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A documentary about the centuries old Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Randazzo, beneath Mount Etna.
A lone twin struggles to cope with the loss of his sibling.
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A filmmaker tries to find the owner of a series of handwritten postcards he finds in second hand bookshop.
An aspiring dancer develops an odd relationship with an obscene phone caller. Together they discover an impassioned interest in self-amputation.
A hallucinatory recollection of conflict between gods.
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At 92, Isabella struggles to hold onto her memories and sense of identity.
An elderly woman digs a well with the help of her horse.
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Thirty minutes of living like a neurotic house cat.
An abstract digital artwork constructed around mathematics and images drawn from code.
Under threat of imminent eviction from her countryside home, a self-reliant woman struggles to preserve her way of life.
A mysterious glimpse of an England steeped in folkloric tradition.
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A housewife and grandmother turns to drink and drugs to relieve her boredom.
A man finds it difficult to re-integrate into society following his release from prison.
Character emerges from animated uncertainty.
A short film exploring the creation of animated characters.
A filmmaker sets out to find the grave of her estranged father.
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