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Glasgow Short Film Festival 2016

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The Assumption (A Lu Cielu Chinau) (Country: Italy; Year: 2015; Director: Daniele Greco, Mauro Maugeri)
A documentary about the centuries old Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Randazzo, beneath Mount Etna.
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Holika (Country: Canada; Year: 2015; Director: Kaveh Nabatian)
A hallucinatory recollection of conflict between gods.
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Kamakshi (Country: India; Year: 2015; Director: Satindar Singh Bedi; Stars: Parvathi Limbaji Suryavanshi, Snehal)
An elderly woman digs a well with the help of her horse.
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Moon Blink (Country: Netherlands; Year: 2015; Director: Rainer Kohlberger)
An abstract digital artwork constructed around mathematics and images drawn from code.
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Ottery (Country: UK; Year: 2015; Director: Tom Chick)
A mysterious glimpse of an England steeped in folkloric tradition.
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Something About Silence Something About Silence
Something About Silence and Moon Blink
Roberta (Country: Canada; Year: 2014; Director: Caroline Monnet; Writer: Caroline Monnet; Stars: Marie Brassard, Julien Morin)
A housewife and grandmother turns to drink and drugs to relieve her boredom.
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Something About Silence (Country: Germany; Year: 2015; Director: Patrick Buhr; Writer: Patrick Buhr; Stars: Erik Hansen)
Character emerges from animated uncertainty.
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