulst (2016), Antichambre (2016), Farao’s zonder goud (2015), Eau Zoo (2014), Tsjernobyl Hearts (2012), Cockaigne (2011)

Production: Kaspar Collin / Screenplay: Johannes Nyholm / Music: Björn Olsson, Goyo Ramos / Cast: Helmi Hellrand Nyholm Filmography: Jätten (2016), Las Palmas (2011) , Drömmar från skogen (2009), Sagan om den lille Dockpojken (2008), Dockpojken (2008) Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se

Filmography: Fell (2009), Motion/Static (2009), Midfield Maestro (2009), Midfield Maestro (2008), Just to Get a Rep (2004), Out of Breath (2000)

Production: Jan Vrints, Tomas Leyers, Emilie Verhamme / Screenplay: Emilie Verhamme / Cinematography: Robin de Wit / Editing: Nicolas Billy, Sam Sermon / Music: Adriaan Swerts / Cast: Beterbek Sedoj, Farch Stasteyn, Oleg Danilov

Contact: Accidental Media: Peter Gerard, peter@accidental.tv

Contact: Peter Gerard, +44 785 9008643, peter@accidental.tv

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Taxi Wala

Poggioreale 42

Checkpoint

Director: Lola Frederich fiction / Finland / 2007 / 15’

Director: Gabrielle Gismondi documentary / Italy / 2009 / 6’

Director: Adam Felix fiction / Slovakia / 2015 / 30’ / Dutch premiere

A taxi driver starts his working day. He is driving a woman in her forties to a specific address. When they arrive the driver recalls that the place no longer exists. Little by little he realizes that the woman is completely lost. She is unable to find her way home, she only knows that through the window of her apartment she can see trains going by.

The ancient site of Poggioreale, in the middle of Sicily, was destroyed by a terrible earthquake in January 1969. Unbelievable view on a ghost town, still full of traces and memories.

Young girl Ester has a problem: her vacuum cleaner Taifun 1400W blows air out instead of sucking it in. On a journey to return vacuum cleaner across Slovakia, Ester get stuck at a remote bus station, obviously being alien to the place.

Production: Gaëlle Jones / Screenplay: Lola Frederich / Editing: Thomas Marchand / Sound: Sophie Laloy / Cast: Carlo Brandt, Kamaljeet Kaur

Production, Screenplay, Music: Gabrielle Gismondi Filmography: Sicily Unveiled (2015), Lampedusa Day By Day (2014), Palermo Unveiled (2013), Poggioreale 42 (2009) Contact: Gabrielle Gismondi, +39 3476465020, gabrielegismondi@gmail.com

Production: Jakub Viktorin, Juraj Spisak / Screenplay: Adam Felix / Cinematography: Peter Duzek / Music, Sound: Tomas Gregor / School: The Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava, Film and Television Faculty / Department of documentary filmmaking Filmography: Checkpoint (2014)

Filmography: The Sound Before the Fury (2014), Lulô Kanda (2009), Taxi Wala (2008) Contact: Fabrice Marquat, +33 147539580, f.marquat@agencecm.com

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Contact: Sasa Gabrizova, festivals@vsmu.sk


TRAVELING: OFF ROAD

FRI 7 – 18:00 – LUX 2 | SUN 9 – 16:45 – LUX 2

Madagascar, a Journey Diary Madagascar, carnet de voyage

Director: Bastien Dubois animation / France / 2008 / 12’ Famadihana is an ancient Malagasy custom that means “the turning of the dead”. A symbol of the importance of the worship of ancestors, and a chance to move the remains of ancestors from their first tomb to their final resting place. The short is filmed like the travel journey of a Western traveler in search of these customs. Production: Ron Dyens / Screenplay: Bastien Dubois / Editing: Bastien Dubois, Boubkar Benzabat / Sound: Cyrille Lauwerier, Florian Fabre, Yohann Angelvy

Alfred (Or the Story of A Wonder Fish)

Mont Blanc

Director: Aaron Hobson, Mathieu Rigot, Jean-Charles Lehuby fiction / France / 2011 / 9’

Director: Gilles Coulier fiction / Belgium / 2012 / 15’

13 year old Alfredo Lorenzo has a dream: he wants to be the best magician in the world. This isn’t a random wish as Alfredo was raised performing magic and comes from a long line of artists. Alfredo’s life seems like one big show, but what does it really take if you have decided your future profession at such a young age? How does Alfredo deal with the pressure, the intense training and life in the limelights?

Filmography: Cargo Cult (2013), Portraits De Voyages Japon: Hôjô Jutsu (2013), Madagascar, Carnet De Voyage (2010)

Production: Mathieu Rigot / Screenplay: Aaron Hobson, Jean-Charles Lehuby, Laurence Moine, Mathieu Rigot / Editing: Mathieu Rigot / Sound: Tamara Demicheli

Contact: Sacrebleu Productions : Juliette Marquet, +33 142253027, distribution@sacrebleuprod.com

Filmography: Only You (2014), Alfred (Or the Story of A Wonder Fish) (2011), Alycia (2008) Contact: La Luna Productions: Lucie Jacquet, +33 148075600, festival@lunaprod.fr

When an 80-year old father is declared terminally ill, he asks his son to make a journey together. He wants to see the Mont Blanc for the last time. Soon it becomes clear that the relationship between father and son isn't ideal. They don't understand each other. But with the end of his life in sight, the differences get even more obvious. Production: Menuet bvba / Screenplay: Gilles Coulier / Cinematography: David Williamson / Editing: Tom Denoyette / Music: Liesa Van der Aa, Johannes Genard / Sound: Matthias Hillegeer / Cast: Wim Willaert, Jean-Pierre Lauwers Filmography: Mont Blanc (2012) (Go Short 2013), Paroles (2010), Ijsland (2009) Contact: Fonk VZW: An De Winter, +32 16679240, an@fonk.be

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2037

Autumn

Tresspass

Outono

Director: Enric Pardo fiction / Spain / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Marco Amaral fiction / Portugal / 2014 / 11’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Paul Wenninger animation / Austria / 2012 / 10’

Marc works for a company that sells travels in time and is a perfect employee. However, one day he decides to use the company’s time machine for himself. Personal use of the time machine contravenes company policy.

“Deep into autumn, and this caterpillar, still not a butterfly”.

The director’s avatar endeavours to travel the world within four walls. The constant changes transform into an invasion from the outside world and the character’s energy begins to fade. A world trip in only a few minutes and the camera and as vehicle.

Production: Toni Carrizosa / Screenplay: Enric Pardo / Cinematography: Bet Rourich / Editing: Martí Roca / Music: Maikmaier / Sound: Guillermo G. Peeters / Cast: Alexandra Jiménez, Berto Romero Filmography: 2037 (2015) Contact: Marvin&Wayne: Josep Prim, +34 934863313, fest@marvinwayne.com

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Production: Salette Ramalho, Pandora da Cunha Telles, Pablo Iraola / Screenplay: Marco Amaral, Salette Ramalho / Cinematography: Eberhard Schedl / Sound: Rodrigo Candeias / Cast: Bernardo Marques, Elsa Pinto, Joaquim Neves, Tiago Cardoso Filmography: Autumn (2014), Trilátero (2012)

Production: Dietmar Schwärzler, Gabriele Kranzelbinder, Paul Wenninger / Screenplay, Cinematography, Cast: Paul Wenninger / Music: Michael Moser, Nik Hummer

Contact: Agencia - Portuguese Short Film Agency: Liliana Costa, liliana@curtas.pt

Filmography: Dead Reckoning (2016) Uncanny Valley (2015), Trespass (2012) (Go Short 2014) Contact: sixpackfilm: Gerald Weber, +43 1526099012, gerald@sixpackfilm.com


G-AAAH

Director: Lizzie Hobbs animation / United Kingdom / 2017 / 1’ Clever animation by London-based artist Lizzy Hobbs celebrating typist turned aviation pioneer Amy Johnson! The text was created on an Underwood 315 typewriter. Production: Abigail Addison / Screenplay, Editing, Sound: Lizzie Hobbs Filmography: G-AAAH, (2016), Imperial Provisor Frombald (2013), Little Skipper, (2010), The Old, Old, Very Old Man, (2007), The True Story of Sawney Beane (2005), The Witches (2002), The Emperor (2001) Contact: Lizzie Hobbs, +44 7748961734, lizzy.hobbs@virgin.net

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RADBOUD REFLECTS: THE (NON)SENSE OF TIME TRAVEL

LECTURE WITH ASTRONOMER CHRISTIAAN BRINKERINK

The Jacket Time Machine One-minute

The Jacket A Single Life

Is time travel more than mere science fiction? And what does this have to do with the theory of relativity, wormholes and parallel universes? Let astronomer Christiaan Brinkerink take you on a journey and discover the (non)sense of time travel through short movies and science. May Major Tom be with us for this awesome time trip!

insight into her past, present and future. We end with the short 2037, which shows us the interpersonal consequences of time travel.

WORMHOLES AND TIME MACHINES

Mira Vegter studies bioethical issues at Radboud University and moderates the discussion.

What were Einstein’s thoughts on time travel? Christiaan Brinkerink explains what the theory of relativity tells us about the alteration of time and how astronauts travel through time. After that, he and moderator Mira Vegter discuss the short film One-minute Time Machine. Learn more about the possibilities of time traveling through worm holes and the relationship between parallel universes and time machines.

Christiaan Brinkerink is a doctoral student at Radboud University. His research focuses on cosmic background radiation.

RADBOUD REFLECTS: THE (NON)SENSE OF TIME TRAVEL SAT 8 / 13.30 - 15:00 / LUX 6 DUTCH SPOKEN / TICKET: â‚Ź 5,-

SHORTS

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We kick off with the short movie A Single Life, in which the main character swings back and forth in time through a record player. This gives us a humorous

This program is hosted in collaboration with Radboud Reflects


ALI ASGARI AND FARNOOSH SAMADI INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS / COMEDY SHORTS KILL YOUR DARLINGS / FEAR AND LAUGHTER THE SUM OF ALL FEARS / OMNIBUS / STORIES WE TELL MOVIES THAT MATTER PRESENTS / KORT! 16 OSCAR SHORTS / SHORT MATTERS / FULLSCREEN POP-UP EXPO: HIDDEN PLACES & INSTALLATION: THE VIEW PODCASTS & COFFEE TALKS / OFF THE WALLS OPEN AIR SHORTS / 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT

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ALI ASGARI & FARNOOSH SAMADI the first film made outside of Iran. The short tours successfully in the festival circuit and has already won many major awards. Asgari and Samadi are currently working on their first feature project together.

Ali Asgari and Farnoosh Samadi, both of Iranian descent, met while studying in Italy and discovered that they shared common ideas about cinema during long discussions. Their first collaboration resulted in More Than Two Hours (2013) which was entered into the Festival de Cannes in 2013. Since then Ali and Farnoosh have collaborated closely as director and scriptwriter. Their most recent film The Silence (2016) is their first collaboration as co-directors and 98

Their cultural background and immigration are influential in their work as they consider it easier to tell stories from their homeland and their experiences as immigrants. From the Middle East to the West they introduce themes, characters and stories they identify with and always reflect social relevance on everyday life. For Farnoosh Samadi the difficulties of learning a new language and a comparable situation was a direct source for The Silence. As a filmmaker Asgari is convinced that the best way of telling a story is by depicting as many aspects as possible, such as: culture, language and environment. This is why he chooses to use sources he is most familiar with. These elements combined add up to a strong visualization of the content, this

attention to background and detail create the film’s documentary style. Currently they are collaborating on their first feature film project, Disappearance, but they still think short film is an important expressive medium, not only a form to practice and develop skills: “No matter how long a film is, what matters is that directors manage to say what they need to say. Sometimes, it takes two hours and sometimes just fifteen minutes. What’s much more important is the effect on the audience.” Asgari said in an interview with Crossing the Screen in Cannes. So shorts will still be planned in the future. We are happy the makers found the time in their busy schedule to come to Nijmegen to present their films, and be part of the New Arrivals - Go Short Campus and share their knowledge and experience with audience and young talents.


ALI ASGARI & FARNOOSH SAMADI'S SHORTS

SAT 8 – 21:30 – LUX 2

Tonight is Not a Good Night for Dying

Barbie

Director: Mohammad Kart, Ali Asgari fiction / Iran / 2011 / 4’

Director: Ali Asgari fiction / Iran / 2012 / 12’

Director: Ali Asgari fiction / Iran / 2013 / 14’

A man falls from a balcony onto the sidewalk below. A crowd gathers and an ambulance is called, but no one knows why he fell.

Soniya is going to be a first grader and she is happy for this. However, she faces this reality that to go to school means she has to wear what she does not like.

A man and a woman drive to a hospital in the middle of the night. The couple has just had sex for the first time, and the woman has been bleeding for more than two hours. They claim to be married, but when asked for identification or a marriage license it becomes clear that the couple is not married. At another private hospital they meet the same treatment and soon they become truly desperate.

Production: Same Yousefi / Cinematography: Hamid Dalvand / Sound: Soheil Hosseinkhani Contact: Ali Asgari, +39 3898778337, aliasgari1982@gmail.com

More Than Two Hours Bishtar az do saat

Production: Sasan Salour / Screenplay, Editing: Ali Asgari / Cinematography: Hamid Ghavami / Music: Matti Paalanen / Sound: Vahid Moghadasi / Cast: Mahin Afshari, Nasim Hashemi, Sonia Espharam Contact: Ali Asgari, +39 3898778337, aliasgari1982@gmail.com

Production: Sasan Salour / Screenplay: Ali Asgari, Farnoosh Samadi / Cinematography: Amir Aliweisi / Cast: Shahrzad Ghasemi, Taha Mohammadi Contact: Ali Asgari, +39 3898778337, aliasgari1982@gmail.com

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The Baby

The Pain

The Silence

La Bambina

La Douleur

Il Silenzio

Director: Ali Asgari fiction / Italy, Iran / 2014 / 15’

Director: Ali Asgari fiction / France, Iran / 2015 / 15’ / Dutch premiere

Director: Farnoosh Samadi, Ali Asgari fiction / France, Italy / 2016 / 14’ / Dutch premiere

Narges and her friend have just a few hours to find someone to take care of her baby for some days.

A young man suffers from severe toothache. On his visit to the dentist, the doctor refuses to help him and the quarrel ends up in a tragedy.

Fatma and her mother are Kurdish refugees in Italy. On their visit to the doctor, Fatma has to translate what the doctor tells to her mother but she keeps silent.

Production: Riccardo Romboli / Screenplay: Ali Asgari, Farnoosh Samadi / Cinematography: Iman Tahsin / Sound: Vahid Moghadasi / Cast: Faezeh Bakhtiar, Sahar Sotoodeh / School: Roma Tre University

Production: Olivier Chantriaux / Screenplay: Ali Asgari / Cinematography: Iman Tashin / Sound: Mehrad Abolghasemi / Cast: Nasser Ashouri, Taha Mohammadi

Contact: Ali Asgari, +39 3898778337, aliasgari1982@gmail.com

Contact: Manifest: Anaïs Colpin, +33 620542430, anais@manifest.pictures

Production: Olivier Chantriaux (Filmo), Giovanni Pompili / Screenplay: Ali Asgari, Farnoosh Samadi / Cinematography: Alberto Marchiori / Editing: Mauro Rossi / Music: Matti Paalanen / Cast: Cahide Ozel, Valentina Carnelutti Contact: Manifest: Anaïs Colpin, +33 620542430, anais@manifest.pictures

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ALI ASGARI & FARNOOSH SAMADI'S CHOICE

SAT 8 – 15:30 – LUX 2

Wind

Megatron

World of Glory Härlig är jorden

Director: Marcell Ivanyi fiction / Hungary / 1996 / 6’

Director: Marian Crisan fiction / Romania / 2008 / 14’

Director: Roy Andersson fiction / Sweden / 1991 / 15’

During a film course in 1994, Yvette Bíró showed us "Les Trois femmes" (Three women), a black-andwhite photo taken by Lucien Hervé (Audincourt, France) in 1951, and gave us the task of shooting a short film based on it. The three women are standing at the outskirts of a village, looking out of the picture into three directions. This six-minute short shows what the Hervé photo does not.

It’s Maxim birthday. He’s 8 years old. He lives with his mother in a village quite far from the nearest city. For his birthday, his mother takes him to a McDonald’s restaurant.

A plain, ordinary man tells us about his work as a real-estate broker, his dead father, his ordinary home and so on in a naturalistic voice, lacking any emotions, looking straight into the camera.

Production: Anca Puiu / Screenplay: Marian Crisan / Editing: Tudor Pojoni / Sound: Tudor Pojoni / Cast: Gabriela Crisu, Maxim Strinu

Production: Durst György - Duna M hely

Filmography: Megatron (2008), The Amateur (2007), Family Portrait (2006)

Production: Göran Lindström, Freddy Olsson / Screenplay: Roy Andersson / Cinematography: István Borbás / Editing: Marianne Andersson / Music: Antal Doráti / Sound: KlasGösta Olsson, Lennart Björklund, Christer Christensen, Bernard Egier, Rolf Engström, Gun Fors / Cast: Klas-Gösta Olsson, Lennart Björklund

Filmography: Ballada (2005), NahTe (2003), Cry Me A River (2002), Story (2000), Thirty-three Pictures (1998), Devil's Eyes (1997), Wind (1996), Black & White (1995), The Last Round (1994), Golden Age Restaurant (1993), Zoli & Jenci (1992), Naming of A Boat (1992), Budapest, Death Of A City (1991) Contact: Klari Paszternak, +3630 5272833, klarap@tv2.hu, profilm@t-online.hu

Contact: Raluca Paduraru, +40 726200744, raluca@mandragora.ro

Filmography: A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence (2014), You, the Living (2007), Songs from the Second Floor (2000), World of Glory (1991), Something Happened (1987), Safer, no one can be (1980 ), So terribly unnecessary (1979), Giliap (1975), A love story (1970), Saturday, 5-10 (1969), Get a bicycle (1968), The white port (1968), Visiting his son (1967) Contact: Swedish Film Institute: Theo Tsappos, +46 767791133, theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se 101


Small Change

Missing

The Circle

Missen

Director: Marc-Andreas Bochert fiction / Germany / 1999 / 15’

Director: Jochem de Vries fiction / The Netherlands / 2009 / 13’

Everyday on the way from the parking lot to his office a businessman mets a hobo begging for coins. And day after day the businessman spends a little bit money. One day the hobo starts to wash the businessman’s car ... A tragicomic story about the longing for human warmth told in Berlin in 1999.

A mother and her 7-year old daughter are dealing with the little problems of every day life. For the mother bringing her daughter to school and not being late for the girl’s school trip, is clearly not a very ordinary occasion. The film, for which Jochem de Vries also wrote the screenplay, has been produced by Trueworks.

Production: Gabriele Lins / Screenplay: Marc-Andreas Bochert / Editing: Antonia Bergmiller / Music: Michael Schenk / Sound: Dietrech Korner / Cast: Frank LienertMondanelli, Rolf Fahrenkrog-Petersen

Production: Reinette van de Stadt / Cinematography: Remko Schnorr / Music: Jina Sumedi / Sound: Arno Willemstein / Cast: Gitta Fleuren, Lotje Molin

Filmography: Small Change (1999), Shadows of the past (1996), The Astronaute (1995), The Pattern (1994), Aljoschas adventurous working day (1993), Robin and Annabel (1990)

Filmography: Cornea (2014), Missing (2009) (Go Short 2010), Still Waters (2009) (Go Short 2010), Trans Siberian Voices (2008), The last ride (2008), Farewell (2006), Model22 (2006), Villa de Ves (2004), Locked (2002)

Contact: Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf: Christina Marx, +49 3316202564, c.marx@filmuniversitaet.de

Contact: Jochem de Vries, +31 615007352, devriesfilms@gmail.com

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Director: Mohsen Amiryousefi, Mohammad Shirvani fiction / Iran / 1999 / 12’ An old man decides to spend one of his days in a different manner. Production, Screenplay, Editing: Mohammad Shirvani / Cinematography: Bayram Fazli / Sound: Behrouz Abedini / Cast: Dariush Asadzadeh Elephant in Darkness (2013), Fat Shaker (2013), Telescope (2011), 021 Tehran (2010), Iranian Cookbook (2009), Seven Blind Women Filmmakers (2008), 444 Days (2007), Where's Leili (2006), President Mir Qanbar (2005), Navel (2004), Iranian Conserve (2003), The Cherries Which Were Canned (2002), Souvenir (2001), Consent (2001), The Candidate (2000), The Circle (1999) Contact: Mohammad Shirvani, mohammadshirvanisite@gmail.com


INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS SAT 8 – 21:15 – LUX 3 | SUN 9 – 13:15 – LUX 3

Some films are hard to miss on the festival circuit throughout the year, and you know of others that you will be seeing them in a lot of selections to come. Some just premiered at an important festival, and the others have been collecting awards for a number of months already. This program is for these films, but foremost, it's for great films. Personal stories that don't leave you untouched, and hilarious, out-of-this-world film that keep on surprising. No wonder these films are so successful.

Valparaiso Carlo Sironi / fiction / Italy / 2016 / 20’ / Dutch premiere Decorado Alberto Vazquez / animation / France, Spain / 2016 / 11’ Fucking Bunnies Teemu Niukkanen / fiction / Finland / 2016 / 16’ / Dutch premiere

Valparaiso

The Head Vanishes Franck Dion / animation / Canada, France / 2016 / 9’ / Dutch premiere Close Ties Zofia Kowalewska / documentary / Poland / 2016 / 18’

Fucking Bunnies

Close Ties

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COMEDY SHORTS FRI 7 – 22:00 – LUX 1 | SAT 8 – 21:00 – LUX 5

Women & Wine

Mandatory Swedish

Although some people tend to look down on comedies, we notice each year how difficult it actually is to make a good comedy. Being surprising, humorous, relatable or to the point isn't something that a lot of films are. That's why each year we dedicate a program especially to these titles that knew how to entertain us. It can be a one-minute punchline film like You Are Not the Strongest or a film like No Drowning that shapes it's own universe and takes us along in it. An aquarium opening with fishy people, staying true to your own language, or having to cope with your bodily aches, these films won't leave you untouched.

Anatomy Patrik Eklund / animation / Sweden / 2016 / 8’ / Dutch premiere Women & Wine Liv Karin Dahlstrøm / fiction / Norway / 2016 / 22’ / Dutch premiere No Drowning Mélanie Laleu / fiction / France / 2016 / 17’ / Dutch premiere You Are No The Strongest Emilio Yebra / animation / Spain / 2016 / 1’ / Dutch premiere Mandatory Swedish Niklas Lindgren / fiction / Finland / 2016 / 12’ / world premiere Trial & Error Antje Heyn / animation / Germany / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere Fish Story Charlie Lyne / documentary / United Kingdom / 2016 / 13’

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KILL YOUR DARLINGS SUN 9 – 15:15 – LUX 3

Selecting the films for our competition programs is a process of giving and taking. And with only a few spots to fill, this means that somewhere down the road, we all have to kill a few darlings. Each year some of our most cherished films don't make it to the program, so that's why we decided to make a special program for these loved ones. A modern day Romeo & Juliet love story, a forest symphony and the hardships of writers block are some of the subjects that didn't make it to our competition, but didn't leave our thoughts.

In The Woods Thomas Horat, Corina Schwinguber Ili / documentary / Switzerland / 2017 / 13’ / Dutch premiere UNIVITELLIN Terence Nance / fiction / France / 2016 / 15’ I Don’t Feel Anything Anymore Noémie Marsily, Carl Roossens / animation / Belgium, Canada / 2016 / 9’

In The Woods

Debut Katarzyna Kijek / animation / Poland / 2016 / 8’ / Dutch premiere Limp Like That Petra Szöcs / fiction / France, Hungary / 2016 / 13’ / Dutch premiere

Debut

Mother Knows Best Mikael Bundsen / fiction / Sweden / 2016 / 12’ / Dutch premiere

Mother Knows Best

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FEAR & LAUGHTER FRI 7 – 22:30 – LUX 2

Sequence

Unicorn Blood

Marta Juega Sola

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Last year our horror program (SHORTS FROM THE GRAVE) was a big success. Our brave audience likes to be scared and disturbed in the dark. Spain has a steady output of short films in this genre. Horror and action films are the most scary when the topics are close to our daily life and routines. Therefore contemporary life and modern technology was leading in the final choice for this program. These shorts will scare the hell out of us, but some of them will also raise big laughs. FEAR AND LAUGHTER, the perfect film cocktail.

Sequence Carles Torrens / fiction / United States, Spain / 2013 / 20’

This program is co-curated with the kind collaboration of Roberto Barrueco, programmer of the Barcelona Short Film and Animation Festival MECAL.

Brutal Relax Rafa Dengrá, Adrian Cardona / fiction / Spain / 2010 / 15’

Safari Gerardo Herrero / fiction / Spain / 2014 / 15’ / Dutch premiere Marta Juega Sola Carlos Molinero / fiction / Spain / 2015 / 13’ Unicorn Blood Alberto Vázquez / fiction / Spain / 2013 / 9’


THE SUM OF ALL FEARS SAT 8 – 21:45 – LUX 4

A common conception about a good short film is that it has boiled down its story to its essence. In the case of these nine minute condensed versions of classic horror feature films it certainly holds true.

shared sensibilities with the surrealists. The abridgement invents a new pre-credit sequence and takes interesting liberties with the material, all the while keeping the plot on track and somewhat intelligible.

These films are so called abridgements of Universal horror classics. Through the wider availability of television, classic Hollywood movies came back into fashion in the early 1960s and the struggling distribution company Castle Films was quick to catch on. Over the next two decades Castle produced a multitude of shortened features for domestic projection. With the abridgements, one could cheaply build up a personal collection on 8mm or 16mm.

The films are screened in stuttering and fluttering 16mm, with faded images sometimes turning red from causes other than blood. It's the way they should be seen now. Do it, before it's too late.

No mere footnote in film history, these films demonstrate skillful storytelling in several layers, and you have to be impressed by the abilities of the unknown, uncredited editors. In some cases the condensed version improves on the original. In others, the restructuring creates staggering effects. Take The Mummy for instance. The film opens with a dreamy flashback that sets the tone for the whole piece. It plays up the love theme, but also clarifies the original's

The Wolf Man / George Waggner / fiction / USA / 1941 / 9’ The Son of Frankenstein / Rowland V. Lee / fiction / USA / 1939 / 10’ The Doom of Dracula / Erle C. Kenton / fiction / USA / 1944 / 9’ Tarantula! / Jack Arnold / fiction / USA / 1955 / 9’ The Creature from the Lagoon / Jack Arnold / fiction / USA / 1954 / 9’ The Mummy / Karl Freund / fiction / USA / 1932 / 17’ Frenzy / Alfred Hitchcock / fiction / USA / 1972 / 9’ This program is curated by Christoffer Olofsson

Tarantula!

The Mummy

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OMNIBUS Go Short is constantly looking for distinctive approaches to film and storytelling. This year we will put our attention to the so-called omnibus film, or anthology film, in which several short films are compiled to form a feature length film. In doing so, filmmakers can tell their stories through the short film medium, but are at the same time able to offer a wide variety of perspectives on a subject, using the full duration of a feature film. The film may consist of short films from a single filmmaker, or short films on a theme by several filmmakers. During this edition, we will screen a selection of recent omnibus films that caught our attention.

QUALITY TIME After gaining much success with his shorts Jacco’s Film (2009) and Bukowski (2010), both of which were screened during former editions of Go Short, the film world didn’t hear from Daan Bakker for several years. But there’s a good reason for that: 108

in 2017 he returned with his first feature length film Quality Time, a build-up of five chapters in five short films, all about plodding young guys and the relationship with their caring parents.

IN THE SAME GARDEN For In the Same Garden, ten directors were invited to make a short film in which they offer their perspective on the TurkishArmenian relation. In ten short films they guide the viewer through totally different stories set in Australia, India, Iran, Italy, Romania, Spain and the United States. Former Go Short’s special guest Adrian Sitaru, 2017’s jury member Chema García Ibarra and 2017 special guests Ali Asgari and Farnoosh Samadi are among them. A great opportunity to see friends of Go Short shine in a compelling international project.

KALEBEGIAK The title of this film is made up of two Basque words: Kale (street) and Begiak

(eyes; gaze). In 12 short films it provides a visual walk through the city of San Sebastian, offering distinctive perspectives on this city. Kalebegiak was made by 15 Spanish directors from different generations, both established ones and freshman students. A great and unique opportunity to see San Sebastian through various eyes with distinctive cinematic approaches.


OMNIBUS

Quality Time

In the Same Garden

Kalebegiak

WED 5 – 22:00 – LUX 3 | SUN 9 - 16:45 - LUX 5

FRI 7 – 14:00 – LUX 4

SAT 8 – 19:15 – LUX 4

Director: Daan Bakker fiction / The Netherlands / 2017 / 85’

Directors: Mark Playne, Roger Deutsch, Gurvinder Singh, Alexandre Rockwell, Andrej Landin, Rolf de Heer, Sergei Bodrov, Chema Garcia Ibarra, Ali Asgari, Adrian Sitaru fiction / Sweden, Romania, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United States, Australia, India / 2016 / 97’ / Dutch premiere

Directors: Imanol Uribe, Gracia Querejeta, Julio Medem, Ekain Irigoien, Izibene Onederra, Maider Fernández, Maria Elorza, Borja Cobeaga, Iñaki Camacho, Daniel Calparsoro, Luiso Berdejo, Telmo Esnal, Asier Altuna, Koldo Almandoz, Isabel Herguera fiction / Spain / 2016 / 112’ / Dutch premiere

A collection of short films focusing on the TurkishArmenian relations from a human perspective and through personal stories. The film strives to use the unparalleled and unifying power of cinema to remind us of our complex history and humanity.

Twelve short films, twelve portraits of the city of San Sebastian. Historic names and young promises in the field of movies made in Gipuzkoa come together in his film promoted by San Sebastian, European Capital of Culture 2016.

Production: Ömer Gündo du

Production: Moriarti Produkzioak

Contact: Hasan Yildirim, hasanyildirim80@gmail.com

Contact: Atera Films: Miren Aperribay, miren@aterafilms.com

A film about life in general and troubled men in particular. Koen attends a family reunion and nearly overdoses on ham and milk. Amateur photographer Stefaan takes an awkward trip down memory lane. Kjell travels back in time in an attempt to raise his self-esteem. Karel is abducted by aliens and comes back as a mutant. Jef‘s paranoia gets in the way when he tries to impress his new in-laws. Production: David Leader, Pieter Kuijpers, Sander van Meurs, Iris Otten Filmography: Quality Time (2017), Bukowski (2010) (Go Short 2011), Jacco’s Film (2009) (Go Short 2010) Contact: September Film, +31 205357550, jan@septemberfilm.nl

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STORIES WE TELL SAT 8 – 17:00 – LUX 5

Reality is a slippery thing. Post-truth has become a household term and what we consider to be true might not depend on facts but on what kind of narrative we choose to believe. What could be a multitude of voices becomes a roar of discontent, each side shouting its truth to the face of the other.

The voices in these films are soft spoken. They speak to us directly, but they don't shout; they tell, orate, sing and whisper their stories to us.

In (semi)documentary filmmaking, the issue of what constitutes the truth of a story has always been a crucial question. Which stories get told, and by whom? Who is addressed and who is listening?

Now Only the Eye Can Catch Jakob Ohrt Nielsen / Denmark / 2015 / 14'

The Beast Samantha Nell, Michael Wahrman / France, South Africa / 2016 / 20'

Now Only the Eye Can Catch

The Beast

Ain't Got No Fear

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STORIES WE TELL brings together five films that investigate storytelling as a process that takes place between filmmaker, subject and viewer. The filmmakers are, in a critical way, aware of the power of the camera’s presence. They investigate how new narratives can emerge from the interaction between filmmaker and subject. They juxtapose the past and present, the powerful and marginal, looker and lookedat, human and animal. All of these switch sides during this process and blend together into new contemporary mythologies.

Dear Lorde Emily Vey Duke, Cooper Battersby / Canada / 2015 / 17' Ain't Got No Fear United Kingdom / Mikhail Karikis / 2016 / 10' The Great Silence Jennifer Allora, Guillermo Calzadilla / Puerto Rico / 2016 / 16' This program is curated by Manon Bovenkerk


MOVIES THAT MATTER PRESENTS THU 6 – 16:00 – LUX 4 | SAT 8 – 17:15 – LUX 4

Together with Movies that Matter (The Hague) we curated a program with the best recent short films about human rights. Thought provoking films that open eyes and stir debates about controversial themes and hidden problems.

Greetings From Aleppo Issa Touma, Floor van der Meulen, Thomas Vroege / documentary / The Netherlands, Syria / 2017 / 17’ Home Daniel Mulloy / fiction / United Kingdom, Republic of Kosovo / 2016 / 20’ Home

Life Cycles Ross Hogg / animation / United Kingdom / 2016 / 4’ Frame 394 Rich Williamson / documentary / Canada / 2016 / 30’ Raised by Krump Maceo Frost / documentary / United States / 2016 / 21’

Life Cycles

Raised by Krump

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KORT! 16 SAT 8 – 13:00 – LUX 3

Buutvrij

Niflheim

Every year KORT! chooses 10 film scripts of more than 100 submissions to be realised. This is a great opportunity for freshmen as well as established filmmakers to make high quality short films with international potential and renew their cinematic experiment. In this program we offer a selection of the short films made in 2016. Among them For Free, the winner of the Gouden Kalf – one of the main Dutch film prizes – and Niflheim, which was a part of the Dutch Short Film Pitch during Go Short 2016. The screening of the films in this special program at the Go Short big screen is the kick off for the shorts to be released online. Take this chance!

Growth Sil van der Woerd / fiction / The Netherlands / 9’ Buutvrij Feike Santbergen / fiction / The Netherlands / 10’ Seven things I learned about Time Travel Jonathan Herzberg / fiction / The Netherlands / 9’ Niflheim Aaron van Valen / fiction / The Netherlands / 8’ Remember to Check Out Hiba Vink / fiction / fiction / The Netherlands / 10’ Omega Mustafa Duygulu / fiction / The Netherlands / 10’ Between Men and Women Martijn Maria Smits / fiction / The Netherlands / 10’ For Free Merijn Scholte Albers & Tobias Smeets / fiction / The Netherlands / 8’

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OSCAR SHORTS Do you know that short films can also win an Academy Award? Usually they are a bit snowed under with all the blockbuster glamour, but we will give them the full attention they deserve. During Go Short you can see two programs: one with the nominees for an Oscar for best animation, and one with the nominees for an Oscar for best live-action. And of course we have two winners: Piper won an Oscar for best animation short and Sing won an Oscar for best live-action. And this is the right information – no change in winner’s cards. For the very first time, the award winners of Best Animation and Best Fiction film of the European Competition and Dutch Competition will become eligible for the Academy Awards.

ASTERIA / Alexandre Arpentinier a.o. / Frankrijk / 2016 / 5’ The Head Vanishes / Franck Dion / Canada, France / 2016 / 9’ Once Upon a Line / Alicja Jasina / Polen / 2016 / 7’ Pear Cider and Cigarettes / Robert Valley / Canada, United Kingdom / 2016 / 35’ Once Upon a Line

OSCARS SHORTS FICTION SAT 8 / 20:00 / LUX 6 Sing / Kirstof Deák / Hungary / 2016 / 25’ Silent Nights / Aske Bang / Denmark / 2016 / 30’ Timecode / Juanjo Giménez / Spain / 2016 / 15’ / Dutch premiere Enemies within / Selim Azzazi / France / 2016 / 28’ / Dutch premiere La femme et le TGV / Timo von Gunten / Switzerland / 2016 / 30’ / Dutch premiere

Sing

OSCAR SHORTS ANIMATION SAT 8 / 16:30 / LUX 1 Borrowed Time / Andrew Coats & Lou Hamou-Lhadj / USA / 2015 / 7’ Pearl / Patrick Osborne / VS / 2016 / 6’ Piper / Alan Barillaro / VS / 2016 / 6’ Blind Vaysha / Theodore Ushev / Canada / 2016 / 8’

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SHORT MATTERS

Small Talk

90 Degrees North

Short Matters is the European Film Academy's short film tour. The nominated films for the 29th Short Film Awards are the cream of the crop of European short film. The program offers a diverse quality panorama of contemporary European films. The members of the European Film Academy have chosen 9 Days From Aleppo, directed by Thomas Vroege, Floor van der Meulen and Issa Touma as the overall winner. The short film initiative is organised by the European Film Academy in cooperation with a series of film festivals throughout the continent. Only films selected for competition at these partner festivals are eligible for the European Film Awards. An independent jury nominates one of the European shorts in competition for this prestigious film award.

SHORT MATTERS 1

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SUN 9 / 17:15 / LUX 3 Limbo / Konstantina Kotzamani / fiction / France, Greece / 2016 / 30 / Dutch premiere Small Talk / Lisa Brooke Hansen, Even Hafnor / fiction / Norway / 2015 / 21’ 90 Degrees North / Detsky Graffam / fiction / Germany / 2015 / 21’

SHORT MATTERS 2 SUN 9 / 19:15 / LUX 3 A Man Returned / Mahdi Fleifel / documentary / Denmark, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Lebanon / 2015 / 30’ The Wall / Samuel Lampaert / fiction / Belgium / 2015 / 8’ / Dutch premiere Edmond / Nina Gantz / animation / United Kingdom / 2015 / 9’ Home / Daniel Mulloy / fiction / United Kingdom, Republic of Kosovo / 2016 / 20’

SHORT MATTERS 3 SUN 9 / 21:15 / LUX 3 Shooting star / Lyubo Yonchev / fiction / Bulgaria, Italy / 2015 / 28’ / Dutch premiere 9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo / Issa Touma, Thomas Vroege, Floor van der Meulen / documentary / The Netherlands, Syria / 2015 / 13’ In The Distance / Florian Grolig / animation / Germany / 2015 / 7’ / Dutch premiere The Goodbye / Clara Roquet / fiction / Spain, United States / 2015 / 15’/ Dutch premiere

Amalimbo, I'm Not From Here, The Fullness of Time, We All Love the Seashore screens in the Go Short Competition. The Goodbye also screens in the Spanish Focus Progam


FULLSCREEN SAT 8 – 19:30 – LUX 2

A long time ago, people used to watch music videos on television channels like MTV. In the YouTube era, music videos moved to the Internet, where event videos from big stars compete for your attention with subtle masterpieces from niche artists. Music journalist Job de Wit separates the wheat from the chaff during his music video night FULLSCREEN, which he has been hosting in Amsterdam for the past three years (and in Rotterdam as of late). Thanks to Job and Fullscreen, music videos have since become part of the Netherlands Film Festival, Amsterdam Dance Event and the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam. And now they are part of Go Short as well! Music videos on the big screen: seeing is believing. Music videos come in every genre imaginable. Sometimes they closely resemble the short fiction you see at film festivals. Usually with a much better soundtrack! As a special treat for Go Short, Job is going to screen some of the best narrative-driven music videos from this and last year. For this special occasion he also invited filmmaker and artist Emmanuel Adjei for a micro-retrospective and Q&A. This program is curated by Job de Wit

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POP-UP EXPO: HIDDEN PLACES & INSTALLATION: THE VIEW HIDDEN PLACES Go Short is proud to present POP-UP EXPO: HIDDEN PLACES, a mixed media exhibition full of stories to discover. In an empty shop at Marikenstraat 50 we offer a stage to a selection of exciting projects, including virtual reality experiences and video installations. By applying technological developments and new forms of presentation, we can physically become part of a work and get a completely different experience of the stories we perceive. When someone can move freely through an installation, choosing where and when to move its focus, every experience becomes unique.

NHTV presents: The Dancer Awakens A dancer from inside a music box realizes she is trapped. At first she is fearful to step outside. The outside world threatens her, but she is no longer content to hide from it. In defiance, she uses her skills and strength to overcome the threats. 116

HoloLens Who would have thought holograms were going to be real one day? Using the Microsoft HoloLens you are now able to see and interact with holographic projections in your real life environment. NHTV uses combined efforts to create one of the first mixed reality animation short films. By wearing the HoloLens you can experience a story expressed in music and dance, all of it through holographic animations that mix in with reality. This project is developed for Go Short by the NHTV University of Applied Sciences Breda.

THE VIEW This installation sits you down and frames a story worth watching, with or without technology. Try spotting the View across Nijmegen during the festival. Enjoy a different scene every day.


PODCASTS & COFFEE TALKS PODCAST STUDIO: ALL EARS THU 6, FRI 7, SAT 8, SUN 9 – 11:00 – PAVILION Podcasts are movies for your ears. Although they've been around for quite some time now, the podcast really took off in recent years. Nowadays there are many podcast producers and audio artists actively recording stories and broadcasting them online. At Go Short we love short stories being told in artistic ways, whatever the medium. That's why we curated an exposition of podcasts and audio installations. Put on those headphones and let that film start rolling in your head. INSIDE AUDIO: PODCAST SPECIAL SAT 8 – 18:00 – LUX 6 In collaboration with the Nijmegen-based literary podcast Ondercast, we will host a live podcast program. Expect interviews with interesting audio makers, live broadcasts, poetic intermezzos and shared listening sessions to some of Holland’s best podcasts. We also have the premiere of the new VPRO podcast serial Sterk Water, with stories from Terschelling. For this program

you can close your eyes without missing a thing, as the film will play inside your head. Note: the program is in Dutch. GO SHORT AUDIO REPORTERS SAT 8 – 16:30 – LUX 1 Hot off the press: this year Go Short hosts a special crew of audio reporters, consisting of Lisa Weeda, Corinne Heyrman, Lot Veelenturf and Willemijn Kranendonk. These talented young writers will make sure that you get the most out of your festival. Expect newsworthy short stories and daily updates. A special audio channel will be present both digitally and physically at the festival pavilion! Go Short Audio Reporters is a collaboration with Wintertuin / De Nieuwe Oost and the Creative Writing programme at ArtEZ University of the Arts.

COFFEE TALK: PODCASTS THU 6 – 12:30 – PAVILION On Thursday we start up the festival day with a talkshow on podcasts. We will invite some of the creators of the projects that are on display throughout the entire festival. What inspires these artists to choose audio as the medium for their stories? What is the added value of the visual setup of the installation? The entrance is free and you can get a nice cup of coffee to start your festival day. Note: the program is in Dutch. COFFEE TALK: HOMEGROWN SAT 8 – 10:30 – PAVILION We meet with Sil van der Woerd, Douwe Dijkstra and Klaas-Arie Westland and talk about their work, influences and background. These three Dutch filmmakers, whose works are selected for this edition of Go Short, all have a connection to the Province of Gelderland. This program is hosted by regional newspaper De Gelderlander. Note: the program is in Dutch. 117


OFF THE WALLS Deep End Film and Go Short once again join hands for an unusual screening. Last year OFF THE WALLS took you to the harbor area. This year we will take you on a journey in the dark to the unexplored industrial NYMA. In a short time, the dilapidated factories will be transformed into a mini cinema for short films.

OFF THE WALLS SAT 8 – 22:00 – TICKETS: € 7,50*

Meeting point Hotel Nimma Weurtseweg 478 * Tickets only available online through goshort.nl and on the night of the event at Hotel Nimma.

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OPEN AIR SHORTS Now here’s a treat: extreme shorts in the open air, screened at the Go Short festival pavilion. Don’t miss it, because these shorts will take you on a journey for a single captivating moment. Screenings are freely accessible, so grab a drink at the bar and chill out at the open-air cinema. THU 6 – 21:30 – PAVILION Beer / Nerdo Creative Studio / animation / Italy / 2' Mayfly / Femke Huurdeman / art / The Netherlands / 1' Life Cycles / Ross Hogg / animation / United Kingdom / 4' Relaxatron 5000 / Andrew Brand / animation / United Kingdom / 1' Extrapolate / Johan Rijpma / animation / The Netherlands / 2' Hypertrain / Etienne Kompis, Fela Bellotto / animation / Switzerland / 4' Wednesday with Goddard / Nicolas Ménard / animation / United Kingdom / 4' FRI 7 – 21:30 – PAVILION Sabaku / Marlies van der Wel / animation / The Netherlands / 2' Relaxatron 5000 / Andrew Brand / animation / United Kingdom / 1'

Dead Ahead / Donal O'Keeffe / animation / United Kingdom / 2' Spider Web / Natalia Chernysheva / animation / Russia / 4' Space Sheep / Jelle van Dun / animation / The Netherlands / 3' Jiffy / Roberto Valle / animation / Spain / 2' Branded Dreams / Studio Smack / animation / The Netherlands / 2' A Historic Handshake / Aurélien Laplace / fiction / France / 3' SAT 8 – 21:30 – PAVILION Obstacle Course 2.0 / Noël Loozen / art / The Netherlands / 3' Mayfly / Femke Huurdeman / art / The Netherlands / 1' Input/Output / Terri Timely / art / United States / 4' Extrapolate / Johan Rijpma / animation / The Netherlands / 2' Branded Dreams / Studio Smack / animation / The Netherlands / 2' Wednesday with Goddard / Nicolas Ménard / animation / United Kingdom / 4' Stems / Ainslie Henderson / animation / United Kingdom / 2'

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48 HOUR FILM PROJECT Making a film, from writing the script to editing the footage in only 48 hours, sounds like something impossible. Yet this is exactly the mission of the filmmakers who enter the 48 Hour Film Project. From March 31st to April 2nd, directors, actors and editors all over Nijmegen embark on this exciting challenge. How do they perform under pressure? Will the time pressure drive them to excellence? Find out during the premiere at Go Short. The winner of 48 Hour Film Project Nijmegen will advance to the global finals.

SCREENING TIMES 48 HOUR A: FRI 7 – 17:30 – LUX 7 48 HOUR B: FRI 7 – 19:45 – LUX 7 48 HOUR C: FRI 7 – 22:00 – LUX 7

AWARD CEREMONY SAT 8 – 21:00 – BREBL

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Passion for films can start at an early age. That’s why Go Short is also offering a diverse program for younger visitors. On weekdays we provide screenings for school classes, while on Sunday we have special activities for the whole family.

FAMILY SHORTS & PLAYGROUND

SCHOOL PROGRAM

We offer two Family shorts screenings with the best kids’ films: one for ages 4 and up, and one for ages 10 and up. In collaboration with the library on Mariënburgplein we also offer a PLAYGROUND with a number of workshops that offer kids some hands-on experience in filmmaking. We will also take the traveling theme literally and present some teasers of the playground at various libraries across Nijmegen.

Go Short has made a selection of the best shorts to enjoy with the whole class! We offer programs for primary schools, secondary schools and higher education. For primary school we have two programs, divided by age category. For secondary education we can offer custom programs on demand. One of these is an exciting new project in collaboration with a local high school. Students from the course “Event and Organization” will organise their own film festival at LUX for fellow students. For higher education students we also offer a complete festival experience focused on festival communication; this includes workshops and a film screening.

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FAMILY SHORTS 4+ SUN 9 – 14:45 – LUX 5

For the first year Go Shorty presents a special screening for the youngest festival fans. THE FAMILY SHORTS 4+ program brings you the best short animations for kids ages 4 and up. The most funny, moving, artistic and puzzling stories about animals fill your screen and bring joy and laughter for the whole family. The Unicorn

Spider Web Natalia Chernysheva / animation / Russia / 2016 / 4’ The Unicorn Remi Durin / animation / France, Belgium / 2016 / 13’ La Cage Loïc Bruyère / animation / France / 2016 / 6’ Sabaku Marlies van der Wel / animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 2’ Tiger Kariem Saleh / animation / Germany / 2016 / 3’ / Dutch premiere

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The Teeny-weeny Fox Mourlam Jérémy / animation / France, Belgium, Switzerland / 2015 / 8’ Cats & Dogs Jesús Perez, Gerd Gockell / animation / Switzerland, Germany / 2015 / 6’ Octopus Julia Ocker / animation / Germany / 2016 / 3’ / Dutch premiere

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FAMILY SHORTS 10+ SUN 9 – 12:45 – LUX 5

Go Short combined the best shorts for kids ages 10 and up and screens them in the FAMILY SHORTS 10+ program. This program takes young viewers on a journey and lets them experience fantasy worlds, other cultures and holiday feelings. FAMILY SHORTS 10+ offers a mix of documentary and fiction films and presents different styles of animation films.

Merlot Marta Gennari, Giulia Martinelli / animation / Italy / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere Spotlight on Merna Mirjam Marks / documentary / The Netherlands / 15 ‘ The Walker Chollet Thibault / animation / France / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere

Spotlights on Merna

Crowley - Every Cowboy Needs His Horse Andre Hörmann / documentary / Germany / 15’ Speechless Robin Polak / fiction / Germany / 2016 / 6’ / world premier Way of Giants Alois Di Leo / animation / Brazil / 2016 / 11’

Crowley - every cowboy needs his horse

ON Y VA! Lucas van der Rhee / fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 6’ A Little Fishy Maximilian Zenk / animation / Germany / 2016 / 1’ A Little Fishy

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SCHOOL PROGRAM 6-9

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Go Short offers several programs for schools to visit. The films in this screening are suitable for kids in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade (ages 6-9). The films take the kids into a fantasy world of fairytales, ancient legends and wondrous myths. With the online material Go Short offers, teachers can discuss the theme in the classroom and students can do activities linked to the films.

Uka Valle Comba Canales / animation / Spain / 2016 / 3’ / Dutch premiere Ampersand Charlotte Dewulf / fiction / Belgium / 2016 / 15’ / world premiere Merlot Marta Gennari, Giulia Martinelli / animation / Italy / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere Way of Giants Alois Di Leo / animation / Brazil / 2016 / 11’ Alfredo Marye Hoeve / documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 16’ / world premiere

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The Teeny-weeny Fox Mourlam Jérémy / animation / France, Belgium, Switzerland / 2015 / 8’


SCHOOL PROGRAM 10-12 Go Short offers several programs for schools to visit. The films in this screening are suitable for kids in 6th, 7th and 8th grade (ages 10-12). The films encourage kids to find their own voice, just like the stars in the shorts all find a way to voice their opinion and interests. The schools also get teaching material to discuss the theme in the classrooms and to do activities in response to the films the kids have visited.

Them & I Jolijn Schuurmans, Lina Kilkawi / animation / The Netherlands / 2015 / 4’ ON Y VA! Lucas van der Rhee / fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 6’ Buba & Sharon Chiel Aldershof / documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 17’

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The Walker Chollet Thibault / animation / France / 2016 / 5’ / Dutch premiere The girl of 672k Mirjam Marks / documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 18’ Speechless Robin Polak / fiction / Germany / 2016 / 6’ / world premiere

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Birdy Wouaf Wouaf Ayce Kartal / animation / France / 2016 / 4’ / Dutch premiere

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SCHOOL PROGRAM 15+

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After gaining experience and expertise in making short film programs for the youngest film lovers from primary schools, this is the first year we provide a program especially curated for secondary education, for youngsters aged 15 and above. By choosing a variety of films – in form as well as in content – we provide, through short films, different perspectives on cinema, political issues and life matters with which the students can connect to.

Grand Tour Floor Houwink ten Cate / fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 10' Estate Ronny Trocker / art / Belgium, France / 7' Totems Paul Jadoul / animation / Belgium, France / 9' Raised by Krump Maceo Frost / documentary / United States / 21' Life Cycles Ross Hogg / animation / United Kingdom / 4' For Free Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets / fiction / The Netherlands / 9'

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Short films are more than anything the realm of talented young filmmakers. Not yet influenced by years of experience, they dare to take a leap into unknown ways of telling a story through film. They don’t care about the rules. They make their own. Talents recreate the tricks of the trade.

their films reach the outside world. Luckily we manage to save some of them for you to see. For the first time this year we dedicate a complete program to the harvest of AKV|ST. JOOST - School of Fine Art and Design. They present cutting edge live action productions and documentaries, but also animated shorts from their bachelor and master students.

THE FUTURE FAMOUS

Every year we are surprised and baffled by the fresh ways of filmmaking we encounter in the search for the best shorts. Talents from all over Europe, but also from right around the corner, prove that inspiration never runs dry. We gratefully give them the stage to convince you too.

After winning the Dutch Competition at Go Short 2015, Guido Hendrikx opened last IDFA with his first feature-length documentary Stranger in Paradise. Now he returns to short film making with A Story About My Eyes, the new film for our nationwide supporting film circuit.

With GO AHEAD we aim to find the diamonds in the rough on the Dutch art and film academies. In the years before their graduation, students seldom see

Talents are found everywhere. But sometimes they’re right on your doorstep. In our HOMEGROWN program we show you the best films of filmmakers from the

Nijmegen area. A lot of participants of the NEW ARRIVALS: GO SHORT CAMPUS often return to Nijmegen as well with a film in competition. We are delighted to see so many young talents become great filmmakers.

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A STORY ABOUT MY EYES SCREENINGS OF A STORY ABOUT MY EYES START ON APRIL 1ST IN THE FOLLOWING THEATERS:

LUX – NIJMEGEN RIALTO – AMSTERDAM DE BALIE – AMSTERDAM LAB111 – AMSTERDAM ‘T HOOGT – UTRECHT CHASSÉ THEATER – BREDA FILMHUIS EMMEN – EMMEN DE DOMIJNEN – SITTARD FILMSCHUUR – HAARLEM ECI CULTUURFABRIEK – ROERMOND SLIEKER FILM – LEEUWARDEN FILMHUIS DEN HAAG – DEN HAAG CONCORDIA FILM, THEATER, EXPOSITIE – ENSCHEDE

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SUPPORTING FILM: A STORY ABOUT MY EYES Our mission to bring short films to the big screen doesn’t stop after the festival. During the year we have a broad range of distribution activities, which includes using our expertise and immense database to make short films available to the big public. One of our most successful endeavors is the project De Voorfilm Moet Terug. For this project we program supporting films for 13 film theaters all over the Netherlands, reaching an audience of 150.000 visitors every year. For the third consecutive year we invited a Dutch filmmaker to make a supporting film for this project. We are happy and proud that talented young director Guido Hendrikx (29) stepped up to the challenge. As a director Hendrikx has had international success with short documentaries such as Escort (2013) and Among Us (2014). In 2016 his first feature length documentary Stranger in Paradise opened IDFA and won the special jury prize there. Hendrikx stands out because of his unique and original take on controversial subjects. By not avoiding any confrontation, he opens the viewer up to new perspectives on harsh realities. Commissioning him for a film has been our desire for a long time and we are very happy with the beautiful result of the film A Story About My Eyes. It had its premiere April 1st in 13 Dutch theaters.

GUIDO HENDRIKX ABOUT A STORY ABOUT MY EYES: "In the summer of 2016, I spent a month in Sicily to film my first feature length documentary. Against the background of a small village called Siculiana I met some extraordinary people. There was one person in particular that left a unique, indelible impression on me. The striking Malian man shook my hand and told a story. It had something mythical and mysterious. It was a tale that really struck me and in which he, in my perception, gradually became an almost mythical figure. When Go Short asked me to make a supporting film, I couldn't stop thinking about this man's story when trying to come up with a narrative. His name is Bakary. This short film is a small tribute to his sincerity and to the ambiguity of life that happens to you." Guido Hendrikx, February 2017

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GO AHEAD SAT 8 – 13:45 – LUX 2

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To be (one) is to make (many). For future filmmakers it is essential to make a lot of films during their studies. In doing so, they have the ability to experiment and find their own signature in the process of filmmaking. A lot of the films students make are produced as assignments, and after being screened between the four walls of the classroom they enter oblivion. That’s a shame, because wonderful films, with even international potential, are being made. Go Short spots young talent and gives students the opportunity to screen their films on the big screen at an international film festival. Usually this opportunity does not arise until they have produced a graduation film. We don’t only screen their films; the students are present at the screening to discuss the creative process and their development during their studies. This offers an interesting peek into what happens behind the scenes in the Dutch academies which the audience otherwise has no access to. Go Ahead offers an impression of future Dutch film talent. The films are made by

students of the Netherlands Film Academy, HKU University of the Arts and the School of Fine Art and Design AKV|St. Joost. Films from the first, second and third year students are presented. Though their talents may come in various forms, the films have all been selected because of a distinct approach or idiosyncratic style. We encourage them to stay enthusiastic and to go full steam ahead!


Aleksej

HANDEN

Director: Benjamin van der Hoek documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 7’ / world premiere A short documentary about a young stage performer who is struggling with himself as he is working towards his final performance before he graduates. Contact: Benjamin van der Hoek, +31642617112, benjaminvanderhoek@gmail.com

Director: Stefanie Kolk fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 19’ / Dutch premiere Young mother Danielle is the rare and lucky recipient of a double hand transplant. She gradually gains control over her donor hands. But she realises that the new hands will never be her own. Contact: Wouter Jansen, +31622076717, wouter_j@hotmail.com

Flynn?

LIFELESS

Director: Muck van Empel fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 12’ / world premiere Flynn’s a fifteen year old teenager who always and anywhere is in touch with his friends. But when things tend to get out of hand at home, it all takes a wrong turn. Contact: Hidde de Vries, +31636305627, hiddewdevries@gmail.com

Director: Max van der Ree, Bas Jansen, Fokke Mars animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 3’ A new kind of organism has been born. It is not made up of flesh and blood, but of circuits and wires. Witness the life of this organism unfold as it grows and thrives, until it must inevitably conclude. Contact: Fokke Mars, +31638755480, fokkemars@gmail.com

Frostbite

LIV

Director: Jasper de Vries animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 5’ A scavenger looking for valuables in a crashed freight spaceship, finds a small creature. The mother of the creature tries to get her child back in a thrilling chase but fails. Contact: Jasper de Vries, +31614445378, jasper.de.vr@gmail.com

Director: Zara Dwinger animation / The Netherlands / 2016 / 12’ / world premiere A tragicomical coming of age about the 14 year old Liv. When love makes it's first entry in her life, Liv's parents announce their divorce. Liv doesn't know what to do and desperately tries to both save her parent's marriage and deal with the love in her own life. Contact: Liora Notoadikusumo, +31616828431, Liora Notoadikusumo

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HOMEGROWN WED 5 – 22:00 – LUX 1

You don't have to leave home to find young talented filmmakers. Homegrown offers a peek into the flourishing world of regional cinema: short films made by local talent. Amuse Amuse

Director: Jonne Covers, Ivo van Aart art / The Netherlands / 2016 / 7’ A large restaurant, full of people who are having a good time. They're chatting and paying attention to each other. At least, that's what it seems... Contact: Rob IJpelaar, +31628819463 rob@wehavewanderlust.nl

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Director: K.A. Westland documentary / The Netherlands / 2016 / 12’ Ahmad is a Syrian refugee who just arrived in The Netherlands. We follow him taking a first walk in a new town, in a new world. Contact: K.A. Westland, +31648440419, me@klaasarie.tv

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Director: Nena Tijsma fiction / The Netherlands / 2016 / 11’ Dani moves back in with her Mom after being discharged from a mental institution. Throughout the film Dani is wondering what it means to be back home, why people in the mental institution said what they said and where all of it started. Contact: Nena Tijsma, +31652358123, nena@nnfilm.nl

MOLOTOV MAN Director: Joris Weerts fiction/ The Netherlands / 2016 / 26’ A short drama film inspired by the events surrounding the 'Molotov man' in Haelen in 2012. This film tells the story of a man who lives in constant mental anxiety. Through not being heard he slowly comes to an enormous emotional outburst. Contact: Joris Weerts, +31612381838, joris.weerts@gmail.com

Tour Director: Jasmijn Cedee art / The Netherlands, Belgium / 2016 / 2’ A playfull and somewhat abstract handpainted animation with heaps of energy. A dedication to bicycle trackracing. Made in honor of “’t Kuipke” a wooden indoor track in Ghent, Belgium, where the 6 days of racing are held since 1922. Contact: Jasmijn Cedee, +31627035323, jazzcedee@gmail.com

Two Director: Eddie Bimmel fiction / The Netherlands, Belgium / 2016 / 13’ The film is set in the near future and is about the clone of a tyrannical twenties named Jimmy. The clone is tired to clean up the mess for Jimmy and to be treated as a slave. And then the question is how safe is a clone. Contact: Twan Peeters, +31612815199, hello@twanpeeters.net


AKV|ST. JOOST SAT 7 – 14:00 – LUX 2

One of the biggest art schools of the Netherlands is AKV|St. Joost - School of Fine Art and Design in Breda and Den Bosch. At their departments on film&photography and animation they educate students to become leading visual artists of the future generation. Over the past few years the student productions have grown in reputation, with multiple films ending up being selected in competitions at Go Short. The focus on cutting edge visual culture and the Master’s program in animation resulted in artistic works that attract international attention. That is why this year we dedicate an entire program to this art school, presenting to you the most striking shorts made by their students in the past year. The filmmakers will be present to tell you all about their films and future plans.

Babatunde Dwight Fagbamila / fiction / The Netherlands / 16’ Turn the Tables Raymon Wittenberg / animation / The Netherlands / 4’ Wolfendale – Semicircle Bram Knol / animation / The Netherlands / 4’

What Else

It's Not That I Don't Love You Sophia de Hoog / art film / The Netherlands / 16’ What Else Jelle van Meerendonk / animation / The Netherlands / 6’ Babatunde

The End of the Vos Lineage Coen Eigenraam / fiction / The Netherlands / 17’

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NEW ARRIVALS – GO SHORT CAMPUS Since the very first edition of the festival, the Go Short Campus has been a meeting point for filmmakers who are about to make the leap from the academy to the professional world. The New Arrivals – Go Short Campus brings emerging filmmakers and seasoned film professionals together. It offers a unique and intensive program to 19 young film professionals from all over Europe and the Middle East. The campus focuses on giving hands-on knowledge about everything that becomes urgent as soon as students leave the academy. How do I pitch my (short) film? Where can I find an audience? How can I distribute my film? Questions that are hardly dealt with at the academy will now be foremost. We provide master classes, lectures, workshops and panel discussions by the industry's top experts. For this year we will offer masterclasses by our special guests Jonas Odell (Sweden) and Ali Asgari and Farnoosh Samadi (Italy/Iran).

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Besides these masterclass we will offer workshops on different subjects, such as: Workshops distribution: platforms and do-it-yourself Workshop positioning and marketing of your film Workshop pitching your film idea to an audience or market Panel talk with festival programmers Round table sessions with producers Also, the participants are asked to prepare and bring a film plan which they will be working on during the campus. Peer-topeer and professional feedback will act as stepping stones towards their next short film. During the week the 19 participants will receive assignments and challenges, prompting them to mingle with other festival guests and expand their network. You might very well be part of their learning experience!

When these campus students leave Nijmegen their portfolios will be filled with business plans, their address books with new contacts, and their suitcases with the tools of the trade.

CAMPUS PARTICIPANTS Paco Nicolas – ES Ekaterina Volkova – RU Thanasis Neofotistos – GR Matthias de Bondt – BE Kate Voet – BE Robin Petré – DN Yiannis Sykovaris – GR Bart Schrijver – NL Anastasiya Maksymchuk – UA Pedro Augusto Almeida – PT Anastasija Pirozenko – LT Charlotte Spronk – NL Kejdi Demneri – AL Lidija Mojsovska – MK Petar Minov – BG Mirona Radu – RO Tal Kantor – IL Anjet Blind – NL Shahd Elmelik – NL


Every year more than 500 film professionals from the Netherlands and all over Europe travel to Nijmegen to visit Go Short. Directors and producers, sales agents and buyers, programmers and distributors: all of these are of great importance to Go Short’s role as the only Dutch film festival fully dedicated to short film. All of them contribute to the festival in various ways, simply by being key players in the short film circuit. Go Short provides these film professionals with a meeting ground to exchange knowledge, meet interesting colleagues and cook up possible collaborations for future projects. We do so by hosting several lunches, dinners, drinks and parties, but also with special events aimed at members of the industry, such as the DUTCH SHORT FILM PREVIEW and of course the GO SHORT INDUSTRY DAY.

The Industry Day is a great opportunity to get up to speed on new possibilities for getting the most out of your short film. How do you get your film screened? What advantages – or disadvantages – are there in selling your film to VOD-platforms? Which new ways are being explored in telling stories across different media? What possibilities are there for funding your film in the Netherlands? And how do you make it to Hollywood? These and other questions will be asked and answered on Friday during the seventh edition of the Go Short Industry Day, organized in collaboration with the NBF (Dutch Association of Film and TV professionals) and EYE International.

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INDUSTRY DAY FRIDAY 7 – 10:30-17:30 INDUSTRY DAY START: POSSIBILITIES FOR YOUR SHORT FILM IN THE NETHERLANDS 10.30 - 11.00 – LUX 7 – DUTCH SPOKEN Finding funding for shorts isn't always easy. The Creative Industries Fund NL encourages new forms of documentary filmmaking and storytelling by funding transmedia projects. Learn about their criteria illustrated with recently funded projects. Lisa Linde Nieveld from EYE International talks about how to gain attention for Dutch short films abroad.

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ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS: 12:45 - 13:45 – T.B.A. During lunch we will set up one-on-one meetings with guests from the film industry. Join them at their table for a short and private conversation and ask them all you want to know.

PARALLEL SESSIONS: 14:00 - 16:15 PANELS: LUX 7 WORKSHOPS: REGIONAL ARCHIVES NIJMEGEN In the afternoon you can choose to participate in two workshops or seminars.

Panel Talk: Creating cross media stories 14:00 - 15:00 – LUX 7 – ENGLISH SPOKEN The days in which you only had one medium to tell your story are long gone. Not only has the number of platforms grown, the interaction between these media can also yield deeper meaning and reach out to new audiences. What platform(s) is (are) best suited for the story you want to tell? How do you translate an idea to multiple media? Panel guests include experts and artists in transmedia and interactive storytelling.

Workshop: NBF Presents – Sales and distribution to VOD platforms 14:00 - 15:00 – REGIONAL ARCHIVES NIJMEGEN – ENGLISH SPOKEN In recent years the options for distributing film online have grown significantly due to the increase of Video On Demand (VOD) platforms. What are the different types of VOD distribution? How can filmmakers benefit from this development? And what should they be cautious about, concerning rights and deals? In collaboration with the NBF (Dutch Association for Film and TV Professionals) we invite Stine Wangler (Kurzfilm Agentur) and Charlotte Tillieux (MUBI) to explain the ins and outs of selling shorts to VOD platforms.

Case study: 9 Days - From my Window in Aleppo 14:00 - 15:00 – REGIONAL ARCHIVES NIJMEGEN – ENGLISH SPOKEN When Floor van der Meulen and Thomas Vroege first met Syrian artist Issa Touma, they were fascinated by the footage he shot of the war that was going on right underneath his window in Aleppo. They ended up collaborating on an out of the ordinary


project. The film has been selected for over 100 film festivals, it won the European Film Award and recently they released a sequelshort. An intensive case study about the film’s inception, progress and the moral and practical issues that occurred.

Panel Talk: Finding screens – Ways to reach an audience 15:15 - 16:15 – LUX 7 – ENGLISH SPOKEN Short films usually don't have a very notable life after their run at festivals. There are ways however to give the festival afterlife a spark and avoid disappearing into YouTubelimbo. Online and offline curation platforms give short films the attention they deserve. Robert Munday, head programmer at Short of the Week, Axel Behrens from Kurzfilm Verleih and Simon Young of Shorts TV shed their light on this matter from their own expertise.

Masterclass: What can a PR-agent do for your short film? 15:15 - 16:15 – REGIONAL ARCHIVES NIJMEGEN – ENGLISH SPOKEN Getting good publicity for your short film is a grey area for a lot of filmmakers. During this masterclass Catherine Lyn Scott explains what a strong publicity campaign can do for your short film and why you need a good PR-agent. And she is a reliable source: her company London Flair PR was the force behind 2 Oscar-winning and 3 Oscarnominated short films in the last 3 years.

Panel Talk: Regional film funds in the Netherlands 15:15 - 16:15 – REGIONAL ARCHIVES NIJMEGEN – DUTCH SPOKEN The founding of Cinesud and the Limburg Film Fund in the province of Limburg has been a great incentive for film culture in

this region. Other regions and provinces in The Netherlands are now also exploring the options to set up similar initiatives. What is the goal these regional film platforms aim to achieve? And are filmmakers from other regions also eligible for the available funds? Guido Franken (Cinesud) and initiators of the other regional film platforms will discuss these questions and more.

DRINKS & NETWORK OPPORTUNITY 16:30 - 17:30 – PAVILION Seize the moment and talk to that one particular speaker you are desperately want to ask questions to or have a drink with fellow filmmakers and other film related colleagues.

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NIJMEGEN GUIDED TOUR

Go Short hosts daily Industry Drinks at the pavilion. Here you can meet up with your fellow filmmakers and film professionals to expand and deepen your network. Make sure to stop by on Thursday on our Spanish themed drink where we will serve Spanish Cava, La Vermut and tapas thanks to our collaboration with the Embassy of Spain in The Hague and Saborpuro.

SAT 8 – 13:30-14:30 – INVITATION ONLY Go Short is extremely proud of the many Dutch directors whose talents are being showcased in our competition. We are all about propelling them – and their short films – into the world. At the lunch we place our talents across from key figures of the international short film industry. Attendees get to know one another, talk about their recent productions and exciting upcoming projects while the international industry gets a taste of Go Short’s finest.

FRI 7 – 11:00 – INDUSTRY DESK Tired of walking the same road from your hotel/homestay to the festival site? Always wanted to wander the historic streets of Nijmegen but have no idea where to start? Tag along our Nijmegen Guided Tour to discover our city's gems and enjoy the beauty of the eldest city of the Netherlands. Registration at the Industry Desk.

INDUSTRY DRINKS – SPAIN THU 6 – 18:30 – PAVILION

INDUSTRY DRINKS FRI 7 – 16:30 – PAVILION

INDUSTRY DRINKS SAT – 18:30 – PAVILION

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FAREWELL BRUNCH SUN 9 – 11:00-13:00 – PAVILION When the festival comes at its end it is time to say goodbye to your new found or longtime shorties. Come join us for the Farewell Brunch at the pavilion to reminisce about the amazing time we’ve had at Go Short before we all go back home after the Audience Awards.

FILMQUIZ FRI 7 – 20:00 – PAVILION Get your game on and sit down together with our festival visitors for the Filmquiz! Challenge your fellow filmmakers and film professionals to decide once and for all who is the biggest film fan and has the most extensive film knowledge. Registration €5,-


DZIGA’S KINOLAB AND GO SHORT PRESENT:

MASTERCLASS EXTREME SHORT FILM MASTERCLASS

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SAT 8 – 11.30-13.00 – LUX 2 – DUTCH SPOKEN ONLY In this masterclass three Dutch masters and specialists in extreme short film, Henk Loorbach (director of shorts, music videos, and commercials), Inge Riebeek (founder of The Essential, a non-linear documentary project), and Tim Meijerink (programmer Dropstuff/Artcast) will talk about the do’s and don’ts of making extreme short film. Recent developments in online platforms and social media have increased the use of extreme short video content. During this masterclass we will discuss these current developments in making extreme shorts, give tips and tricks on how to cut back to the essence, and stress the importance of having a strong story. The talks will be illustrated by film fragments that were chosen by the masters.

SAT 4 – 14:00-15:30 – T.B.A. – €30 (INCLUDING MASTERCLASS, DRINKS; DISCOUNT FOR DZIGA COMMUNITY MEMBERS) – REGISTRATION REQUIRED Up until March 24th, filmmakers have had the opportunity to send DZIGA their film plan for an extreme short film (fiction, animation, documentary or art film). From these entries we have selected a number of participants for 30-minute one-on-one sessions with the masters in extreme short film making. They'll have the opportunity to ask them for tips and guidance.

Masterclass moderated by Yvonne van Ulden, director of KLIK! Animation Festival Amsterdam

DZIGA is a non-profit platform and meeting place for filmmakers and video artists in Nijmegen. DZIGA supports and facilitates the production of video and film, offering a program of screenings, workshops and multimedia projects. If you are or will become a member of the DZIGA Community, you can get a discount on workshops, events and consultation. www.dziga.nl

HOMEGROWN PLATFORM DRINKS SAT 8 – 15:30 – PAVILION Have a drink and a smile. Meet filmmakers from the Nijmegen area and hear what they’re working on. Regional platform Gelders Doek will be present to give a presentation on their monthly film screenings. They are always scouting for new talent and are happy to meet you here.

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DUTCH SHORT FILM PREVIEW + DUTCH PLATFORM SAT 8 – 12:00 – LUX 2

With Go Short we aim to be the go-to platform for Dutch filmmakers. We show the best films from the past year in our competitions, focus on Dutch film students, and screen films of local talents. But we want to do more. That’s why, for the very first time, we are going to host the DUTCH SHORT FILM PREVIEW. At this event a selection of both promising and celebrated Dutch filmmakers will give a preview of their latest short film. Festival programmers, distributors and buyers will receive an exclusive invite to attend this preview and get an unique opportunity to be among the first to see the films and chat with the filmmakers afterwards. In this manner we wish to strengthen the position of Dutch short films and improve the chances of these particular projects to be selected by international film festivals.

DUTCH PLATFORM Another way in which we promote Dutch short filmmaking is through the Dutch Platform. This has become a regular feature in our video library over the past few years. Here you can see all Dutch film submissions that Go Short received for the current edition. This way, Go Short can offer a gateway to all recent Dutch shorts. For a better overview we divided these films in different categories. 140


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FILM INDEX TITLE П Падаща звезда– 114 # 2037 – 94, 96 9 Days - From My Window in Aleppo – 114 90 Degrees North – 114 90 Grad Nord – 114 A A Brief History of Princess X – 33 A Comunidade – 90 A Historic Handshake – 119 A Little Fishy – 123 A Man Returned – 114 A Nyalintás Nesze – 65 A Single Life – 96 A Story About My Eyes – 127, 128, 129 A Story for the Modlins – 80, 82 A Sunny Day – 51 Abseits der Autobahn – 90 Ahate Pasa – 82 Ain’t Got No Fear – 110 Aldrig som första gången! – 72 Aleksej – 130, 131 Alepou – 27 Alfred (Or the Story Of a Wonder Fish) – 93 Alfredo – 124 All You Do Is Shag – 87 Alumbramiento – 84 Amalimbo – 39, 114 Among the Black Waves – 29 Amore d’inverno – 81 Ampersand – 124 Amuse – 50, 132 Anacos – 86 Analysis Paralysis – 33 Anatomy – 104 Angry Hamster – 37 Antarctica – 62 Any Road – 40 Apartament Interbelic, în Zona Superb , Ultra-central – 60 As Long As It Takes – 49 ASTERIA – 113 Au Loin, Baltimore – 65 Audio Bullys - Shot Me Down – 73 Autumn – 94

B Babatunde – 133 Balada Para os Mortos – 30 Barbie – 99 Batrachian’s Ballad – 30 Beasts – 85 Beer – 119 Before Love – 41 Betty Boop in Snow White – 76 Between Men and Women – 112 Birdboy – 83 Birdy Wouaf Wouaf – 125 Bishtar az do Saat – 99 Björk - Bachelorette – 76 Blind Vaysha – 113 Blueberry Spirits – 44 Borders – 35 Borrowed Time – 113 Branded Dreams – 119 Broken – The Women’s Prison at Hoheneck – 36 Brutal Relax – 106 Buba & Sharon – 125 Buutvrij – 112

Dear Lorde – 110 Debiut – 105 Debut – 105 Decorado – 103 Delphi – 40 Desanimado – 84 Dreaming of Baltimore – 65 Duck Crossing – 82

Green Screen Gringo – 51, 142 Greetings From Aleppo – 111 Greetings From Kropsdam – 54 Groei – 112 Growth – 112

K Kalebegiak – 108, 109 Kaputt – 36 Krake – 122 Kupranugaris – 61 Kvinner & Cava – 104

H HANDEN – 131 Här är Karusellen – 73 Härlig är Jorden – 101 Het Einde van het Geslacht Vos – 133 Het Hele Verhaal – 52 Het Meisje van 672k – 125 Het Nachtelijk Halfrond – 64 Het Verdriet Zal Niet Eeuwig Duren – 53 Hidden – 77 HIWA – 37 Home – 111, 114 Hypertrain – 119

L La Bambina – 100 E La Cage – 122 Edmond – 114 La Douleur – 100 EIGEN – 60 La femme et le TGV – 113 El Adiós – 84, 114 La gran carrera – 81 Emily Must Wait – 42 La Licorne – 122 Enemies within – 113 La noche de las ponchongas – 86 Ennemis interieurs – 113 La pasión de Judas – 82 Estate – 45, 126 La Visite – 41 Estilhaços – 37 La Visite – 41 EXIST – 132 Las Palmas – 91 Extrapolate – 31, 119 Last Season – 34 I Le Mur – 114 F I Don’t Feel Anything Anymore – 105 Le Promeneur – 123, 125 Fajr – 32 I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again – 43 Le Renard Minuscule – 122, 124 Fatboy Slim - Weapon of choice – 75 I Was a Winner – 40, 74 L’été Espéré – 63 Fieras – 85 Ida Maria - Better When You’re Lies – 72 C Fight on a Swedish Beach!! – 31 Life Cycles – 41, 111, 119, 126 Naked – 74 Caminho dos Gigantes – 123, 124 Figury niemozliwe i inne historie II – 28 Il Silenzio – 100 LIFELESS – 131 Camouflage – 75 Fish Story – 104 I’m Not From Here – 28, 114 Lightborne – 84 Campo de Víboras – 42 Flynn? – 131 Import – 28 Limbo – 114 Cats & Dogs – 122 For Free – 49, 112, 126 Impossible Figures and Other Stories II – 28 L’immense Retour (Romance) – 43, 114 Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain – 62 Foreign Body – 60 In a Cage – 122 Limp Like That – 105 Checkpoint – 92 Forest of Echoes – 66 In Kropsdam Is Iedereen Gelukkig – 54 Little Children, Big Words – 75 Child – 66 Fox – 27 In The Distance – 114 LIV – 131 Cialo Obce – 60 Fragments – 37 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Lögner – 72 Cidade Pequena – 35 Frame 394 – 111 In the Woods – 105 CILAOS – 39 Franz Ferdinand - Right Action – 72 Ink Meets blank – 63 M Cipka – 61 Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out – 73 INPU/OUTPUT – 119 M.I.A. - Born Free – 77 Circular Inscription – 34 Frenzy – 107 Ins Holz – 105 Ma fille Nora – 29 Close Ties – 103 Friday – 45 Interior. Familia. – 85 Madagascar, a Journey Diary – 93 Cockaigne – 91 Frostbite – 131 Interior. Family. – 85 Madagascar, Carnet de Voyage – 93 Copyrette – 48 Fucking Bunnies – 103 Iron Alibi – 64 Mamma vet Bäst – 105 Cour de Récré – 64 Fucking Socks – 132 It’s Not That I Don’t Love You – 133 Mandatory Swedish – 104 Creature from the Lagoon – 107 Fucking Sokken – 132 Marta Juega Sola – 106 Crowley - Every Cowboy Needs His Marta Plays Alone – 106 J G Jag Var en Vinnare – 40, 74 Martin Cries – 38 Horse – 123 Csoszogj Úgy – 105 G-AAAH – 95 Jamie xx - Gosh – 78 Martine Pleure – 38 Gamechanger – 51, 142 Je Ne Sens Rien – 105 Mayfly – 119 D Going Equipped – 77 Jiffy – 119 Megatron – 101 Dawn of the Deaf – 27 Grand Tour – 49, 126 Meje – 35 Dead Ahead – 119 GRATIS – 49, 112, 126 Mellenu Gari – 44

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Merlot – 123, 124 Merna in de Spotlight – 123 Meryem – 52 Mindenki – 113 Minimal Mysteries – 83 Missen – 102 Missing – 102 Misterio – 81 Misterios Mínimos – 83 MOLOTOV MAN – 132 Moms on Fire – 33 Mont Blanc – 93 More Than Two Hours – 99 Mother Knows Best – 105 Motion/Static – 91 Mr. Death – 32 My Daughter Nora – 29 Mystery – 81

P Pear Cider and Cigarettes – 113 Pearl – 113 Pieces – 86 Piper – 113 Please Say Something – 76 Poggioreale 42 – 92 Pussy – 61

N Na Cherveno – 30 Naomi’s Geheim – 53 Naomi’s Secret – 53 Nature: All Rights Reserved – 67 Never Like the First Time! – 72 Niet Dat Ik Niet Van Je Hou – 133 Niflheim – 112 Night of Ponchongas – 86 No Drowning – 104 Now Only the Eye Can Catch – 110 Noyade Interdite – 104 Nymphet – 53

S Saatanan Kanit – 103 Sabaku – 48, 119, 122 Safari – 106 Šaknys Kar ios – 65 Segundito – 119 Semiliberi – 61 Sequence – 106 Seven Things I Learned About Time Travel – 112 Sharaa al-Mawt (‫ –)توملا عراش‬43 Shooting Star – 114 Shouted From the Rooftops – 52 Silent Nights – 113 Sing – 113 Sma barn, stora ord – 75 Small Change – 102 Small Talk – 114 Small Town – 35 Sólo Sabes Follar – 87 Sore Eyes For Infinity – 32 Spacesheep – 119 Sparta – 26 Sparte – 26 Speechless – 123, 125 Spider Web – 119, 122 Spotlight on Merna – 123 Språkfrågan – 104 Sredi Chernih Voin – 29 Stage Left – 64 Stemmen van Vincent – 50

O Obstacle Course 2.0 – 119 Octopus – 122 Off the Highway – 90 Old Luxurious Flat Located in an Ultra-central, Desirable Neighborhood – 60 Omega – 112 ON Y VA! – 123, 125 Once Upon a Line – 113 One-minute Time Machine – 96 Orfeo – 66 Ostatni Sezon – 34 OUR OWN – 60 Outono – 94

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Q Quality Time – 108, 109 R Raised by Krump – 111 Red Light – 30 Relaxatron 5000 – 119 Remember to Check Out – 112 Revolver – 73

Stems – 119 Street of Death – 43 Subotika Land of Wonders – 90 Subsuelo – 62 T Tarantula! – 107 Taxi Wala – 92 Teratoma – 86 Test – 85 The Absence of Eddy Table – 26 The Baby – 100 The Beast – 110 The Beast – 34 The Big Picture – 52 The Brick House – 36 The Camel – 61 The Circle – 102 The Community – 90 The Dockworker’s Dream – 45 The Doom of Dracula – 107 The End of the Vos Lineage – 133 The French Road, Detroit MI – 30 The Fullness Of Time (Romance) – 43, 114 The Gap – 50 The Girl of 672k – 125 The Goodbye – 84, 114 The Great Race – 81 The Great Silence – 110 The Head Vanishes – 103, 113 The Mummy – 107 The Noise of Licking – 65 The Ordinary – 27 The Origin of Trouble – 48 The Pain – 100 The Passion of Judas – 82 The Rabbit Hunt – 31 The Roots Are Bitter – 65 The Sadness Will Not Last Forever – 53 The Silence – 100 The Son of Frankenstein – 107 The Teeny-weeny Fox – 122, 124 The Things (Europe) – 44 The Unicorn – 122 The Walker – 123, 125 The Wall – 114 The Wolf Man – 107 Them & I – 125 Three Conversations on Life – 29 Tiger – 122

Timecode – 83, 113 Toer – 132 Tonight is Not a Good Night for Dying – 99 Totems – 26, 126 Tour – 132 Tout le Monde aime le bord de la mer – 38, 114 Tresspass – 94 Trial & Error – 104 Trzy rozmowy o zyciu – 29 Estilhaços – 104 Turn the Tables – 133 Tussen Man en Vrouw – 112 Tussilago – 74 Twee – 132 Two – 132 U Uka – 124 Un Grand Silence – 36 Unanimated – 84 Une Petite Différence – 119 Une Tête disparaît – 103, 113 Unicorn Blood – 106 UNIVITELLIN – 105 Urban Cowboys – 38 V Valparaiso – 103 Veil of Silence – 36 VENTILATOR – 42 Verochka – 63 Vihainen marsu – 37 Voices of Vincent – 50 W Wald der Echos – 66 Waste no. 2 Wreck – 44 Way of Giants – 123, 124 We All Love the Seashore – 38, 114 Wednesday With Goddard – 35, 119 What Else – 133 Wiƒôzi – 103 Wind – 101 Winter Love – 81 Without Sun – 64 Wolfendale - Semicircle – 133 Women & Wine – 104 World of Glory – 101

Y Yo no soy de aquí – 28, 114 You Are Not the Strongest – 104 Z Zdarzenie plastyczne – 63 Zelazne Alibi – 64 Zeven dingen die ik heb geleerd over tijdreizen – 112 Zvir – 34


FILM INDEX COUNTRY Argentina Subsuelo – 62

Croatia Red Light – 30 The Beast – 34

Australia Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain – 62 Circular Inscription – 34 Forest of Echoes – 66 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 The French Road, Detroit MI – 30 Tresspass – 94

Denmark A Man Returned – 114 Delphi – 40 I’m Not From Here – 28, 114 Now Only the Eye Can Catch – 110 Silent Nights – 113

Belgium Ampersand – 124 Antarctica – 62 Cockaigne – 91 Estate – 45, 126 I Don’t Feel Anything Anymore – 105 Mont Blanc – 93 My Daughter Nora – 29 Nymphet – 53 The Fullness Of Time (Romance) – 43, 114 The Gap – 50 The Teeny-weeny Fox – 122, 124 The Unicorn – 122 The Wall – 114 Totems – 26, 126 Tour – 132 Brazil Green Screen Gringo – 51, 142 Way of Giants – 123, 124 Bulgaria Red Light – 30 Shooting Star – 114 Canada Blind Vaysha – 113 Dear Lorde – 110 Frame 394 – 111 I Don’t Feel Anything Anymore – 105 Pear Cider and Cigarettes – 113 The Head Vanishes – 103, 113 Chile I’m Not From Here – 28, 114 China Jamie xx - Gosh – 78

Estonia Amalimbo – 39, 114 Finland Angry Hamster – 37 Fucking Bunnies – 103 Mandatory Swedish – 104 Sore Eyes For Infinity – 32 Taxi Wala – 92 Waste no. 2 Wreck – 44 France A Brief History of Princess X – 33 A Historic Handshake – 119 Alfred (Or the Story Of a Wonder Fish) – 93 Any Road – 40 ASTERIA – 113 Birdy Wouaf Wouaf – 125 Campo de Víboras – 42 CILAOS – 39 Decorado – 103 Dreaming of Baltimore – 65 Enemies within – 113 Estate – 45, 126 I Want Pluto To Be a Planet Again – 43 La Cage – 122 La Visite – 41 L’été Espéré – 63 Limbo – 114 Limp Like That – 105 Madagascar, a Journey Diary – 93 Martin Cries – 38 My Daughter Nora – 29 No Drowning – 104 Orfeo – 66 Sparta – 26 The Beast – 110 The Fullness Of Time (Romance) – 43, 114

The Head Vanishes – 103, 113 The Ordinary – 27 The Pain – 100 The Silence – 100 The Teeny-weeny Fox – 122, 124 The Unicorn – 122 The Walker – 123, 125 Totems – 26, 126 UNIVITELLIN – 105 Veil of Silence – 36 Germany 90 Degrees North – 114 A little fishy – 123 Broken - The Women's Prison at Hoheneck – 36 Cats & Dogs – 122 Cerro Rico - The Silver Mountain – 62 Child – 66 Crowley - Every Cowboy Needs His Horse – 123 Emily Must Wait – 42 In The Distance – 114 L’été Espéré – 63 Octopus – 122 Please Say Something – 76 Small Change – 102 Speechless – 123, 125 Street of Death – 43 Subsuelo – 62 The Things (Europe) – 44 Tiger – 122 Trial & Error – 104 Greece Fox – 27 HIWA – 37 Limbo – 114 Hong Kong A Sunny Day – 51 Hungary In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Limp Like That – 105 Sing – 113 The Noise of Licking – 65 The Rabbit Hunt – 31 Wind – 101

India In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Iran Barbie – 99 More Than Two Hours – 99 The Baby – 100 The Circle – 102 The Pain – 100 Tonight is Not a Good Night for Dying – 99 Iraq Shouted From the Rooftops – 52 Ireland Please Say Something – 76

Norway Mr. Death – 32 Small Talk – 114 The Absence of Eddy Table – 26 Women & Wine – 104 Poland Close Ties – 103 Debut – 105 Foreign Body – 60 Impossible figures and other stories II – 28 Ink meets blank – 63 Iron Alibi – 64 Last Season – 34 Once Upon a Line – 113 Pussy – 61 Three Conversations on Life – 29 Urban Cowboys – 38

Italy Beer – 119 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Merlot – 123, 124 Poggioreale 42 – 92 Semiliberi – 61 Shooting Star – 114 The Baby – 100 The Silence – 100 Valparaiso – 103 Waste no. 2 Wreck – 44 Winter Love – 81

Portugal A Brief History of Princess X – 33 Autumn – 94 Batrachian’s Ballad – 30 Campo de Víboras – 42 Fragments – 37 Puerto Rico – 110 Small Town – 35 The Community – 90 The Dockworker's Dream – 45 The Great Silence – 110

Japan Extrapolate – 31, 119

Republic of Kosovo Home – 111, 114

Latvia Blueberry Spirits – 44

Romania In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Megatron – 101 Old Luxurious Flat Located in an Ultra-central, Desirable Neighborhood – 60

Lebanon A Man Returned – 114 Street of Death – 43 Lithuania I’m Not From Here – 28, 114 The Camel – 61 The Roots Are Bitter – 65

Russia Among the Black Waves – 29 Before Love – 41 Spider Web – 119, 122 The Sadness Will Not Last Forever – 53 Verochka – 63

Morocco Fajr – 32

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Slovakia Borders – 35 Checkpoint – 92 South Africa The Beast – 110 Spain 2037 – 94, 96 A Story for the Modlins – 80, 82 All you do is shag – 87 Beasts – 85 Birdboy – 83 Brutal Relax – 106 Decorado – 103 Duck Crossing – 82 Fajr – 32 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Interior. Family. – 85 Jiffy – 119 Kalebegiak – 108, 109 Lightborne – 84 Marta juega sola – 106 Minimal mysteries – 83 Mystery – 81 Night of Ponchongas – 86 Pieces – 86 Safari – 106 Sequence – 106 Teratoma – 86 Test – 85 The Goodbye – 84, 114 The Great Race – 81 The passion of Judas – 82 Timecode – 83, 113 Uka – 124 Unanimated – 84 Unicorn Blood – 106 We All Love the Seashore – 38, 114 Winter Love – 81 You Are Not the Strongest – 104 Sweden Amalimbo – 39, 114 Anatomy – 104 Audio Bullys - Shot Me Down – 73 Fight on a Swedish Beach!! – 31 Franz Ferdinand - Right Action – 72 Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out – 73 Hidden – 77

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I Was a Winner – 40, 74 Ida Maria - Better When You’re Naked – 74 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 Las Palmas – 91 Lies – 72 Little Children, Big Words – 75 Moms on Fire – 33 Mother Knows Best – 105 Never Like the First Time! – 72 Revolver – 73 Tussilago – 74 World of Glory – 101 Switzerland Analysis Paralysis – 33 Cats & Dogs – 122 Hypertrain – 119 In the Woods – 105 La femme et le TGV – 113 Off the Highway – 90 Stage Left – 64 Subotika - Land of Wonders – 90 The Teeny-weeny Fox – 122, 124 Syria 9 Days - From My Window in Aleppo – 114 Greetings From Aleppo – 111 The Netherlands 9 Days - From My Window in Aleppo – 114 A Man Returned – 114 A Single Life – 96 A Story About My Eyes – 127, 128, 129 A Sunny Day – 51 Aleksej – 130, 131 Alfredo – 124 Amuse – 50, 132 As Long As It Takes – 49 Babatunde – 133 Between men and women – 112 Branded Dreams – 119 Buba & Sharon – 125 Buutvrij – 112 Copyrette – 48 EXIST – 132 Extrapolate – 31, 119 Flynn? – 131

For Free – 49, 112, 126 Frostbite – 131 Fucking Socks – 132 Gamechanger – 51, 142 Grand Tour – 49, 126 Green Screen Gringo – 51, 142 Greetings From Aleppo – 111 Greetings From Kropsdam – 54 Growth – 112 HANDEN – 131 Import – 28 It’s Not That I Don’t Love You – 133 LIFELESS – 131 LIV – 131 Mayfly – 119 Meryem – 52 Missing – 102 MOLOTOV MAN – 132 Naomi’s Secret – 53 Nature: All Rights Reserved – 67 Niflheim – 112 Obstacle Course 2.0 – 119 Omega – 112 ON Y VA! – 123, 125 OUR OWN – 60 Quality Time – 108, 109 Remember to Check Out – 112 Sabaku – 48, 119, 122 Seven Things I Learned About Time Travel – 112 Shouted from the Rooftops – 52 Spacesheep – 119 Spotlight on Merna – 123 The Big Picture – 52 The Brick House – 36 The End of the Vos Lineage – 133 The Gap – 50 The Girl of 672k – 125 The Origin of Trouble – 48 The Sadness Will Not Last Forever – 53 Them & I – 125 Tour – 132 Turn the Tables – 133 Two – 132 Voices of Vincent – 50 What Else – 133 Without Sun – 64 Wolfendale - Semicircle – 133

United Kingdom A Brief History of Princess X – 33 A Man Returned – 114 Ain’t Got No Fear – 110 Camouflage – 75 Dawn of the Deaf – 27 Dead Ahead – 119 Edmond – 114 Fish Story – 104 Friday – 45 G-AAAH – 95 Going Equipped – 77 Home – 111, 114 Life Cycles – 41, 111, 119, 126 M.I.A. - Born Free – 77 Motion/Static – 91 Pear Cider and Cigarettes – 113 Relaxatron 5000 – 119 Stems – 119 VENTILATOR – 42 Wednesday With Goddard – 35, 119 United States Betty Boop in Snow white – 76 Björk - Bachelorette – 76 Borrowed Time – 113 Creature from the Lagoon – 107 Fatboy Slim - Weapon of choice – 75 Frenzy – 107 In the Same Garden – 108, 109 INPUT/OUTPUT – 119 One-minute Time Machine – 96 Pearl – 113 Piper – 113 Raised by Krump – 111 Sequence – 106 Tarantula! – 107 The Dockworker’s Dream – 45 The Doom of Dracula – 107 The Goodbye – 84, 114 The Mummy – 107 The Rabbit Hunt – 31 The Son of Frankenstein – 107 The Wolf Man – 107


COLOPHON CATALOGUE Published by Go Short – International Short Film Festival Nijmegen Editorial Team Sze Man Ho Niels Ketelaars Erik van Drunen Wouter Jansen Teun van Laake Bart Jansen Kirsten Ruber Translation & Editing Maarten Wagemakers Graphic design & Concept teunis.nu DTP Quentin van der Niet Circulation 500 Price € 5 incl. VAT Festival trailer Douwe Dijkstra Rob Peters Tote bag design Isabel Herguera

ORGANISATION Go Short – International Short Film Festival Nijmegen P.O. Box 1449 6501 BK Nijmegen The Netherlands Information and contact goshort.nl info@goshort.nl @goshortfilmfest Board Carolien Croon (chair) Jenny Booms (secretary) Piet Rutten (treasurer) Caro Delsing Dick Smits

Festival Director Kirsten Ruber Business Manager Agnes Bolwiender Festival Coordinator Bart Jansen

SELECTION & PROGRAMMING Head of Competitions Wouter Jansen

Advisory Board Mieke Bernink Wiendelt Hooijer Pien Houthoff Pepijn Kuyper Sydney Neter Waldemar Torenstra Connie Verberne Willemijn de Vries Marina Blok Prof. Dr. A.M. Smelik

European Competition Paul de Vrijer Janneke van Laar Karen van Dijk Margo Onnes Teun van Laake Manon Bovenkerk Stanislaw Liguzinski Lieke Wouters Erik van Drunen Sarah Lugthart Chris Mouw Daan Veldhuizen Wytze Koppelman Eliane Esther Bots Wouter Jansen Kirsten Ruber

Initiative and concept Lisa ter Berg Kirsten Ruber

Dutch Competition Wouter Jansen Kirsten Ruber

Student Competition Maaike Jaspers Rob van den Bergh Mathieu Janssen Jotte van Dulk Wouter Jansen Retrospectives Erik van Drunen Teun van Laake Specials Wouter Jansen Teun van Laake Off the Walls Mathieu Janssen Talents Teun van Laake Niels Ketelaars Exhibitions Niels Ketelaars Maaike Jaspers Bart Jansen Go Shorty! Susanne Beckers Teun van Laake Guest Programming & Advice Shorts TV (Oscar Shorts) Karin Krijgsman Suzanne van der Wateren

Sarah Lugthart (AKV|St. Joost Presents) European Film Academy (Short Matters) Dirk van der Straaten (Movies That Matter Presents) Job de Wit (Fullscreen) Christoffer Olofsson (The Sum Of All Fears) Manon Bovenkerk (Stories We Tell) Roberto Barrueco (Fear & Laughter) Festival Office Stella de Wijk Bouke Leenders Program Department Erik van Drunen Wouter Jansen Maaike Jaspers Niels Ketelaars Teun van Laake Bart Jansen Production Tess Wiggers Erik van Vliet Sascha Echternach

PR & Communications Hannah van Amstel Arne Broekhoven Sze Man Ho Interns Margot van Helvert David van Logchem Cathy Maessen Eva Kral Leonie Posthumus Charlotte ten Zeldam Kitty Maessen Pia Arndt Esther Schippers Frank van Drunen Alexa van de Wall Marleen Hegeman Lori Mertens Film Operation Filmtechniek Polona Kuzman Filmchief ThisWayUp Webdesign Studio Airport Webhosting YourName

Go Short Campus Sterre de Jong Industry Department Charlotte Hendriks Lisanne Heiligers 153


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